Collection: Racing & Endurance Bikes

Why Choose Racing Bikes from ERIK’S?

Engineered for Speed: Lightweight frames, aerodynamic designs, and performance-tuned components combine to deliver maximum speed with minimal effort from brands like Specialized and BMC.
Precision Handling: Responsive geometry and quality wheelsets help you corner confidently and accelerate smoothly—whether in a crit, on a climb, or during a final sprint.
Expert Fit & Support: Our bike experts help ensure a proper fit so you can ride longer, faster, and more comfortably.
Top Brands, Competitive Prices: Shop high-performance racing bikes from the best brands in the business—all at prices that make it easier to get the bike you’ve been dreaming of.

Types of Racing Bikes at ERIK’S

Road Race Bikes

Designed for peak aerodynamics and lightning-fast acceleration, road race bikes are ideal for competitive cyclists and aggressive riders. These bikes are lightweight, stiff, and made to dominate the pavement.

Endurance Road Bikes

Built for long-distance comfort without sacrificing speed, endurance road bikes feature relaxed geometry and vibration-damping designs. Perfect for fondo rides, centuries, and all-day performance.

Gravel Bikes

Conquer pavement, dirt, and everything in between. Gravel bikes offer wider tires, stable geometry, and adventure-ready components—great for riders who race or ride on mixed terrain.

Drop Bar Bikes

Drop bar bikes cover a range of performance styles—from race to endurance—with their defining feature being the aerodynamic drop handlebars that improve speed and control.

Commuter Bikes

Need speed on your daily ride? Commuter bikes offer a more upright riding position and practical features while still delivering the efficiency and responsiveness of a road-inspired frame.

Adventure Bikes

Ready to go wherever the road (or trail) leads, adventure bikes are built to handle rough terrain, long days, and unpredictable routes. Rugged and reliable, they're great for exploring and racing off the beaten path.

Key Features to Consider When Buying a Racing Bike

Frame Material: Carbon offers the best strength-to-weight ratio and vibration damping, while aluminum provides a lightweight and budget-friendly option.
Geometry: Racing bikes have aggressive geometry for improved aerodynamics and efficient power transfer. Make sure the fit matches your flexibility and riding goals.
Groupset & Drivetrain: Higher-end components deliver crisper shifting, better braking, and improved efficiency. Choose based on your performance needs and budget.
Wheelset: Lightweight, aerodynamic wheels can greatly affect acceleration, climbing, and speed maintenance—especially in racing conditions.

Racing Bike FAQs

Are racing bikes good for everyday riding?

They can be, but racing bikes are optimized for performance, not comfort. If you’re doing casual or long-distance touring, a more endurance-focused road bike may be better.

What’s the difference between a racing bike and a regular road bike?

Racing bikes have lighter frames, more aggressive geometry, and higher-end components designed for speed and responsiveness, whereas regular road bikes prioritize comfort and versatility.

Can beginners ride racing bikes?

Absolutely. While designed for performance, many entry-level racing bikes are great for beginners who want to develop their skills and speed. Just make sure you get a proper fit and feel comfortable with the riding position.