Today we will be breaking down the Provo biking scene. If you are looking to buy a new bike, for trails to explore, or want to learn about motorcycling in your area everything should be a lot clearer within a few short minutes.
The best bicycle shops will be where we begin since they should help the most of you out. They will be a great place to buy a new pedal or electric bike near you in addition to helmets and other gear.
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The best off-road and paved bike trails in Provo will also get a shout out for anyone that wants to go for a ride right now. After all of that is out of the way we will move onto where to buy motorcycles and scooters in addition to some local parts, gear, rental, and repair shops.
Towards the end there will be a map with all of the various places we are mentioning pinned and all of our posts on the Southwest can be found at that link if you are curious.
Best Bike Shops In Provo
You can buy a new bike, get a helmet, or get some repairs at one of these shops near you:
- Taylor’s Bike Shop at 1520 Freedom Blvd 200 W
- Gary’s Bikes at 779 N 1890 W
- JigaWatt Cycles at 3212 N University Ave
- Provo Canyon Rentals at 4801 N University Ave
Taylor’s Bike Shop offers a wide range of new bicycles, accessories, and servicing parts. They also provide servicing and repairs on all types of bicycles.
Gary’s Bikes sells a comprehensive range of bicycles for all ages, as well as a large assortment of high-quality components and accessories. They also provide bicycle maintenance and servicing.
JigaWatt Cycles specializes in transforming your existing bicycle into an electric bicycle. They also sell custom-built e-bikes as well as their own modified bikes.
Provo Canyon Rentals offers you the opportunity to experience Provo Canyon by renting an e-bike.
Best Local Bike Trails
Provo bike trails are great places to go cycling on a sunny day:
- Lakeshore Bridge Trailhead
- Slate Canyon Park
- Utah Lake Shore Line Trailhead
- Indian Road Trailhead
- South Provo Bike Trail Parking Lot
- Rock Canyon Trailhead
- Y Trailhead
- Buffalo Peak
The Lakeshore Bridge Trailhead stretches about 30 miles.
Slate Canyon Park features a 7.3-mile out-and-back track with a rugged terrain.
Utah Lake Shoreline is a 16.4-kilometer out-and-back path with a mountainous terrain.
The Indian Road Trailhead is 9 miles away, and the route connects with the Bonneville Shoreline Trail, which is 2.15 miles away.
South Provo Bike Trail Parking Lot is 1.54 miles long and has an inclined, paved trail with parks attached to it.
The Rock Canyon Trail is a 9.2 kilometer steep trail.
The Y Trailhead has 2.4 miles round trip of concrete that is whitewashed on a regular basis.
Buffalo Peak Trail is 1.4 kilometers long and features a mountainous terrain.
Motorcycle & Repair Shops In Your Area
A motorcycle shop is where to head when you need to buy a new one, are trying to find new parts and gear, or are searching for a high quality mechanic to do repairs:
- Karl Malone Powersports Provo at 1480 N State St
- The Scooter Lounge at 302 S 500 W
- UTV Warehouse at 1453 W 820 N
Karl Malone Powersports Provo has the greatest selection of new and used ATVs, motorcycles, power equipment, PWCs, and UTVs. They also provide a big assortment of helmets, riding gear, and accessories, as well as provide excellent servicing and maintenance.
The Scooter Lounge sells new and old scooters, as well as parts and accessories, and services motorbikes.
UTV Warehouse offers a wide range of high-quality motorcycle, UTV, and ATV parts, accessories, and more.
If you are interested you can also read about:
- Everything About Cycling in Salt Lake City
- Everything About Cycling in Las Vegas
- Everything About Cycling in Boise
- Everything About Cycling in Denver
Have Fun Cycling In Provo
We plan to update this post often so check back in the future. Each of those local bike shops, trails, and places to buy motorcycles or mechanics that do repairs near you are ready whenever you need them.
If we happened to post anything that is incorrect or that has become dated or if you want to share any tips or tricks of your own use the comments to let us know. Now go have fun buying a new bike or motorcycle at a shop or cruising around one of the trails in your area.
