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Specialized Bicycles launch three stores in September

By Press Office · 17 comments

In September Specialized Bicycles Africa welcomed three more stores – Cycletec Adventure Centre (Windhoek), Centurion Cyclery (Centurion) and Tailwind Cycles (Klerksdorp) – to their growing roster of bicycle shops. Each store is independently owned and managed, but benefits from Specialized Bicycles South Africa’s tremendous support for shop fitment and training to ensure that each customer has the best possible experience when visiting a Specialized bicycle shop.

ccs-62657-0-05175300-1443450143.jpgCycletec Adventure Centre Shop exterior at night.

The first store to open its doors in September was Cycletec Adventure Centre, though as avid cyclists in Windhoek will know Cycletec was refitted to a Specialized Elite Shop. As Peet le Roux, Specialized Bicycles South Africa’s Retail Services and Body Geometry Fit Manager explained, “upgrading [Cycletec Adventure Centre] to an Elite Shop was a natural progression to provide customers with a better retail experience.” Customers to Patrick de Goede and Frank Bombosch’s store can drop by for a coffee, get themselves set-up by an accredited Body Geometry Fitment expert in the store’s Body Geometry Fit Studio, or browse the latest offerings from Specialized in their dedicated road, MTB, ladies specific and kids bike sections. The heart of Cycletec Adventure Centre remains their excellent workshop.

ccs-62657-0-93381600-1443450141.jpgTailwind Cycles showroom floor.

The owners of the successful and highly popular Lynnwood Cyclery, the Terlouw family, opened their second Specialized Concept Store, Centurion Cyclery, in the Pretoria suburb on the 22nd of September. Centurion Cyclery is a brand new store which will tap into Andre Terlouw and store manager, Gert Janse van Rensburg’s, wealth of cycling knowledge to provide the local cycling community with the best possible service and shopping experience. The new Concept Store boasts extensive road, MTB and Specialized ladies specific sections as well as a coffee shop and a workshop. As with all Specialized Concept Stores; Centurion Cyclery offers a separate Body Geometry Fit Studio, where riders can be set-up correctly on their bikes away from the bustle of the shop floor. Specialized Bicycles Africa are keen to see more riders, regardless of the bikes they ride, make use of the Body Geometry Bike Fitment service to ensure they ride comfortably and injury free. Centurion Cyclery’s Body Geometry Fit Studio is sure to vastly improve many a cyclist’s riding experience in the months and years to come.

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Klerksdorp’s Tailwind Cycles is the second brand new Specialized Elite Shop to open its doors in September and this shop is owned by local businessman Adonis Charalambous and managed by the talented rider Dusty Day. Charalambous, Peet Le Roux explained, noted that Klerksdorp is “a part of the country where the active and growing cycling community was not yet properly served by Specialized”. Both Charalambous and Specialized Bicycles Africa expect the Klerksdorp cycling community to be exceptionally excited by Tailwind Cycles’ dedicated sections for road, MTB and ladies specific bikes. But Tailwind is more than just a retail space, it also features an impressive workshop, Body Geometry Fit Studio and a coffee shop where customers can relax and tap into Day’s extensive cycling knowledge.

ccs-62657-0-53285400-1443450142.jpgOwners of Cycletec Adventure Centre Patrick de Goede and Frank Bombosch

Whether you walk in to Cycletec Adventure Centre in Windhoek, Centurion Cyclery in Centurion or Tailwind Cycles in Klerksdorp you can be assured that you will receive well informed advice, from friendly staff, to help you choose the product or bicycle that will maximise your riding pleasure.

ccs-62657-0-95917500-1443452178.jpgCenturion Cyclery – mountain bike displays.

ccs-62657-0-07491400-1443452178.jpgCenturion Cyclery – Going up to the Women’s area.

ccs-62657-0-69336700-1443452178.jpgCenturion Cyclery – Bike displays in coffee area.

Cycletec Adventure Centre

Physical address: 324 Sam Nujoma Road, Windhoek
Telephone number: +264 (0)61 244 324
Website: www.cycletec.com.na
Email: cycletec@cycletec.com.na
Facebook: Cycletec
Twitter: @Cycletec

Centurion Cyclery

Physical address: Shop 4d, Centurion Lifestyle Centre, Centurion
Telephone number: (012) 001 7222
Website: www.centurioncyclery.co.za
Email: marketing@centururioncyclery.co.za
Facebook: Centurion Cyclery
Twitter: @centurioncycler
Instagram: lynnwoodcyclery

Tailwind Cycles

Physical address: 4 Ways Mart, Klerksdorp
Telephone number: (083) 310 5997
Website: www.tailwindcycles.co.za
Email: tanya@tailwindcycles.co.za
Facebook: Tailwind

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TerryT

Oct 2, 2015, 4:21 PM

Specialized Centurion-People don't forget how you treat them, don't see this shop lasting….

 

For Riana & Yashmina @ Concept Cyclery--A big thank you for always being there, 

Your new shop- AWESOME….By far the best Concept shop i have ever had dealings with,

DIPSLICK

Oct 2, 2015, 4:25 PM

Clearly SA is immune to the worlds economic problems

velomonatiCT

Oct 2, 2015, 5:52 PM

its the spaz zombie apocalypse I tell you ......they are taking over the whole world

 

 

aaaaargh :eek:  :eek: :eek:  :(  

MEYER1

Oct 2, 2015, 6:18 PM

Big  1 open in  Stellenbosch soon

velomonatiCT

Oct 2, 2015, 6:48 PM

Big  1 open in  Stellenbosch soon

 

oh hell :eek:  they are coming closer and closer :ph34r:

 

(quickly starts buying long life milk , cheap candy bars,spare inner tubes and 9mm ammo) :blink:

Hairy

Oct 6, 2015, 9:12 AM

Big  1 open in  Stellenbosch soon

heard about this earlier today ... pump track, very good coffee supplier and moerse groot space.

Gerhardc

Oct 6, 2015, 9:19 AM

Is there one opening in Tyger Valley in December2015? :eek:

droenn

Oct 6, 2015, 9:25 AM

Stellenbosch already has 4 LBS, I wonder if they will all survive a mega S store?

Riaan H

Oct 7, 2015, 7:31 AM

Life is all about priorities, been really funny seeing the amount of Spez bikes at the Trailseeker events, and this with the parking lot covered in cheap cars. Seems some will do anything to ride one!

 

To each his own, their bikes are great and their stores beautiful, I for one wouldn't mind having one.

Dexter-morgan

Oct 7, 2015, 7:35 AM

With more stores, maybe their prices would become a bit more competitive, I need a new one.

nich the d

Oct 21, 2015, 7:27 AM

Is Freewheel Cycology in Kenilworth now a Specialized concept store?

 

The outside looks like Revolution - loads of wood - but there's no signage...

ZakAttak

Oct 21, 2015, 7:34 AM

Is Freewheel Cycology in Kenilworth now a Specialized concept store?

 

The outside looks like Revolution - loads of wood - but there's no signage...

 

Yes, and surprisingly, the guys working there are good guys... friendly and helpful and seems knowledgeable about their stuff...

 

If you do pop around, speak to Tyrell...

 

Wish this store all the best...

Bosbrommer

Oct 21, 2015, 7:35 AM

heard about this earlier today ... pump track, very good coffee supplier and moerse groot space.

 

Say what?!? I live in Stellenbosch and this sounds to good to be true. Can I still shred the pump track even though I am on a Santa Cruz?  :ph34r:

 

Where can we get more info?

Ratty

Oct 21, 2015, 7:45 AM

Life is all about priorities, been really funny seeing the amount of Spez bikes at the Trailseeker events, and this with the parking lot covered in cheap cars. Seems some will do anything to ride one!

 

To each his own, their bikes are great and their stores beautiful, I for one wouldn't mind having one.

 

Just cause someone has a cheap car, doesn't mean they can't afford a nice bike. 

 

Honestly don't see the point of a fancy expensive car.

 

My car gets used to sit in traffic going to work and back. 

My bikes gets used to play, have fun, socialise with friends, keep fit etc etc.

Marius

Oct 21, 2015, 8:01 AM

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Hairy

Oct 21, 2015, 8:20 AM

Life is all about priorities, been really funny seeing the amount of Spez bikes at the Trailseeker events, and this with the parking lot covered in cheap cars. Seems some will do anything to ride one!

 

To each his own, their bikes are great and their stores beautiful, I for one wouldn't mind having one.

I do more mileage on my bike than I do in my car :)

HBO

Oct 21, 2015, 9:15 AM

I'm not necessarily a Spez fan. I had a Trek madone (only bought because of the nice colours and it was on a special) and loved it. After an incident I got a great deal on the Hub for a 2nd hand S-Works Venge.

 

The only reason I bought it was because of the colour scheme. Obviously I did some homework and everybody advised me that this is a great bike and the price was a steal.

 

So-far I'm not disappointed and loving it more and more. One thing is for sure, it is definitely faster than the Madone.

 

Now for the spez shirts, Bib, shoes, etc

 

however, one day when I'm big and my bond is paid of, I will get myself and the missus a Pinarello

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