We are an independent bike shop located in downtown Saint Peter, Minnesota. We sell Jamis bikes and we work on just about everything from garage sale finds to the bikes worth more than our family's car. We founded our shop in 2018 in Saint Paul. We had a good run there but with the arrival of our twin girls, we realized that we needed to be closer to our families.
So this fall The Smallest Cog v2.0 will launch in Saint Peter. And in our new location we will pick up where we left off on our mission: 1) we want to be a great bike shop; and 2) we want to ensure that everyone has good places to ride. That's our niche, that's our hook, that's our business plan. We look forward to meeting you this fall when we open our doors.
So this fall The Smallest Cog v2.0 will launch in Saint Peter. And in our new location we will pick up where we left off on our mission: 1) we want to be a great bike shop; and 2) we want to ensure that everyone has good places to ride. That's our niche, that's our hook, that's our business plan. We look forward to meeting you this fall when we open our doors.
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Our dream to be The Smallest Cog started in 2015 with a successful Ok Cupid date in Washington DC. Mark (Mechanic/Owner) - grew up in Mankato and became a bike commuter at age 10 when he started riding to Hoover Elementary School. He almost lost his way at age 16 when he got his license, but he quickly returned to the righteous path of his bikes being worth more than his cars.
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We want you to be happy with the services you receive and the products you purchase from us. By the time we ring up the sale we will have discussed the product and whether it will serve your needs. We will pursue warranty claims on your behalf for any defective product purchased at our shop;. We will accept returns of product provided it is in its original packaging and it has not been used;.
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These are resources our mechanics frequently consult. Compatibility is the theme and compatibility - not always, but often - is the root of the most mysterious bike aliments. We see this one a lot. Consumers may not know this, but shops should: don't fit a narrow tire to a wide rim. For example, if the rim measure 19 mm bead to bead, then don't mount a 23 mm tire.
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