Question 1

What professional bike services does Highroller Cyclery offer?

Accepted Answer

The shop provides basic tuneups, part replacements, suspension service, custom bike builds, and custom wheel building at both its Fayetteville and Rogers locations.

Question 2

Does Highroller Cyclery have a history of community involvement in trail development?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The shop's owner, Chris Dillard, has been physically involved in trail building projects with the Ozark Off Road Cyclists (OORC) at Devil's Den, Lake Fayetteville, Lake Leatherwood, Mount Sequoya, Mount Kessler, Hobbs State Park, Lincoln Lake, and Lake Wilson, and participated in the strategic planning of the Buffalo Headwaters Trail System. Highroller Cyclery continues to support both OORC and IMBA, the International Mountain Bike Association.

Question 3

When did Highroller Cyclery open and what is notable about its location?

Accepted Answer

The shop opened on February 15, 1972, in a historic Fayetteville building with roots dating back to the 1930s. The building survived a significant motorcycle gas tank fire and has operated continuously as a bike shop since the 1970s. A Rogers location was added in 2013, positioned directly off Interstate 49 and the Northwest Arkansas Razorback Regional Greenway.

Question 4

Is Highroller Cyclery the longest-running independent bike shop in Arkansas?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the shop is recognized as the longest-running independent bike shop in Arkansas.

Question 5

Can customers order online and pick up locally at Highroller Cyclery?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the shop offers free local pickup, allowing customers to browse and order online, then pick up their items at either the Fayetteville or Rogers location.

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