Mad Moose Bikes

finally in the shop! So cool for kids to be able to ride bikes that weigh less than they do.

Back from an info packed week at FOX Suspension Academy. Nearly 36 hours of hands on factory level suspension service training in 3 days. No more sending your fork, rear shock, or dropper out for service, we have the knowledge and tools (some tools still on the way) to get things done right here in Anchorage.

We’re off to FOX Suspension Academy!!!!
In pursuit of knowledge, we’re off to go get learnt at the first ever FOX Suspension Academy! While I’ve been doing basic suspension service for nearly 20 years as well as performing full 200hr service and damper bleeds on forks and rear shocks since we opened last April, next weeks classes will give us the opportunity to learn the tricks and techniques right from the source. That means that we will be closed from Sunday 3/1 through Thursday 3/5 and back to our regular hours Friday 3/6. That also means that we will be able to provide the best suspension service possible, right here in house without having to send anything away! Stay tuned!
Thanks for your continued support,
The Mad Moose Bikes Team

🚨We’re Hiring!🚨

Mad Moose Bikes is looking for an experienced bike mechanic to join the team and keep our community rolling!

🛠️Position - Bike Mechanic
⏰Schedule - Full Time or Part Time

We’re looking for someone who’s:
✅ Passionate about bikes
✅ Skilled with repairs and Tune-Ups
✅ Friendly, reliable, curious, and detail oriented

Drop your resume off at the shop or send it to [email protected]

Congrats to our mechanic Colter Griffis for finishing his first . Not only did he finish in one of the toughest editions in the last 20 years, Colter was the youngest racer this year, and he rode an extra hour and a half due to a late night wrong turn! Congrats Buddy! Proud of you!

Build of the day! Oiz XC go fast bike with the custom MyO paint!

We’ve been trying to get these service menu signs done since opening the shop last April. My sister knocked them out in a couple afternoons while visiting from Bellingham. Thanks for coming to the rescue Alliy!!!