Ride Faster For Longer
Road bikes are perfect for the adrenaline rush of a crit, or the long, all-day grind of a gran-fondo. Pure Ride Cycles has an awesome selection of road bicycles from Giant, Liv and Cervelo to get you on the tarmac and edging your way closer to the podium. Not sure which road bike is right for you? Let one of our knowledgeable staff members know and we can help you decide.
Engineered Perfection
Road bikes are nimble machines built for efficiency to help you achieve your personal best. With the help of computer modeling, engineers tweak frame designs to create a bike that absorbs vibrations while remaining ultra-responsive to pedal input.
Made From the Right Stuff
Carbon fiber is king of the road thanks to its immense tunability, but aluminum, titanium, and steel frame designs have also benefited from recent technological advances, giving you many excellent options to choose from when buying a new bike. Need help deciding? We're here to help you learn more and choose the road bike that is best for your cycling goals.
What’s New With Road Bikes
If it’s been a while since you last shopped for bikes, you’ll notice quite a bit has changed.
Disc Brakes
Disc brakes provide more grip when rim brakes struggle — in rain, slush, and mud you’ll get safe stopping power when you need it most.
Carbon Forks
Carbon forks quiet road chatter while keeping the front end stiff and light so you can ride longer with increased comfort.
Electronic Shifting
Electronic shifting systems are computer-controlled to be responsive and exact so you get a flawless shift every time.
Internal Cable Routing
Internal cable routing keeps your bike looking neat and tidy while protecting shift and brake cables from road grime.
Tubeless Tires
Tubeless tires allow for lower tire pressure which gives you better traction and a smoother ride. No inner tube also means less overall weight.
Innovative Engineering
New engineering methods have created stronger frames while reducing weight and adding new features like in-frame shock dampeners.
