Business Hours. Our shop mainly operates by appointment only. It is an
accurate way to operate and it keeps the value of your and our time high.
We also offer Office Hours just like professors do for you to just show up,
ask questions, and gather information.
January is an excellent month to do upgrades and/or buy product as
manufacturers often offer winter pricing. Its also a great time for shock and
fork service. Call, email, or stop by and we can fill you in on the deals that
are out there.
accurate way to operate and it keeps the value of your and our time high.
We also offer Office Hours just like professors do for you to just show up,
ask questions, and gather information.
January is an excellent month to do upgrades and/or buy product as
manufacturers often offer winter pricing. Its also a great time for shock and
fork service. Call, email, or stop by and we can fill you in on the deals that
are out there.
| The Dharma Wheels Cyclery |
Established 2000, Park City Utah 2012 Santa Clara, Utah
"Are you accepting new patients?"
"Only if we like you" - Dr. Jon
"Are you accepting new patients?"
"Only if we like you" - Dr. Jon
Shop Phone (both Park City and Santa Clara): 435-615-6819 Its a cell phone so you can text the shop as well. |
| "The Owner" Blog Formally "The Angry Owner", but now that I have more time, I"m no longer angry. PG13 |
| 6300 Sagewood Drive #F Park City, Utah 84098 3176 Santa Clara Drive Santa Clara, Utah 84765 |
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| Official Motto: "Selling What Jon Likes Since 2005" The Dharma Wheels Cyclery offers both Boutique and Brand Name bicycle sales and service. We also repair and service shocks, forks and disc brakes for both customers and other shops. The shop operates mainly by appointment - to provide accuracy and focus with your need. We also offer walk in time where you can come by and chat. |
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Updated 01Mar2013
Park City, Utah
Santa Clara, Utah
| PO Box 2339 Park City, Utah |
| PO Box 666 Santa Clara, Utah |
| Mailing Address |
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| The historic building in Santa Clara also houses our mobile dental office. |
| Our dental office provides basic dental care. We do exams, film, cleanings, fillings, crowns and extractions. If you have other needs, we can refer you to our specialists. We expect payment at the time of service if you have insurance or pay privately. Exams/Cleanings are $80, Limited Exam/XRay $50, Fillings $100-$150. If you have dental insurance, we will print a claim and show you where to mail it for processing. |
| Mountain Velo and Max Testa Training share our retail space |
Summer Hours for Santa Clara and Park City:
The shop is busy and we are running EXCLUSIVELY BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. There is nothing that would make me happier
than selling you a bike or doing your repair. Please call us 435-615-6819 or email us at ridensmile@gmail.com
Here are a few commonly asked questions about the shop.
Q: Why are you open by appointment only?
A: We have a VERY professional operation. People usually spend more on their bikes than their teeth or legal issues. We feel that
it is valuable to dedicate our full attention and effort to your need. A One on One effort with privacy and comfort.
Q: Why don't you hire more people?
A: Hiring is difficult. We use a few part time people that we have learned to trust over the years. I have a very hard time delegating
my reputation. If you need a shop on a Sunday to walk in and buy a tube, go to Jans/WPT.
Q: What is your Demo Policy?
A: We have Turner and Ibis demo bikes. The charge to demo is $100, I will assign a mechanic to ride with you at Flying Dog and
that $100 goes toward your purchase. Our retail sales orders are done one at a time so that you get the model and size that you
desire. I do not stock a lot of bikes and also do not try to shoe-horn you into a bike that doesn't fit well or meet your needs just
because I need to move it. Historically I sell my inventory by August 1st and I never have "last years bikes".
I also don't believe in the idea of having to throw a leg over a bike before you buy it. Bicycles are very complicated these days and
highly engineered. Demo fleets historically get run through the ringer and most times do not perform like a new bike. Plus a demo
ride is not the ride you've been used to. And if you can feel differences in suspension and valving of shocks, you should get hired by
a bike company, because every professional company out there test rides and refines their design for each model. A new bike takes
several rides to dial in...and one ride I truly believe is not enough. Fall in love with the brand and the quality.....all professionally
built bike ride nice. Match your expectation with the knowledge of the shop and then the brand.
I am a proponent of looking on the manufactures sites to see when and where the demo's are. If you are going to buy a Moots, go
to Steamboat and see the factory.....or find the demo van. If your looking for a Kona, track down Schwilly. Better yet, go to
Outerbike in Moab.
Q: How much is a tune up?
A: Even if its just a $25 tune, I would like you to make a 10 min appointment so that I can put your bike in the stand and see what
it needs. We can decide what you need and what your goals are. No two tunes are the same so I don't have set prices. Its approx
$2/min....and I work fast.
Q: How are your prices?
A: We don't do sales, and we are on par with WrenchScience, Competative Cyclist, etc. Our brands all have MAP pricings...if you
want a "grey market" Ellsworth, Santa Cruz, Niner, Cannondale, etc....you know who to call....or if you don't have those industry
connections, you have my sympathy for paying retail.
Q: Can you install parts I did not buy at your shop.
A: Absolutely Not.
Q: Can you perform my warranty if I didnt' buy my bike from you?
A: For a product like Fox or Easton....yes. You will pay for my time and shipping. Its not terribly expensive, but there is a charge.
For frame specific stuff, like a Niner or Gary Fisher frame failure....you must go through the dealer.
Hope that helps. I am very proud of our satisfaction and performance. Contact us and lets do some business.
The shop is busy and we are running EXCLUSIVELY BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. There is nothing that would make me happier
than selling you a bike or doing your repair. Please call us 435-615-6819 or email us at ridensmile@gmail.com
Here are a few commonly asked questions about the shop.
Q: Why are you open by appointment only?
A: We have a VERY professional operation. People usually spend more on their bikes than their teeth or legal issues. We feel that
it is valuable to dedicate our full attention and effort to your need. A One on One effort with privacy and comfort.
Q: Why don't you hire more people?
A: Hiring is difficult. We use a few part time people that we have learned to trust over the years. I have a very hard time delegating
my reputation. If you need a shop on a Sunday to walk in and buy a tube, go to Jans/WPT.
Q: What is your Demo Policy?
A: We have Turner and Ibis demo bikes. The charge to demo is $100, I will assign a mechanic to ride with you at Flying Dog and
that $100 goes toward your purchase. Our retail sales orders are done one at a time so that you get the model and size that you
desire. I do not stock a lot of bikes and also do not try to shoe-horn you into a bike that doesn't fit well or meet your needs just
because I need to move it. Historically I sell my inventory by August 1st and I never have "last years bikes".
I also don't believe in the idea of having to throw a leg over a bike before you buy it. Bicycles are very complicated these days and
highly engineered. Demo fleets historically get run through the ringer and most times do not perform like a new bike. Plus a demo
ride is not the ride you've been used to. And if you can feel differences in suspension and valving of shocks, you should get hired by
a bike company, because every professional company out there test rides and refines their design for each model. A new bike takes
several rides to dial in...and one ride I truly believe is not enough. Fall in love with the brand and the quality.....all professionally
built bike ride nice. Match your expectation with the knowledge of the shop and then the brand.
I am a proponent of looking on the manufactures sites to see when and where the demo's are. If you are going to buy a Moots, go
to Steamboat and see the factory.....or find the demo van. If your looking for a Kona, track down Schwilly. Better yet, go to
Outerbike in Moab.
Q: How much is a tune up?
A: Even if its just a $25 tune, I would like you to make a 10 min appointment so that I can put your bike in the stand and see what
it needs. We can decide what you need and what your goals are. No two tunes are the same so I don't have set prices. Its approx
$2/min....and I work fast.
Q: How are your prices?
A: We don't do sales, and we are on par with WrenchScience, Competative Cyclist, etc. Our brands all have MAP pricings...if you
want a "grey market" Ellsworth, Santa Cruz, Niner, Cannondale, etc....you know who to call....or if you don't have those industry
connections, you have my sympathy for paying retail.
Q: Can you install parts I did not buy at your shop.
A: Absolutely Not.
Q: Can you perform my warranty if I didnt' buy my bike from you?
A: For a product like Fox or Easton....yes. You will pay for my time and shipping. Its not terribly expensive, but there is a charge.
For frame specific stuff, like a Niner or Gary Fisher frame failure....you must go through the dealer.
Hope that helps. I am very proud of our satisfaction and performance. Contact us and lets do some business.
| If you'd like a dental appointment, call the bike shop phone 435-615-6819 |