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e-commerce site , phone We offer local home/work delivery, transacting via: You may order in advance, and pick up, transacting via:
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Bike Fit
Key Tri-Specific Contact(s):
Yes, Their Names - Steve, Michael, Ryan, All Staff F.I.S.T. Tri Fitter(s):
Yes, Their Names - Ryan Ignatz F.I.S.T. Road Fitter(s):
Yes, Their Names - Ryan Ignatz F.I.S.T. Advanced Fitter(s):
None BFACT Score: 0 BikeFit, BodyGeometry, Retul, Serotta, or Trek Fitter(s):
Yes, Their Names - Ryan Default Tri-Fit Methodology:
Unanswered Fit Bikes:
None Motion-Capture Systems:
None
Brands
Wetsuits:
None Bikes:
None Custom Frames:
None
General Information
Shop Hours: Monday to Saturday, 10am-6pm Barnett-Trained Mechanic(s):
Yes, Their Names - Tom Hopper and Jeff Simpson United Bicycle Institute-Trained Mechanic(s):
None Shop Info: Colorado Multisport is Boulder and the Colorado Front Ranges full-service triathlon and cycling pro-shop with a focus on professional bike fitting. We carry road and triathlon bikes, wetsuits, triathlon and cycling clothing, nutrition and a wide range of hard-to-find swimming and multisport gear. The staff are all triathletes and cyclists, which helps us better serve your specific needs. Stop in to have a great bike shop experience with like minded people. You may even run into some of the local professional athletes that call Colorado Multisport their shop. Directions: From Denver, Highway 36 turns into 28th Street. Take 28th street North a few blocks, turning left on Canyon Boulevard. Make the first left on 26th Street into The Village Shopping Center. Follow 26th as it curves to the right and we are located on your right. We are just North of McGuckin's Hardware in between Alba Restaurant and Charles Schwab, 2480 Canyon Boulevard Unit M2.
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