Las Vegas Cyclery

Absolutely Love Las Vegas Cyclery - they have been my goto since the 90s when Jared was on Charleston and I bought my first full suspension Santa Cruz Heckler! Now my First Electric Bike has a place in my garage- thanks to Jen for letting me Try hers on a ride (so devious as i fell in love with it) - Shawn is the bike guru who puts the magic in the bike build (and fit)… love these guys! Thanks for always keeping me rolling! :-)

Seriously awesome shop. I flew in with my bike today, and the service crew got me in same day, put by bike back together, proactively fixed something, and the price was super fair! Thanks @sean and @bradley!

Kevin was awesome! He got me fitted properly for knee and elbow pads and gave me great advice on what trails to try. I'm new to the area and his advice was spot on! Had a great ride out at Little Cottonwood. I highly recommend this shop.

Energy is great down there and the people are so friendly. Brought my childhood mountain bike from 2012 in that was in pretty rough condition. Kevin in the service department helped me get her back in good condition, without trying to over sell me on stuff that I didn’t need. They’ve also got a great selection of new and pre owned bikes. This will be my go to spot for bike stuff from now on.

Perfect bike rental for Red Rock Canyon ride while staying in Vegas! The staff at Las Vegas Cyclery were very helpful.

I highly recommend renting an e-Bike from Las Vegas Cyclery if you are a casual or avid mountain biker looking to enjoy the trails at Red Rock Canyon state park.

I rode for about 3 hours on the black trail. Since the goal of my ride was to explore Red Rock Canyon and not really for endurance or fitness, using the e-Bike allowed me to enjoy the trail to the fullest extent. It was slightly rainy earlier in the day when I rode, and I literally did not see a single person from the time I started on the access road to the trail until I got back.

My tips for having an awesome (dare I say "life changing") ride at Red Rock Canyon:
* Learn to mountain bike on your local trails with a normal non e-bike.
* When you visit Las Vegas for a work trip, rent an e-Bike for a day from Las Vegas Cyclery.

Use an app like Trailforks to see where you're at on the trail. The bike didn't have a phone mount (I forgot to ask about that). Next time, I'll make sure to either bring a mount or try to rent one.

Bring your own flat or SPD shoes, and it's good to have some gloves as well.