A & B Cycle

Santee, United States

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20 reviews

Accepts Credit Cards

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Accepts Credit Cards
Yes
Parking
Private Lot
Bike Parking
Yes
Wheelchair Accessible
Yes
Dogs Allowed
Yes

Description

Specialties

NEW: E-​Bikes! Electric Bikes and Trailers

BMX bikes and parts

Beach Cruisers (single, 3 and 7 speed, for small & large frames too)

Townies & Comfort Bikes (3, 7, and 21 speed)

Adult Trikes (single or 3 speed) with baskets, wide seats & canopy

Kids bikes

Mountain bike parts

Unicycles & Penny Farthings.

Scooters — Envy, Lucky, District, Phoenix, MaddGear. Complete decks and parts.

Bike repair & service, tubes, tires, parts. (free estimates)

Stroller repairs (flats)

Baskets

Bike racks & bags

Car racks

Bells & Bling

Cup holders

Helmets & shoes

Locks, lights, mirrors, tools

Pedals, handlebars, grips, forks, tires, wheels, rims.

Tubes — 12″-29″, presta and shrader valve, thorn-​resistant and slime

Odometers

Any age, any skill level — we have a bike that’s right for you. Stop in to test ride one today.

Electra, Redline, United, We the People, Sun Cycle, Shimano, Crupi, Sinz, Sunlite, CruiserCandy, Tangent, Avenir, ParkTools, CatEye, Kroozie, Serfas, Topeak, Cygolite, PlanetBik

History

Established in 1992.

Originally Alpine Cycle Sport in Alpine, CA, the shop expanded and moved to Santee, CA. It has been and continues to be a family-​owned business. Both owners are active in the sport of biking, including mountain biking, road biking, cruising the beach and boardwalk, and riding the local BMX tracks. We enjoy sharing our love of the sport with our customers.

Meet the Business Owner

Peter and Sylvia B.

Business Owner

Pete opened up shop in Alpine, CA, in 1991. It was called Alpine Cycle Sport and carried mostly mountain bikes. He joined friends Tuesday nights to do a run or two down Anderson Truck Trail.

Business was good and the Alpine shop was just too small. He packed up the bikes, moved to El Cajon, near In & Out, changed the name to American Bicycle Company and quadrupled in size. He added BMX bikes, along with parts and gear. He and his dad regularly visited Cactus Park and Kearny Mesa, often with a booth during race nights.

The shopping mall changed hands and the rent went up. Signs were pointing to possible economic changes; Pete moved again, this time to the Santee where the old gun shop used to be. They simplified the name to A & B Cycle and made some changes to the bike selection. A little older now, and a little wiser, the shop now carries beach cruisers, adult trikes and comfort bikes; bikes, we like to say, for the rest of us. We’ve also added a full line of scooters & parts.