Bikes
Find the bike that feels like you.
Road, gravel, mountain or hybrid. Electric or not. Start with where and how you want to ride, and we'll help you find the bike that gets you there.
Start here
Where do you want to ride?
Every great bike starts with one question. Pick the riding that sounds like you and we'll show you the bikes built for it.
Shopping for a young rider? See kids' bikes. Just want to cruise? See cruisers.
Road vs gravel vs mountain vs hybrid
What's the difference?
It mostly comes down to tires, handlebars and how you sit. Here's how they compare.
Road
Built for speed.
Best for: Paved roads, fitness, group rides and long distances
How you sit: Leaned forward and efficient
Handlebars: Drop bars with several hand positions
Tires: Narrow and smooth for less effort
Shop road bikes
Gravel & All-Road
Explore more.
Best for: Back roads, dirt paths, adventures and commuting
How you sit: A little more upright than road
Handlebars: Flared drop bars for control
Tires: Wider, with light tread for grip
Shop gravel bikes
Not sure yet? Most riders try two or three styles on a test ride before deciding.
Pedal or pedal-assist
Electric or not?
Almost every style above also comes electric. An e-bike has a quiet motor that only helps when you pedal, so hills shrink, headwinds fade and longer rides feel easy. You still ride it like a bike.
Go electric if you want to commute without arriving sweaty, flatten Atlanta's hills, ride farther or keep up with faster friends.
Stay pedal-powered if you want a lighter, simpler bike, the full workout or the lowest price.
Curious about the rules? Read Georgia e-bike laws.
Guidance, not guesswork
Still deciding? Let's narrow it down.
Answer five quick questions and we'll suggest the bikes that fit how you want to ride.
Or skip the quiz and come see us. Test ride a few styles back to back at any of our four Atlanta stores, and talk to someone who rides.
The collection
Every bike, in one place.
Filter by style, electric, model or price. We'll help with the rest.
Explore Trek bikes at Atlanta Cycling in Atlanta, GA. Every bike comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee, free adjustments for life and a complimentary baseline fit, so you can ride with confidence.
The experience matters as much as the bike
The Atlanta Cycling Promise.
We believe buying a bicycle should be the beginning of something extraordinary. Here's how we make it easier to find the right ride and enjoy every mile.
Benefits apply to eligible new bicycle purchases and are subject to program terms.
People first. Always.
Questions welcome. Every rider, too.
Whether you're choosing your first bike or finding your next favorite, our team would love to help you get there.
Bikes in Atlanta
Atlanta Cycling carries Trek, Electra and Aventon bikes at four Atlanta-area stores in Ansley, Vinings, Roswell and Alpharetta. Every new bike includes a complimentary baseline fit, lifetime complimentary adjustments and a 30-day money-back guarantee.
How to choose a bike
- Road bikes: fast and efficient on pavement. See road bikes.
- Gravel bikes: drop bars with wider tires for roads and dirt. See gravel bikes.
- Mountain bikes: suspension and knobby tires for trails. See mountain bikes.
- Hybrid bikes: upright and comfortable for paths and commuting. See hybrid bikes.
- Electric bikes: pedal-assist versions of most styles. See electric bikes.
- Kids' bikes: sized for growing riders. See kids' bikes.
Frequently asked questions
What kind of bike should I get?
Start with where you want to ride: pavement (road), roads and dirt (gravel), trails (mountain) or paths and town (hybrid). Then decide if you want electric assist. Not sure? Take our bike quiz or visit a store for a test ride.
Road bike or hybrid?
Road bikes are lighter and faster with drop bars and a forward position. Hybrids are upright and relaxed with flat bars. Read road vs gravel vs hybrid.
Is an e-bike worth it?
If you want to commute, climb hills or ride farther with less effort, an e-bike makes it easy. The motor only helps when you pedal. See our electric bikes and Georgia e-bike laws.
What size bike do I need?
Use the size finder on each bike's page, and we'll dial it in with a complimentary baseline fit. See what size bike do I need.
Can I test ride before I buy?
Yes. Visit any of our four stores to test ride bikes in stock. See test rides.