Wembley Cycles

A couple of us went for an early morning ride in Kalamunda on Tuesday. Parking at the Camel Farm, we took off down Camikazi, headed out to the Dell, crossed the road and made our way up Rocky Balboa, down Mercury Street, back up Rocky Balboa and out to Muffin Tops, Black Stump and Horny Devil. It was only 20kms of riding but it packed a fair bit of fun singletrack into those 20k’s.

Here is a few videos from the morning.

The run down Camikazi.

Camikazi Trail

Theo crashing on Muffin Tops.

Theo crashing on Muffin Tops

Time to start the New Year off with a bang. I’m sure  you’ve noticed a ton of riders on the road. Some of us are trying to stick to New Years resolutions, and what better way to track your progress than with a brand new Garmin GPS computer. This Edge 200 is the little brother of the Edge 500 and Edge 800, but it still has a heap of really useful cycling features. The guys at Cycling Tips have written a comprehensive review of the Edge 200 and it can be found here. You’ll also find links to reviews of the 500 and 800 at the bottom of the review.

http://www.cyclingtipsblog.com/2012/01/garmin-edge-200-review/

We’ve got them in stock and the best bit is the price. $149. Bargain.

Season greetings folks. Dan here with a couple of quick Christmas gift ideas from Wembley Cycles.

From the top, we have the Garmin Edge 200 GPS bicycle computer for $149.

In the middle we have the Osprey Manta hydration pack for $165.

And the third photo shows some home workshop essentials from White Lightning. These products are used routinely in our workshop and are perfect for those people who like to maintain their own bikes at home. The chain & cassette brushes are $15, the Clean Streak degreaser and Clean Ride lube pack is $40, and the Clean Streak degreaser and Chain cleaner pack is $40.

That’s right. It has come to our attention that some of the items we stock are cheaper than supposed ‘sale’ prices advertised through some web shops. We aren’t going to trawl the Internet and find every example of an item we’re more competitive on. What we want people to know is that those deals you see on the Internet may not be as red hot as you think.

Over the past couple of years we’ve worked to keep in stock lot of the ‘bling’ that you previously only found online. If there’s something you need, then call or email us to find if we’ve got it and what our price is. If you’ve seen it cheaper then give us a chance to match it. We’re dealers for Hope Technology, Garmin, Look, Shimano, SRAM, and a whole host other companies that make awesome bicycle parts and accessories.

Right now you’ll find that our Chris King headsets starts at $175, the Garmin Edge 200 is $149, Our XT brake sets are $300 (for the pair + rotors), and our Look Keo Max 2 Carbon pedals are $170. Good luck finding them cheaper elsewhere.

This is a great video about the relationship between Yeti and one of their first dealers. I used one of WRC’s demo Yeti 575′s whilst in Golden and they’re were a really great shop.
Yeti Cycles & WRC

Eurobike 2011: Yeti Unveil Carbon SB-66 Plus A 29er Variant – BikeRadar.

Before the dealer event began we were invited to have a tour of Specialized’s Headquarters in Morgan Hill, California. The place is amazing. They have an awesome museum containing some of the bikes that have been used in some of Specialized’s greatest racing moments.