Nimblewheels Bicycles

Heads up! Operational changes incoming!

Some of you may remember a post from a few months ago where we teased some “out of the box” ideas that we had been kicking around. Well the time has come to set some of those ideas into motion and we’re stoked to be working toward a bike shop model that will provide better service, quicker turnaround times and offer the essential items you need for your next ride, all while being a more sustainable business model for our families and our community. While we’re not quite ready to share the big picture just yet, there will be some changes beginning the week of 8/5/24.

WHAT YOU’LL NOTICE FIRST:
We’re simplifying our hours. We’re going to be open Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 10am-6pm.

We’ll introduce more in good time, and we’re pumped to remain the gateway to exploring the North Georgia Mountains by bike. 🤙

We’re real pumped on this new Smuggler! This build is already headed out the door, but don’t fret… there’s still time to get one with your name on it at the sale price. Swing by and let’s talk about the bike that’s right for you!

We’re excited to share big news! We’re getting out of the bike industry and focusing our energy on retail sales of a product that really matters to us: Bradford Pear trees. Over the coming weeks we’ll make the change over, so swing by and check out the new setup!

Yo! Just a reminder that we’ll have slightly different hours this week:

Our guy Jason is at the shop 10am to 2pm until Friday… give him a shout! Then we’ll be closed on Saturday 3/23. We’ll be back in the shop for regular hours Wednesday 3/27.

We’re at the annual conference learning some good stuff alongside our community partners at and , and we’re excited to bring some great info back to our local trails. Cheers y’all!

Hey party people! We’re going to be closed this Saturday 3/2 to run support for the Southern Cross Gravel Race… swing by the Neutral Aid Station on top of Winding Stair Gap for a chance to see some top notch local racing! We’ll be back in the shop for scheduled appointments on Tuesday 3/5 and regular hours on Wednesday 3/6. 🤙

We are excited to offer more ways to buy your next or bicycles! Once you’ve selected your new bike from each brand’s respective website, just add it to your cart and follow the steps as you would for any other online purchase. During the checkout process you can now select the option to have your new bike shipped directly to us. We’ll keep track of the delivery status, build your bike when it shows up and let you know when its ready to roll... all at no additional cost to you. We’re always available to help out with the process if you need some assistance, so swing by anytime.

Happy Thanksgiving, y’all! We’re out of the shop for the remainder of the week and will be back for scheduled appointments on Tuesday 11/28 and regular hours on 11/29. Cheers!

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We took the last week out of the shop to… well, ride our bikes! We’re back in the shop this week getting back in the groove and back to our normal hours.

Shown here is Ryan’s do-it-all Unit X, Mrs. Nimble’s Cinder Cone and the Bambino’s Chariot about to drop into the Virginia Creeper Trail. 10/10 recommend this for your next (non-Dahlonega) destination.

No better time than the fall time in the high country. Swing by for the latest trail info, weather reports, gear and service for the best time of year!

All-a-y’all headed this way for had better watch out… she’s coming for your KOMs!

We’ll have extended hours Friday and Saturday this week to help out with all of your last minute needs. We’ll also have some special guests joining us on Friday for wheel demos and more… you’ll be excited to see what they have to offer!

Just checked the calendar and realized that last week we reached FIVE years in biz… holy s**t. A lot has changed since 2018 but one thing that hasn’t is our appreciation for you, Dahlonega. Our community is our lifeblood and the friends we’ve made that were only visiting the area are the reason we do what we do. Much thanks to you all.

To borrow a few words from ’s review on the Unit X:

"Most modern mountain bikes are marvels of modern tech, but all things that have made them more capable and comfortable also make them less versatile. The simple Unit X is the most direct descendent of the original mountain bikes that's on the market today. It cuts through the hype and confusion to deliver a simple vehicle ready for almost any adventure, from mild to wild."

We’re pretty excited to put this thing through its paces and see if we can find a scenario that makes it feel out of place.