OUR DEDICATION TO YOU !!

Since 1994 CyclePath Yonge & Eglinton, conveniently located in the heart of Toronto, has been dedicated to the advancement of cycling in our area and beyond. CyclePath is Toronto’s premiere Norco and Devinci bicycle dealer.  We also stock a variety of parts and accessories from major manufacturers such as Shimano, Axiom, Topeak, Louis Garneau, Park Tools, and many more.  We stock the best but we can get the rest (just ask) !

We say “we know and love bikes” and when you walk through our doors you will feel that energy. We have an awesome team of qualified bike mechanics who are dedicated to servicing and repairing all aspects our customer’s bikes, from flat repair to complete bike rebuild. Our sales team’s product knowledge is enviable and their dedication and commitment to customer satisfaction is paramount.

We also carry a variety of indoor fitness equipment e.g. bicycle trainers and rollers from Kinetic, stationary bikes from Louis Garneau as well as spinning shoes from Shimano and Louis Garneau, cycling shorts from Sugoi and Louis Garneau and clothing appropriate for indoor cycling activities.

We support local fund raising events and initiatives that promote cycling in our community to advance health and well being for families and individuals.

Please come by and have a chat to any of our awesome team, who will be more than willing to answer any of your cycling questions.

Be Careful During Group Rides and Centuries – The most dangerous place to try to draft people is during an unfamiliar group ride or a cycling event, such as a century. Here, cyclists aren’t always cooperating. In fact, in some cases, they’re actually competing in almost a no-holds-barred fashion. So beware and ride defensively in these situations by leaving yourself an out. You might want to hang near the back where you can keep an eye peeled for trouble. Or, if you’re good in a group, you might choose to stay near the front so that you’re ahead of most of the bunch and can find an escape route forward should something happen. Watch for signs of tired riders (inability to ride a straight line; frequent changes in pace; labored breathing) who may cause a crash and steer clear of them, too.