Here’s a map of all the bike shops in the region:

[mvs202]

Added Bonzai. But someone commented in the blog post that I’m missing ” Annandale Bike Shop”, but it is not showing up on Google. I can’t add it without an address. Anyone know if this is an actual place?

[MV Clyde]

Very cool.

I learned that there’s an REI in Woodbridge. Ok, now maybe my wife can talk me into going to Potomac Mills.

[ShawnoftheDread]

@mvs202 29188 wrote:

Added Bonzai. But someone commented in the blog post that I’m missing ” Annandale Bike Shop”, but it is not showing up on Google. I can’t add it without an address. Anyone know if this is an actual place?

Yes, it’s a new shop in the 7200 block of Little River Turnpike in Annandale, behind Steinhorst Plumbing. I think they do repairs and sell used bikes.

[hencio]

Nice, I had no idea that “The Old Bikeshop” existed on Pershing. I must stop in there very soon.

[Tim Kelley]

@hencio 29199 wrote:

Nice, I had no idea that “The Old Bikeshop” existed on Pershing. I must stop in there very soon.

Don’t feel bad. It’s not open yet, but it should be soon! http://bikearlingtonforum.com/showthread.php?2857-ANOTHER-new-bike-shop-coming-into-Arlington!

[DCAKen]

@jrenaut 29127 wrote:

Probably because no sane people bike in Bailey’s Crossroads.

I’ve cycled to that store a few times as I went out to visit one of my friends in Lincolnia. I would take the W&OD trail to Columbia Pike, stop at the store, then continue on Columbia to Braddock Road. I was making my trek out there to refinish a set of chairs and a dining room table and he had a great garage space to work on the project. To get back to DC, I come back on Edsall Road, get on South Van Dorn to Eishenhower and making my way back to the Mt Vernon Trail.

[ShawnoftheDread]

@DCAKen 29233 wrote:

I’ve cycled to that store a few times as I went out to visit one of my friends in Lincolnia. I would take the W&OD trail to Columbia Pike, stop at the store, then continue on Columbia to Braddock Road. I was making my trek out there to refinish a set of chairs and a dining room table and he had a great garage space to work on the project. To get back to DC, I come back on Edsall Road, get on South Van Dorn to Eishenhower and making my way back to the Mt Vernon Trail.

Even on a Sunday morning, Edsall Road is a terrible place to ride — freeway speeds, lots of freeway ramps, no usable sidewalks, and lots of road debris on the narrow shoulder. South Van Dorn isn’t much better, but Eisenhower’s fine.

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