Grassroots Bikes, Durham’s newest bike shop

Posted on July 13, 2008 
Filed Under bikes, mountain biking

Durham’s newest bike shop is a mountain bike boutique (i.e. a mountain bike specific bike shop). Located at 5520 Old Chapel Hill Rd., Grassroots Bikes is the retail and bike service effort run by Trips for Kids, Triangle. Profits go to support TFKT, which makes Grassroots Bikes Durham’s first “socially conscious bike shop.” Who knew there was such a thing?

Starting out small, the shop will keep new Surly, Vassago, Redline, and Soma mountain bikes in stock. “We stayed away from the big name brands in order to not directly compete with any of our friends at the local bike shops,” says Andrea Hundredmark, Durham Public Schools middle school teacher and organizer of Triangle Trips for Kids. You can check up on their inventory at grassrootsbikes.blogspot.com.

Hundredmark, aware of the local popularity of single speed mountain bikes, says that Grassroots Bikes will also support the single speed community through sales of new single speeds as well as carrying in stock single-speed parts.

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One Response to “Grassroots Bikes, Durham’s newest bike shop”

  1. KIN KEEZY on July 13th, 2008 10:07 pm

    Hey there. glad to see durham doing things! check out Kin Keezy bike krunk, download the ep and play it on your ride. its free.

    blessings

    Keezy

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