Combining our passion for cycling with industry experience, two lovers of all things bicycle, decided it was time to leave the corporate side of cycling, and strike out on our own with Sunday Cycles. With support from family and friends, a wing and a prayer, and some naive ambition, we built our Phoenix based bicycle shop with grassroots ethics—each new customer becomes a new friend, you treat people like people, and you strive to OVER-exceed EVERYONE’S expectations EVERY time.
Joe spent months researching and negotiating the brands we carry so we could bring our guests only the best quality brands in Phoenix at the best prices. We take pride in carrying several brands that focus on one type of bike. Brands like Ibis, Yeti, Surly, Kona, Salsa, Niner, Santa Cruz, and Ventana. These brands put relentless research and development into making arguably some of the worlds best bikes, not pouring countless dollars into marketing and hype. These bikes are on the cutting edge of our industry, and these bikes exceed riders expectations. The shop carries the high-end bike- bling you would expect from a boutique; Fox, Kali, Chris King, Contour, Mavic, Cycleops, NoTubes, Speedplay, Crank Brothers and more. We have done a great job balancing these high-end brands with unbeatable quality and value from our other great brands for the whole family, like Electra, Fuji and GT. Because not every can or wants to buy a bike that costs as much as a used car.
Shop with confidence at Sunday Cycles. A great deal of bikes we sell, we special order. Knowing how to size you correctly and customize a frame-up complete build takes the knowledge of pro’s like us. We have proven ourselves as a statewide destination for hard to fit cyclists, custom bike builds, and expert wheel-smiths. Count on Sunday Cycles to match your family with the right size bike for the right need .
Remember, we strive to offer the best price around when possible but more important than saving a few bucks is having a shop you can count on for; fast and consistent service, personal relationships, sales with integrity, community involvement, bicycle trail advocacy, and a great experience every-time. WE ARE THE EXPERTS IN THE AFOREMENTIONED!!
Located in the heart of Phoenix, our eclectic bike shop is a hangout as much as a gear destination. In 2012 Sunday Cycles was recognized in a New Times article as being one of the best bike shops in the entire city. We are a proud member of the Paradise Valley Chamber of Commerce, and we are very active in the growth of our mountain and road bike community. The staff wants everyone to feel at home—stop in and make yourself comfortable at the “coffee” bar to share your latest bike story or a joke. Our coffee and espresso is always on us, and the kids are always welcome to free juice boxes and fresh movie theater popcorn. Our colorful and lively crew has over 40 years of bike shop experience, and we are elated to give you an education while you have a cold beverage or a nutrition sample.
Sunday Cycles offers amazing service to everyone, every time. Regardless of the bike you ride, the speed you ride it at, or the distance you go, we are happy to see you every time you come in. Top rated sales and service. From 12 and 24 hour adventure racers to aspiring triathletes, weekend cruisers, and everyone in between, come see for yourself why the Phoenix is shifting gears and choosing Sunday Cycles as their cycling parts and service destination.
Saturday - Overcast with rain, then rain showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. High of 57F. Winds from the South at 5 to 20 mph shifting to the WNW in the afternoon. Chance of rain 90% with rainfall amounts near 0.3 in. possible.
Saturday Night - Mostly cloudy with snow showers and thunderstorms, then a chance of snow and a chance of rain after midnight. Low of 34F. Winds from the SW at 5 to 15 mph. Chance of snow 40%.
Sunday - Mostly cloudy with rain showers, then rain showers and a chance of a thunderstorm in the afternoon. High of 54F. Winds from the SSW at 5 to 15 mph shifting to the NW in the afternoon. Chance of rain 60%.
Vincenzo Nibali gained more time on his GC rivals in Saturday's stage 14. Photo: Graham Watson | www.grahamwatson.comVincenzo Nibali maintains his grip on the pink jersey
Tejay van Garderen brings a sizeable lead into Saturday's penultimate stage at the Amgen Tour of California. Photo: Casey B. Gibson | www.cbgphoto.comTejay van Garderen brings a 1:47 lead into Saturday's decisive stage at the Amgen Tour of California
Vincenzo Nibali had a slim, 41-second lead over Cadel Evans entering Saturday's stage 14 at the Giro. Photo: Graham Watson | www.grahamwatson.comSnow forced organizers to alter this weekend’s stages at the Giro. The GC will most likely be sorted out in the final week
Former teammates and adversaries Jonathan Vaughters and Lance Armstrong, pictured before the 1999 Tour de France, have rekindled their relationship over discussions of the doping culture in cycling. Photo: AFPFormer adversaries and teammates reconnect and discuss ways to move cycling forward and focus on eliminating the cultural structure of
Vincenzo Nibali gained more time on his GC rivals in Saturday's stage 14. Photo: Graham Watson | www.grahamwatson.comVincenzo Nibali maintains his grip on the pink jersey
Tejay van Garderen brings a sizeable lead into Saturday's penultimate stage at the Amgen Tour of California. Photo: Casey B. Gibson | www.cbgphoto.comTejay van Garderen brings a 1:47 lead into Saturday's decisive stage at the Amgen Tour of California