Looking for a trainer / stationary bike to ride while it is wet out?
Tacx Neo Smart $1599.00
Mount your bike on the Neo Smart for life like indoor riding and training.
Real direct drive trainer with a powerful motor placed directly onto the cassette, eliminating additional gearing
Measure speed, power and cadence
Low revolutions, reduces noise to a minimum
Foldable and compact frame design
Can be used completely wireless or hooked to a power outlet
Bluetooth and ANT+ FE-C capable
Maximum resistance 2200 Watts
Realistic climbing up to 25% and downhill to -5%
Comes with Shimano/SRAM compatible freehub body (Except SRAM XD). Campagnolo freehub body sold separately
Front wheel support included
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Tacx Flux Smart $999.00
Tacx Flux Smart the best price interactive direct drive trainer.
Maximum resistance of 1500 watt
Incline simulation up to 16%
Power measurement accuracy of 2.5%
15 lbs flywheel improving realism
Measure speed, cadence and power
Compatible with long cage derailleurs
Axle compatibility: 130mm, 135mm
Compatible with Bluetooth and ANT + FE-C
Comes with Shimano freehub body. Campagnolo freehub body sold separately
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Tacx Bushido Smart Trainer $999.00
As the Bushido is wireless and can be linked to your smartphone or tablet, you can use this trainer for workouts wherever you are. Are you going on a training camp or is there no power point handy at your training location? In that case, choose the Tacx Bushido.
Completely wireless: produce your own energy and use your trainer anywhere
Bluetooth and ANT+ FE-C communication capable
Measure speed, cadence and power
Including Skyliner front wheel support
Motor brake with integrated software-simulated flywheel and 4.5lbs regular flywheel
Maximum resistance 1400 Watt
Simulate slopes up to 15%
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Tacx Bluematic Smart $299.00
Tacx Bluematic smart – a basic trainer that you can use for Zwift etc.
More than a road bike the bikes that are in the new “Gravel Grinder” category can function very well at multiple tasks. These sport utility road bikes make excellent all purpose bikes. Ride these bikes to the end of the road and beyond.
Compared to a road bike these bikes have larger tires, greater chainstay and fork clearance, a more stable and comfortable geometry, wider gear ranges.
Marin Gestalt 3 beyond the paved road bike with alloy frame, carbon fork, hydro brakes and 1 X 11 drivetrain Sale $2100.00New Naild 12.3.9 quick release thru-axle, paired with the new NavIt fork provide the fastest QR action, with all the stiffness and tracking performance thru-axles are famous for.Marin Gestalt 2 with knobby 35 tires and fenders
Larger tires give the bike more traction, a better ride on uneven surfaces, more stability overall. Tire width can range from 30mm to 48mm for the gravel grinder bikes.
Louis Garneau Garibaldi 1 gravel bike with alloy frame and carbon fork. $1999.00
Bigger clearances at the chainstays and fork allow the bikes to be fitted with full fenders. Perfect for commuting or winter road riding/training. If the roads are icy you can fit studded tires for greater traction.
Marin Gestalt with studded tires
In addition to wider tires, gravel bikes have geometry that favors stability and comfort. The wheelbase of a gravel bike is longer than most road bikes, thanks to longer chainstays and slacker head tube angles. Head tubes are generally taller as well, placing the rider in a more relaxed, upright position. Bottom brackets are often lower, which gives the rider the sensation of riding in, rather than on the bicycle.
The end result of these geometry differences is a more comfortable, confidence-inspiring and forgiving ride than one would find in a typical road bike.
Louis Garneau Garibaldi 3 gravel bike with alloy frame, carbon fork, 700X35 tires, Shimano drivetrain, Promax disc brakes $1200.00
Gearing is another area where these bikes diverge from the pack. Given the terrain, many gravel bikes feature compact or smaller gearing and wide-range cassettes. Cranksets with 50/34 or 48/32t are common. Likewise, many gravel bikes come with 1x gearing with ultra-wide 10-42t cassette.
The Garmin Edge 25, Edge 810, Edge 810 Bundle, and the Varia are on sale at Island Cycle April 7 to 16.
Edge 25
The new Garmin Edge 25 is sale priced at $209.99 and is packed with big feature in a small computer. Go the extra mile. Edge 25 captures essential stats from your ride, including time, distance, speed, total ascent and location. When paired with a heart rate strap, it also records your heart rate and heart rate zone so you’ll know when you hit your target. Heart rate compatibility also provides more accurate information on calories burned during your ride.
Garmin Edge 25 bike computer.
Edge 25 lets you know how fast and how far you’re riding. When paired with ANT+® sensors², you can also track cadence, as well as indoor speed and distance.
Live Tracking
When paired with Bluetooth®, Live Tracking lets friends and family follow your ride in real time. Invite followers using email or social media, which lets them view your live data on Garmin Connect.
No Data, No Problem
Edge 25 uses GPS/GLONASS satellites to track how far, how fast and where you ride, even under dense tree cover. Unlike a phone, you can use Edge 25 for up to 8 hours without worrying about data or battery drainage.
Get Connected
Via Bluetooth to your smartphone or with a simple connection to your computer, you can upload your activities to our free online fitness community, Garmin Connect. Here, you can see the path you traveled on a map, analyze it, share it and view more detail.
Segments
Compete against other cyclists on Garmin Connect segments and see your results post-ride on the leaderboard. Includes on-device alerts for segment start/finish points.
Edge 810 & Edge 810 Bundle
The Garmin Edge is sale priced at $419.99. The touchscreen Edge 810 is designed for the cyclist who wants it all — navigation and advanced training capabilities in 1 device. Connected features
Garmin Edge 810
through your smartphone include live tracking, social media sharing and weather. The 810 is compatible with optional detailed street or TOPO maps, so it can guide you during touring, commuting or other activities requiring onboard maps and navigation. Because it’s GPS-enabled, Edge 810 provides accurate data and navigation capabilities, anywhere in the world.
Track Every Detail
In addition to mapping, Edge 810 records distance, speed metrics, ascent/descent, grade and more. It’s also compatible with ANT+® sensors that measure heart rate, speed/cadence and power. Activity profiles let you customize data fields and device settings based on cycling activity, such as road, mountain or touring. Switch profiles with a simple swipe of the touchscreen and the 810 will be set up to show the data for that ride.
Cycling Dynamics
When paired with a dual-sensing Vector™ power meter, Edge 810 now displays our revolutionary Cycling Dynamics metrics and are included in Garmin Connect™ for post ride analysis. These metrics measure where the power is being applied throughout the pedal stroke, and where on the pedal it is being applied, allowing the cyclist to understand his or her particular way of riding. The Seated/Standing metric will follow in early 2015.
Live Tracking
Live Tracking lets friends and family follow your races and training activities in real time. Invite followers using email or social media, and they can view your live data on Garmin Connect. Once they get your email invite, they can follow and see your stats and location on the map.
Weather
Get real-time weather conditions, forecasts and alerts (in areas with coverage) directly on the Edge 810 when paired with a smartphone and the Garmin Connect Mobile app. Your smartphone stays safe and dry, while the weather data you need is right at your fingertips.
Wireless Data Transfers
Instantly store, share and analyze every detail of your ride. Using Garmin Connect Mobile, you can wirelessly upload completed activities from your device as soon as you are finished. Activities can be automatically or manually uploaded. Once your ride has posted to Garmin Connect, your own “connections” can view them. You can also search your courses and workouts4 stored at Garmin Connect, download to your smartphone, then send directly to your Edge 810 — wirelessly. You can then navigate to the start of the course and use the Virtual Partner® feature on your Edge to race your previous activities in real time.
Shimano Di2 Integration
Like the Edge 1000, the Edge 810 now integrates with Shimano Di2 shifting systems5 to display your current gear on the screen. We’ve also expanded the integration capabilities for those Edge users with compatible Shimano Dura Ace Di2 systems by allowing them to directly control their Edge from the small buttons inside the brake hoods.
Segments
Similar to the Edge 1000, the Edge 810 now include segments. Cyclists can turn every ride into a race by competing on Garmin Connect segments and seeing real-time results, including alerts for segment start/finish and leaderboard rankings.
The Blue Twist has the same resistance unit as the Blue Matic, but does not have a handlebar resistance lever. You manually set the resistance, selecting one of the seven positions using a switch on the brake. The maximum resistance is 700 Watt. The Blue Twist is suitable as an entrance model.
Resistance unit Magnetic
Braking positions 7
Descent simulation – N/A
Max brake power (10 sec.) 700 Watt
Sprint power (1 min.) 600 Watt
Mass inertia 8 kg 1
Suitable for all bikes, if necessary with axle skewers or nuts
Wheeldiameter 26″- 29″ and 700c (29″ with optional trainer tire)
The magnetic brake has a simpler braking system and is therefore ideal for straightforward training sessions such as warming up before a race and endurance training. The road is simulated using different positions that you adjust yourself.Resistance unit A magnetic brake regulates the resistance using several adjustable positions. This allows you to simulate a climb.
Bike storage. 
