Question 1

Has Rocky Mountain Recumbents switched to a mobile model, and how does that work?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the shop operates as a mobile bike shop and can come to customers or meet them in Fort Collins. Customers should call or text Steve at 970-221-4838 to schedule an appointment.

Question 2

What types of bikes does Rocky Mountain Recumbents specialize in?

Accepted Answer

The shop specializes in recumbent bicycles and tricycles, including crank forward bikes. It also carries cycling accessories, offers rentals, and provides sales and service for these specialty bike types.

Question 3

Does Rocky Mountain Recumbents offer bike rentals?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the shop offers bike rentals. Customers planning to borrow a bike for the Sunday morning group rides should arrive 20–30 minutes early.

Question 4

What community riding events does the shop host?

Accepted Answer

Rocky Mountain Recumbents organizes Sunday morning group rides during summer months, departing between 8am and 10am. Details are available on the shop's calendar.

Question 5

What is the background and expertise of the shop's owner and staff?

Accepted Answer

Owner Steve Shoemaker has 23 years in the cycle business and holds four certificates from the United Bicycle Institute; Rachel Shoemaker handles sales and bookkeeping with a background in accounting; and Jim Edwards is a certified bike builder and service technician who graduates from the United Bicycle Institute and handles all new bike builds and major service work.

Question 6

Does the shop rent or sell trailers?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Rocky Mountain Recumbents offers trailers for customers with cargo needs.

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