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RS7 mechanicals in the house for sizing! If your on the list, please respond as most are pre-sold, we’re trying to honor sizing requests as best as we can!

Ummm seriously? Please spend at least 10% of your bikes replacement value on security…..

Unfortunately if you are not already on our schedule for today or tomorrow, we cannot assist you.
We are full & actively hustling to get caught up!

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The next batch of X-LAB has landed in our warehouse, If you’re one of the lucky ones check your inbox! Text 404-688-4878 to get in line for the 3 pallets arriving next week… spoiler alert 50% is already spoken for!

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Can your bike do this? The Urban Arrow is the perfect 1st or 2nd car… stop in to Outback for a test ride!

🚨 That suspiciously cheap "Specialized" part or bargain e-bike on AliExpress? There's a reason regulators just came down hard on the platform.

The Chinese retail giant was hit with a record $629 million fine for failing to stop the sale of unsafe and counterfeit goods on its site, the biggest penalty of its kind so far. Investigators found its safety checks could be "easily bypassed," letting knockoff gear and dangerous products slip through, sometimes sitting online for weeks before anyone caught them.

For cyclists, this one hits close to home. Fake Specialized, Pinarello, and Cannondale parts have been turning up on marketplaces for years. They look right in the photos, but nobody built them to handle a real ride. Then there are the budget e-bikes with fire-prone batteries and missing safety fuses, which is where a cheap deal can turn into a house fire.

AliExpress says it's already improved and plans to appeal. Still, it's worth remembering next time a "brand-name" carbon part shows up at a fraction of the shop price.