LOCATION

Four miles south of I-85; Clairmont exit, one mile south of V.A Hospital One mile east of Emory University on North Decatur Road One mile north of DeKalb County Court House

HOURS

10:00 am - 7:00 pm Monday - Friday

10:00 am - 6:00 pm Saturday

12 Noon - 5:00 pm Sunday

Closed Sundays in January and February and on major holidays.

33th ANNIVERSARY AWARDS

Our awards and achievements 2005 - Owner Fred Boykin receives Bicycle Retailer and Industry News Advocate of the Year Award 2004 - Owner Fred Boykin receives League of American Bicyclists' Volunteer of the Year Award 2002 - Creative Loafing's Best of Atlanta Best Bike Shop-Editor's Choice 2001 - Creative Loafing's Best of Atlanta Best Bike Shop-Editor's Choice 2000 - Creative Loafing's Best of Atlanta Best Bike Shop-Editor's Choice 1999 - Creative Loafing's Best of Atlanta Best Bike Shop-Editor's Choice 1998 - Creative Loafing's Best of Atlanta Best Bike Shop-Editor's Choice 1996 - Creative Loafing's Best of Atlanta Best Bike Shop-Reader's Choice 1996 - Creative Loafing's Best of Atlanta Best Bike Shop - Editor's Choice 1996 - GT Bicycles' Outstanding Dealer Award 1995 - Creative Loafing's Best of Atlanta Best Bike Shop - Reader's Choice 1995 - GT Bicycles' Outstanding Dealer Award 1993 - Diamond Back Bicycles' Excellence Award 1993 - Diamond Back Bicycles' Excellence Award 1992 - Diamond Back Bicycles' Dealer Advisory Board 1991 - Diamond Back Bicycles' Dealer Advisory Board Diamond Back Bicycles' Excellence Award 1990 - Bicycle Dealer Showcase Top 100 Dealer 1989 - Bicycle Dealer Showcase Top 100 Dealer 1988 - Creative Loafing's Best of Atlanta, Best Bike Shop 1988 - Trek Bicycles' Top 50 Dealers 1987 - Creative Loafing's Best of Atlanta, Best Bike Shop 1972 - Opened at the corner of Clairmont and N. Decatur and, after 30 years, we're still here!

SHOP PHOTOS

Storefront circa 1974 just before we moved across North Decatur Road to our current location. We're now about 6 times bigger. Large enough to handle tons of stuff, but still with that small shop feel. We love to hear the long time customers remind us when they shopped with us "across the street".

The big bike over the doorway is still hanging in front of the "new" place.

Here's the main service area around the same time. Jim Bradford, the frame builder back then, is wearing a sweater and heavy pants, so it must be winter. Wink's Triumph motorcycle is in the foreground (must be a slow day). Notice the Janis Joplin poster - early 70's, right? For a current service area view, check out the photo of Service Manager Kris Dunbar.