Bike Tech of Macon has been providing Middle Georgia with high quality bicycles since 1982.  At Bike Tech, you get the satisfaction that your new bike will be fitted and assembled by an experienced and professional staff.  All of our bikes are sold with a lifetime warranty on the frame and a one year warranty on the bicycle's components.  Bike Tech is also pleased to provide a free tuneup for any new bike purchased.
 
Mountain Bikes Mountain bikes, once a general term has now splintered into many different disciplines. The traditional mountain bike is still the most versatile of all bicycles; it typically consists of a rigid frame with front suspension. Having many different speeds allows the bike great versatility. It's not the fastest bicycle on pavement but it can hold it's own. Mountain bikes can come equipped with rear suspension that is well suited for a rugged environment or for some one that desires more comfort on the trail. Rear suspension aids in the control of the bike, allowing the wheels to travel the terrain better. Full suspension bikes can be designed for specific uses. cross-country racing bikes have short wheel travel and lightweight. Trail bikes or long distance cycling bikes have more wheel travel and usually comes equipped with disc brakes for maximum stopping power. Downhill or jumping bikes has the most suspension, usually around seven inches of wheel travel front and rear, and strong disc brakes. (Pictures coming soon)
 
Road Bikes Road bikes, sometimes referred to as racing bikes, are designed for maximum efficiency on the road. They allow the rider to complete a road ride in the shortest time possible. Road bikes have drop, curved handlebars and smooth, narrow, high-pressure tires. The tires offer very little rolling resistance, which makes the bike roll very easily. (Pictures coming soon)
 
BMX and Freestyle Bikes BMX and freestyle bikes are designed for fun. These one speed bikes typically have 20" wheels. BMX bikes are designed for riding on a dirt course with lots of jumps and turns. BMX bikes can also be built for more heavy-duty trail and dirt jump riding. Freestyle bikes are designed for ramp or street usage. They can have front and rear pegs and / or brakes, and a cable detangler so that the handlebar can be spun around many times without the brake cables getting tangled up. Any of these type bikes also work good for the general riding most children do. (Pictures coming soon)
 
Comfort Bikes Comfort bikes are a relatively new type of bicycle. These bikes can be used in the same ways as mountain or road bikes. What makes a comfort bike different is a much more upright riding position along with some form of front and/or rear suspension. Comfort bikes have tires that are wider than those on a road bike and are generally suited for pavement and smooth trail or bike path usage. Comfort bikes are great for short trips, commuting, or general cycling. (Pictures coming soon)