Look just sent me some sale prices. Get your order in. Free shipping on all bike and frames orders. Email me at shaun@thecyclinghouse.com for inquiries, or give me a call, 4065445270.
Look 675 – Black Ultegra – $3899
Look 675 – Black, white, red, Ultegra $3699
Look 675 Frame – $2249
All Sizes Available
Look 675 black, white, red
Look 586 – Black Ultegra – $4299
All Sizes Available
Look 586
Look 695 – Cofidis Team Ultegra Di2 $7999
All Sizes Available
Look 695
Everyone has a bucket list and if you are a triathlete Wildflower triathlons should be at the top of that bucket list! Earlier this month we hosted our second ever Racers’ Roost camp at Lake San Antonio, California. Wildflower triathlon is well know as the, “Woodstock” of triathlon and accomodations are limited to camping or staying at a hotel 1 hour away from the race site. Our plan was to offer a hands free camping package and have racers stay in a motorhome, have a professional chef, a professional guide and a really good time! We made the racing process very easy including airport pickup and drop off.
Wildflower 2013 camp with The Racers’ Roost
Chef Drew and I were the staff for the event and we locked down a great campsite with all the amentites. We had a nice small crew for our inaugeral event and it was an incredibly smooth process. Our services included; airport pickup/drop-off, bicycle builds, bedding & linens, professional chef & food, professional triathlete, VIP access, Hammer Nutrition products, Compex Electrical Muscle Stimulators, and your own personal cheering squad among many of other things. The client testimonials tell everything for this one.
Just a typical Racers’ Roost camp meal.
“The wildflower triathlon series is truly a bucket list event. For me, a Chicagoan, the logistics of fully embracing all that is Wildflower, could not have happened if it were not for the pro services The Cycling House offered. I literally flew in and was whisked away like a pro. Following my arrival at the camp site, I did not have to life a finger except to grasp a beer the entire weekend thanks to Drew and Brendan and the pro services offered here. Had it not been for the experience and the services offered by the cycling house, I may never have been able to cross this race off my bucket list . Thanks guys for the race weekend of a lifetime! “
-Scott Johnson; Chicago, Illinois
Professional race start Wildflower 2013
“TCH and the Racers’ Roost made magic happen at Wildflower! Whether you are a repeat Wildflower participant or it’s your first Wildflower experience, whether you are an experienced triathlete or new to the sport – let TCH take care of the logistics while you take in the Wildflower experience. If you enjoy triathlon – Wildflower is an event you MUST attend during your Triathlon career. Our meals by Drew were the envy of the campground , and instead of doing camp chores - imagine yourself stretching, using Compex, napping, visiting with friends and easing into arriving at the start line. The TCH staff and campers will become your Wildflower family and you will be sad to say “so long” at the end of the weekend. Lifelong memories are made at Wildflower with TCH. The support is abundant and extraordinary from Brendan’s coaching and tips about the course and racing, to the meals, to the patience to hang with racers at the start (my start was 10:45 and I know that was a longgg morning for Brendan, Drew and Scott to put up with me until I finally got in the water), helping with putting wetsuits on, carrying stuff , making sure the sun block is ready to go, checking out your bike to make sure it is ready to move fast – and CHEERING like mad - being calm and positive no matter what the circumstances. I can’t say enough - mark your calendar – and join TCH for one of the most unique special triathlon experiences on the planet.”
-Judy Rose; Seattle, Washington
Scott ripping up the long course at Wildflower 2013.
If you have even considered Wildflower triathlon or if it is already on your bucket list I highly suggest joining us for the 2014 edition. Space is limited and the cost is $1750/person. Please email brendan@thecyclinghouse.com if you have any questions. Click here to learn more or reserve your spot. The Racers’ Roost Wildflower.
The Cycling House is now carrying Ritchey frames.
The Ritchey Breakaway is a coupling travel bike. It comes in a cyclocross and road version. You can also pick between a titanium carbon mix or steel. This a great option for the traveler who doesn’t want to sacrifice the fit of their race bike.
We are offering a Rival build with HED Ardennes and Ritchey Hardware for $3499 and free shipping. We also are doing an Ultegra build for $3799. Frame, fork only options start at $1499. Drop me a line with a questions.
Ritchey Breakaway Geometry
The Breakaway comes with the easy to use case.
The Breakaway steel cyclocross frame comes in the flashy white color.
The Breakaway Titanium Frame and carbon fork.
Ritchey Breakaway Steel Road Frame and Fork
Ritchey Breakaway Titanium Road Frame and Carbon rear triangle and fork.
I just found this out yesterday. Powertap has discontinued the Evne 45mm and 65mm G3 carbon wheels. They will continue to carry the SES 3.4 and 6.7 Enve G3 carbon wheels. The biggest difference in the change is that with the 3.4 and 6.7 you cannot buy just the rear wheel. They will also continue to carry the Powertap Reynolds 46mm G3 wheelset. Below are some pictures to help clarify the change. As a consumer you should be able to find a couple sets of 45mm/65mm wheels for the next 6 months as dealers continue let go of stock.
This is the 65mm version of the Powertap Enve G3 wheels. Along with the 45mm they have been discontinued.
Powertap SES 6.7 Enve G3 carbon wheels. 65mm and 75mm. This will be one of the carbon wheelsets moving forward.
Powertap 3.4 Enve G3 wheelset, this will be available moving forward.
Powertap G4 46mm Reynolds Carbon wheelset is available moving forward.
For the 2013/14 Triathlon Season our Camp Director Brendan Halpin will be on a Look 596. It was built up last week just in time for Halpin’s Wildflower Race.
The bike comes in a frame, fork, stem, seatpost, and crankset option. It also came with Look Keo pedals which is a nice bonus. This allowed us to fully spec the bike for Brendan’s Season.
HED Corsair E bars
Fizik Arione Tri K3 saddle
Ultegra 10 6700, derailuers, brakes
Dura Ace 10 tt shifters
Halpin’s Look 596 Triathlon Bike, HED Stinger Disc and Stinger
Halpin getting bike dialed in the backwoods of California.
I have a couple of TT bikes that I need to unload. Both are in really good shape and ready to be ridden, raced and enjoyed. My quiver of bikes is way to full for the old VW vanagon. My loss is your gain. Both bikes have been cared for well! Let me know if you have any questions.
2011 Ridley Dean Size Medium
SRAM RED; Front/Rear Deraileur, Crankset (53×11, 175mm)
SRAM RTC Front Shifter, SRAM TT Rear Shifter
ZIpp Vuka Aero Bars/Base Bar, Shimano Brake Levers
Tektro R725 Hidden Brake-set
Fulcrum Racing 7 Wheel-set (New)
Fizik Aireone Tri Saddle
$2500 OBO
2012 Cannondale Slice size 58cm
SRAM Rival; Front/Rear Deraileur, Crankset (53×11, 175mm)
SRAM TT Shifters
HED aerobars/cockpit (full carbon)
SRAM Rival brake-set
Reynolds front wheel & Powertap G3 hub with HED Belgium rim.
Fizik Aireone Tri Saddle
$3000 with wheel-set & $2000 without wheels
Email me if you have any questions trijalapeno@yahoo.com.
