We don't take cycling too seriously, except when it comes to the bikes we sell. Then we get really picky.

Rocky Mountain has been designing and testing bikes in the rugged British Columbia mountains for 40 years, and we couldn't be more stoked to be an authorized dealer. Their bikes and e-mountain bikes fit about every type of rider, from hard pedaling gravel and XC riders to let-'er-rip park riders. Oh yeah, they have a spectacular trail bike for the groms!

We have both been riding the extremely fast and capable XC/downcountry Element, which is a great bike for most of the Flathead Valley riding, Lynn uses the all-trail Instinct for most of the pedal-y chunder and backcountry days, and both of us are riding the Altitude on days we're lapping Spencer or want to demolish descents on big lift-served mountain days. 

Is it coincidental that both Ibis and Rocky Mountain both began in 1981? Probaby not. It wasn't something that made the decision for us, though: it was their bikes. Ibis Cycles has a great lineup of mountain and gravel bikes to fill your needs, whether you desire a fast uphill, fast downhill, long , steady miles, or some combination in the middle. 

We brought the Ibis line into the shop primarily because of the Ripley (downcountry) and Ripmo (long travel trail) bikes, but we are also impressed with the versatile Hakka MX, a racy gravel bike, the Exie, a crazy fast, light and very capable XC bike, and the new HD6 for park riders and those wanting to chase after a few enduro titles.

 Norco began as Northern Cycle Industries in 1964 – in a chicken coop - and they've come a long way while chasing their passions. The people behind Norco live and breathe bikes - and use them hard in the magical, rugged mountains of British Columbia that surrounds them.

All the Norco bikes are built on a tested platform with solid build kits, and are custom made for rowdy fun. The newly designed Optic and Sight models are getting all the press these days - for good reason. Want to get after it? These are your bikes. Designed for long days of backcountry riding or bombing down the freeride trails, we can get you set up on the bike of your most rambunctious dreams.

Wow, has Cannondale stepped up their game! They've always been a great bike company, but they are continually innovating and improving. They have something for everyone at about every price point, and you get a quality bike that will last and perform well. 

Cannondale offers a comprehensive line of commuter bikes and ebikes, adventure and gravel bikes, and mountain bikes. Their newest flagship bikes include the Moterra SL, the lightest full-range trail e-bike on the market, the Topstone, a fantastic do-it-all-really-well gravel bike, and the insanely fast SuperX gravel race bike that could easily double as a road bike when needed.