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Trek Bicycle Alamo Heights (formerly Bike World Alamo Heights) is your destination for the latest products from Trek and Bontrager, service and tune-ups for bikes of any brand, and a great place to find the perfect road, city, mountain, or electric bike to fit your riding style.

We’re conveniently located in San Antonio, where we’re proud to serve the surrounding communities of Boerne, Seguin, and more. We’re also lucky to be near some awesome places to ride, like McAllister Park, the Mission Bike Trails, and O.P. Schnabel Park.

Whatever your experience level and however you like to ride, we welcome you to stop by our bike shop, meet the team, and see what we have to offer. We can’t wait to ride with you!

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Trek Bicycle Alamo is your destination for the latest products from Trek and Bontrager, service and tune-ups for bikes of any brand, and a great place to meet likeminded cyclists in the area. We have awesome bikes for every rider, from full-suspension mountain bikes for your next off-road excursion to podium-topping carbon road machines, electric bikes, and everything in-between. We’re also proud to offer demo and rental bikes so you can try Trek’s latest and greatest and take your next adventure on two wheels. Whatever your experience level and however you like to ride, we'd love for you to stop in, meet our team, and see what we have to offer. We can’t wait to ride with you!

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“ I am a huge supporter of this local bike shop. ” in 3 reviews

“ Told him the same thing I told Vali , and like her, he assessed that my bike ran out of battery juice. ” in 3 reviews

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My Gosh! Best experience with sports customer service ever! Totally recommended! A staff named Ryan was very very patient no matter how many dumb questions I asked, and was always willing to help and stayed with us even when I already annoyed myself, I had a lot of test rides. Also, he helped me communicate with the other Trek staff in Danville(Bad service from store in Danville, but Alamo one, totally recommended)! Ryan also spoke with a friendly tone and even though the store didn't have that many bikes anymore because of COVID, they did their best to introduce a lot of them and recommended some real good ones. They don't have as many bikes as before, but they still have a ton! Very recommended! Shoutout to Ryan! Thx!

Super bummed to leave this review as they have been steady and friendly in thier multi year service to me. Brought in my high end mt bike w a squeak and grind. $140 later they told me bearings. Took it home, no change. Brought it back. Told me actually I have a crack in my carbon frame. I Asked what's next. Told me nothing to be done. Buy a new bike. Just spent months trying to find frame repair or a new bike (and not riding). Finally had another shop look at it one last time. Like second opinion on a fatal diagnosis. Um, turns out crack in frame was the edge of a decal. Turns out, bike entirely fixable. Less than $250. Not sure if it was haste, inexperience (dont think it was upsell) but talk about bad info. After a huge waste of my time, bad info I paid for and almost junking a $4-5000 bike... sorry but they've lost a good client.

My husband bought a bike here. They have great customer service. Gloria was very helpful. She answered all the questions that we have. We left the store buying two bikes including mine!

I went by to see if they could do a quick repair. (~15 min labor). They said they were only doing appointments. I gave them the benefit of the doubt. A lot of businesses are forced into bad service due to covid. I asked him if I could book one right then and was told it has to be via the website. I went home to book an appointment on their website. The only choices are small tune up or large tune up. I called to find out how to setup my appointment since I didn't need a tuneup or overhaul. The kid on the phone said "Oh I realize it's confusing but the online appointment is just to bring it in and let us look at it and decide when we want you to bring it back to actually get the work done" They are asking people to make an appointment to make an appointment They inflate their services like an unscrupulous car repair shop They practice zero autonomy or initiative to adjust their policies based on the type of service the customer needs. This is not just a horrible bike shop, this is a picture of a dystopian future.

Just to be very clear this is specifically for the Alamo store managed by Chris at the time if this review. I really wanted to like this shop. I gave them a second chance after an ugly start and a very sizeable purchase. The manager & sales staff is very comfortable telling you anything, excuses and incorrect product information is the norm. They are apparently used to dealing with people with minimal bike knowledge and have no issue vomiting BS with a straight face. I would rather drive for 30 minutes to a real bike shop and deal with down to earth people that are not arrogant. This bike shop is a circus run by a clown and very sad since the Livermore Cyclery reputation is quite high or was. Go elsewhere save yourself the frustration.

I could not be more excited about Livermore Cyclery opening an Alamo location. I've been a customer of both the Dublin and Livermore locations for a few years, but the Alamo location is super convenient and a beautiful space. Not only that, the staff is outstanding. The manager Chris is always extremely helpful, friendly and knowledgeable. A little bit of backstory here: A while back, I decided I wanted to upgrade from riding a hybrid to a road bike. I went to the Dublin store, knowing next to nothing about road bikes and was able to get all the information from Chris I needed. Let's be real, cycling can sometimes seem like an intimidating sport to get into on your own, but the staff at Livermore Cyclery made the entire experience amazing and helped me get started. No snobby attitudes, just great people who truly want to help you get the best bike for you. Within my first year on the bike, I rode almost 1,700 miles on the bike I purchased from them and I couldn't be happier with it. Livermore Cyclery Alamo is now a routine stop for me, I can't pass by on Danville Blvd without stopping in! Their whole staff is phenomenal and would recommend them to everyone--whether you're a seasoned pro or brand new to cycling. You can't go wrong with Livermore Cyclery.

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I purchased an endurance bicycle from this store 2 1/2 months ago. The staff here, Scott and Matthew in particular, have been very helpful and professional. Both are knowledgable and responsive. Since my first visit, I have returned to the store twice. First was to change my tires with the size to my liking. My second visit happened today, which prompted me to write this review. One of my tires blew up recently partly due to potholes. After learning about the purchase history of the tire, Matthew replaced the inner tube for free. I thought that was an excellent customer service. Another reason I dropped by was to buy a new saddle since my sit bones did not sit well with the standard saddle that comes with the bike. Matthew, again, helped me choose and install the new saddle. Not only that, he swapped out the saddles so I just need to pay the price difference. I truly appreciate this gesture. I hope the great customer service continues and I, for one, will certainly return to this store for any bike needs.

The reason I'm giving 3 stars instead of 5 is because they dropped the ball, Big time. I ordered a bike that I was told was not on backorder and had no delays. 6-1/2 weeks wait time. Okay, no problem right? 45 day later, wasn't ready. I was told it would be ready to pick up on a certain date- Dec 10th. I planned a bike trip with a couple buddies. Didn't hear from the shop at all leading up to said date, so...one could assume things were fine right? Wrong. I call the shop, asking for an ETA to swing by to pick it up. They tell me it won't be there until January now. Why wasn't I told of this news beforehand? If I hadn't called, would they have even called to let me know it wouldnt be ready that day? So the guy gets back to me and says 'Hey we found an xcaliber 8, and it'll be here within the week. And they would split the difference with me. The bike trip was cancelled. Go the bike a week later. Okay. Took it for a spin around the block. It wasn't set up properly. Gears weren't shifting properly, derailleur issues, clicking noises, etc. Took it to DUBLIN TREK. They listened to me, test drove the bike themselves, got it up on the rack, made adjustments, took it BACK out to test, still wasn't quite right, back on the rack, and so on until it was PERFECT. Now it's quiet as a mouse when I'm riding.

I have an ebike that needed some service work. I tried other shops that I knew and got a lot of "attitude". Trek bike did the job very well and super fast and they have a great attitude. stephen Osborn

Have been going here for years since Steven and the Livermore Cyclery days. The shop hasn't missed beat since Trek bought them. Still super friendly and great service. Support your LBC!

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Get ready for one of the most unique editions of La Grand Boucle that we've ever seen

Between the Tour de France and the Olympics, France will be the center of the cycling universe for six straight weeks. And while the Tour is modifying its traditional schedule to accommodate the games, it is hardly taking a back seat. This year’s edition will begin in the streets of Florence, Italy, and fly past the famed wine windows into the maw of a Stage 4 mountain battle in the Alps. It only lays on the accelerator from there, all the way through the final meters of racing on Stage 21. 

Lidl-Trek is bringing a crack squad that will put them in contention to win every single day. Mads Pedersen will lead the team’s sprint ambitions coming off a strong classics campaign and a stage win at the Critérium du Dauphiné earlier this month. Giulio Ciccone, last year’s King of the Mountains , is back to hunt mountain stage wins and more polka-dotted glory. Surrounding them is one of the deepest teams in the WorldTour. This squad has made teamwork its trademark all season . 

The action starts fast this Saturday with a 206-kilometer lung buster through the Tuscan hillside. Here are the storylines and riders you need to know to get ready.

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Trek's brand new Madone is ready for the spotlight

The Madone Gen 8 merges the lightweight Émonda with the proven speed of the Gen 7 Madone’s IsoFlow design. The result is a bike that can do it all. It’s no secret that Lidl-Trek has already been racing on the new bike. In fact, Pedersen won the bike’s first ever WorldTour race, sprinting past Sam Bennett on Stage 1 of the Dauphiné . 

Read: How the Madone Gen 8 was design, tested, and brought to life

This thing is fast , whether it’s taking on vicious climbs or battling through crosswinds. And now after a few high-profile tune-up races, it’s ready to be shown off on the world’s biggest stage.

Mads Pedersen won the first ever WorldTour race on the Madone Gen 8 when he took Stage 1 of the Critérium du Dauphiné earlier this month. | Photo by Dario Belingheri/Getty Images

Mads Pedersen and his leadout are firing on all cylinders

Pedersen and Lidl-Trek gave us a tease of their Tour potential on Stage 1 of the Dauphiné, executing a textbook leadout on the race’s only true sprint finish, putting Pedersen in the yellow jersey. 

The result confirmed the speed that Pedersen showed off in the spring, when he won Gent-Wevelgem ahead of Mathieu van der Poel and took third at Paris-Roubaix after a courageous chase . 

Pedersen will bring his Dauphiné leadout with him largely intact. Carlos Verona, Toms Skujins, and Ryan Gibbons are back. Pedersen’s final leadout man from the Dauphiné, Alex Kirsch, will miss the Tour due to injury, but Lidl-Trek will have veteran mega-engine Tim “The Tractor” Declercq, as well as Jasper Stuyven, who was added to the roster in place of an ailing Tao Geoghegan Hart, and recently aided Jonathan Milan’s ciclamino jersey-winning campaign at the Giro d’Italia. 

Pedersen has stage wins in all three Grand Tours, as well as a green jersey as the overall points winner of the Vuelta a España. The green jersey at the Tour is one of the most coveted prizes in cycling, but Pedersen has the legs, determination, and support to put up a serious fight.

Giulio Ciccone leading the way around the Arc de Triomphe in 2023.

Giulio Ciccone is back to hunt stages and defend the polka-dot jersey

Ciccone was forced to sit out the Giro d’Italia so that he could fully recover from early season surgery. The decision was an emotional blow, but there is a silver lining. The Italian climbing maestro will now have a chance to hunt stage wins and defend his King of the Mountains jersey at the Tour de France, and he appears to be rounding into form.

Ciccone was a fixture on the Dauphiné’s major climbs, finishing Top 5 on four of the race’s eight stages, including second on an Hors-Catégorie mountain top finish on Stage 6, in which he dueled eventual overall winner Primož Roglič in a sprint . With seven mountain stages in this year’s Tour, four of which finish on HC or Category 1 climbs, Cicco will have plenty of opportunities to flash his skills at high altitude. 

Expect to see Julien Bernard by his side. Bernard is coming off a second place finish at French nationals, and has been a savvy climbing lieutenant with Trek for nine years. On the right day, he also has the ability to go solo in the mountains. Together, Ciccone and Bernard can light up steep gradients with the best riders in the world.

Cicco at team presentation in Florence, ahead of a Tour that should start and end in sunshine. | Photo by Dario Belingheri/Getty Images

A very Nice finish

The Olympics will affect this year’s Tour in a number of ways, but most visibly will be the last stage of the Tour, when instead of a sprint on the fabled Champs-Élysées in Paris, the race will finish with a 33.7-kilometer time trial in Nice. 

For years, Stage 21 of the Tour has been a largely ceremonial affair, with riders keeping the pace light until the very end, when leadouts organized for one last bunch sprint. This year, however, the final stage has the potential to decide the yellow jersey. The stage is lengthy, and features a Category 2 climb on its route along the rocky French Riviera. 

Riders won’t be able to appreciate the scenery much in the throes of their heart-stopping efforts, but at least we can. The Promenade des Anglais, where the time trial finishes, is no less spectacular than the Champs-Élysées. Just swap the Eiffel Tour for some unadulterated sunshine and you’ll hardly know the difference.

Mads leading the way in the green jersey at the Critérium du Dauphiné. | Photo by Dario Belingheri/Getty Images

An unpredictable race

The Tour de France’s yellow jersey battle is always compelling just on its face: a race for time across three weeks and thousands of kilometers, through mountains and crosswinds and extreme weather (oh my). But this year, the pressure has been dialed up due to a particularly strong group of contenders and a quick turnaround from the Giro, which finished just a little more than one month ago. 

Normally, the Tour might start in July, but organizers wanted to make sure La Grande Boucle was wrapped up well ahead of the Olympics’ July 26 start date. That’s particularly difficult news for one man, Tadej Pogacar, who might be the overwhelming favorite to win if not for the fact that he just emptied his tanks to secure a Giro d’Italia victory. The Giro-Tour double is notoriously difficult to pull off, especially on less rest than usual.

Jasper Stuyven leads a veteran squad with eight Tour participations. | Photo: Zac Williams, @ZacWilliams

So who else could win it? Lots of people, though each with their own questions. Jonas Vingegaard is the defending champion, but he’s been battling injuries all year, and one of his top domestiques, Sepp Kuss, was recently forced to pull out of the race. Roglič just won the Dauphiné, but he has fallen short at the Tour before, even as the outright favorite. Remco Evenepoel is a World Champion and a Vuelta GC winner who is making his Tour debut, but he has also wrestled with his form this year in the wake of crashes.

Unfortunately for Lidl-Trek, Geoghegan Hart’s physical misfortune leaves the team without a clear GC contender. But the squad will be contributing plenty to the chaos, with the firepower to influence the proceedings at the pointy end of every stage. 

We’re in for a feast of great bike racing over the next month and a half. The depth of riders and stories in road cycling is at a level we’ve rarely seen. There’s nothing to do except dig in. Bon appétit.

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