We are proud to be carrying Endura clothing.

In stock we have a good selection of Singletrack and Hummvee shorts as well as jerseys and gloves. Come check them out. These would make a great addition to any cyclists’ wardrobe.

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We have, on our doorstep, the ideal testing ground for any outdoor equipment - the Scottish Highlands.

Rain, hail, sunshine, snow, wind, more rain… all are part and parcel of a day out testing Endura cycle wear!

The result is a range of clothing and accessories with top performance fabrics, attention to detail and innovative features. The more we ride, the more we improve.

Jamis’ Xenith line of carbon fiber road bikes has some of the best deals in terms of dollars to dance moves. The price/weight ratio can’t be beat (around $2grand for the base Comp model at 18.5 lbs), but testers are raving about the performance as well. There are several frames in the Xenith line, from basic trainer to full on racer.

Here’s what Cycling News has to say about the top-of-the-line Xenith SL…

Somewhat surprisingly, the Xenith SL really does weigh what Jamis claims it does: actual weight on our 54cm tester (yes, we took it apart) was just 890g and that even included the seat collar, rear derailleur hanger, bottom bracket cable guide, bottle bolts and barrel adjusters. The matching Jamis-designed Xenith monocoque carbon fork was similarly feathery at 290g (with factory-trimmed steerer).

Our top-end tester’s stock build kit takes full advantage of its lightweight foundations. The nearly complete SRAM Red gruppo is punctuated only by FSA’s superb K-Force Light crankset and an X10SL chain from KMC. Cockpit components include an Easton EA90 stem, EC90 Equipe SLX bar and EC90 post topped with a Selle San Marco Aspide saddle. As if there was any remaining doubt as to the Xenith SL’s intended use, Jamis also includes a set of premium Zipp 404 carbon wheels and Vittoria Corsa Evo CX tubulars.

Total weight as equipped (but without pedals) is just 5.98kg (13.16lb). Yikes.

Bike Radar Raves:

The Xenith SL may not quite be the stiffest bike we’ve tested but it isn’t far off either, and the overall experience belies your expectations of how an ultra light machine should perform. There’s no dullness or whippiness to speak of and unlike many other similar-feeling frames, Jamis doesn’t resort to cartoonishly oversized tubing dimensions to get its point across.

Even the included fork delivers an astounding amount of handling precision easily comparable to forks a hundred grams heavier. The stout blades may not offer much in the way of aerodynamic performance but their reassuringly solidity is well worth the trade-off.

As a result, sprint performance is, as you’d expect, plenty fast and handling reflexes are appropriately sharp in combination with the frame’s relatively neutral 73/73 degree parallel angles and 271mm bottom bracket height. Naturally, a bike that is both stiff and light should also be a climber’s dream and the Xenith SL is no exception… that is, until you run out of gears which doesn’t take long given the stock setup’s 52/38T chainrings and 11-23T cassette – particularly if your test patch is the Rocky Mountains. Pure climbers likely won’t have any issues here but something a little more befitting the rest of us would be very welcome here.

Drop in and check out the Xenith today. We currently have a Comp and can possibly get some others in the range if you are interested in a test ride.

For more than 25 years, the motley crew called Ibis has built some of the finest, most innovative bicycles on the planet.

Suck Creek Cycle has become Tennessee’s first Ibis dealer.

What started as Scot Nicol’s one-man show wound up an internationally respected company building road bikes, mountain bikes, cross bikes, tandems, rigid, suspended, titanium, aluminum, steel and carbon.

Ibis now concentrates specifically on highly refined carbon road and mountain bikes. They have done a bit of everything, but the one thing they have always done is to build bikes they want to ride.

We have had a beautiful, full carbon Mojo SL in stock (it’s been sold and picked up already!). Drop by and check it out. Come in and see the Ibis catalog, or give us a call and see when we might have some more Ibis Cycles in stock.

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We have had the pleasure of building up this beauty over they past few days for one of our customers. White Industries cranks, Industry Nine wheel set, Brooks Swallow Titanium saddle, and of course a fully custom, made in Tennessee, Lynskey 29′er frame! Come check it out while it is still here!

Lucky Owner is now riding this beauty. We’re casually estimating this bike may be among the most expensive single speeders ever built… it’s certainly one of the most beautiful we’ve ever seen.

You can see more pictures here too… Check Us Out »

And if you are jonesin’ for your own custom bike, come on by and let’s see what we can do for you.