Thanks for purchasing your new bike online from ERIK’S! Once you’ve received your bike securely packaged in a bike box, you will need to do a few minor reassembly steps to get it ready to ride. Please read our instructions carefully before reassembling your bike. Also, watch the Bike Reassembly video below which walks you through the reassembly process.

Got a new bike? You’ll want to make sure your saddle is set to the correct height for you. Watch our video to learn how to do this in a few easy steps!

Getting the right bike size is critical to the enjoyment you’ll get out of your bike. It is the difference between loving riding your bike and hating it. So how do you find the right bike size? Watch our video tutorial to learn how to know what size of bike you need.

When you’re looking to buy a new bike, board, or skis – size matters! The right fit keeps you safe, comfortable, improves performance, and you’ll simply have more FUN – whichever sport you love! We’ve created simple guides to help ensure you buy the right size bicycle, snowboard, or skis for you. Bike Sizing The size […]

At ERIK’S we offer both bike fitting and bike sizing services – on the surface the terms are close; however, the actual processes differ significantly. Sizing ensures we get you on the right size bike. And while the sizing is the foundation of a fit; fit starts where sizing ends, optimizing the bike for each […]

Over the years many customers ask for advice on how to get relief from cycling-related foot pain. Their symptoms range but are typically burning and/or numbness in the toes and/or feet – and in some cases with debilitating pain.

Ryan Dungey knows a thing or two about bikes. The professional motocross racer has won every major title in American Motocross and Supercross.  But he doesn’t stick to just bikes with engines. Ryan is an avid cyclist. He recently came into ERIK’S to get a Specialized Body Geometry FIT for his Specialized Venge. We caught […]

10,000, That’s how many pedal revolutions a cyclist will do over the course of an average two-hour ride. If your equipment is not set up correctly, if you have a muscle imbalance, or are not pedaling efficiently, you have 10,000 opportunities to develop an overuse injury.