Freeheel and Wheel / Bicycle

West Yellowstone, Montana's Premier Nordic Ski and Bicycle Shop

Spring Cycling In Yellowstone National Park

West Entrance Open to Non-Motorized Travel

Call us at 406-646-7744 for the details

We are your Bicycle Specialists in West Yellowstone! By offering rentals, sales, service, and accessories we can handle all your bicycling needs.

Freeheel and Wheel is filled with a great selection of bike accessories and clothing. To name a few, we carry brands including: Pearl Izumi, Park Tools, Serfas, Camelbak, Smith, and Continental tires along with others. For the cross country tourist, we stock Continental and Specialized touring tires.

Freeheel and Wheel sells Trek, Specialized, and Gary Fisher bicycles. We offer a variety of models including kid’s bikes, comfort bikes, and mountain bikes. Special orders are welcome such as road bikes and bike accessories. We specialize in serving our customers by finding the model of bike that best suits them. Our expert staff pays particular attention to the fit of the bike to ensure comfort.

Rentals Service Ride Ideas

Rentals

Slow your pace down. Enjoy the surrounding areas on two wheels. Rent a mountain bike and hit the local trails for a fun day outdoors. The staff at Free Heel and Wheel will match you with the best sized bike and we are always ready to recommend a few great rides. We check over our rental bicycles regularly and tune them as needed to ensure a comfortable ride. A helmet and water bottle are included. Mountain Bike $8 per hour or $25 per day

Hourly rentals please stop by our shop at 40 Yellowstone Avenue, West Yellowstone, Montana.

Call us at 406.646.7744 for Full Day Rentals

We will need a major credit card to guarantee and confirm your reservation. Reservations cancelled within 24 hours of arrival will be charged for the day’s rental.

Service

Freeheel and Wheel offers expert service for any of your bicycle repair needs. From fixing a flat to a complete overhaul, we have the knowledge and parts to get you back on your bike.

Ride Ideas

West Yellowstone is surrounded by perfect bicycling terrain. Bordered by Yellowstone National Park to the east and Gallatin National Forest on the other three sides. There are unlimited possibilities for mountain biking as well as hundreds of miles of scenic paved cruising. Stop by the shop and let us help you pick a ride that best suits you from easy to agro.

Local Options Spring/Fall Cycle Tours Women’s Ride

Local Options

Rendezvous Trails.

Rider Ability: Easy/Intermediate

Our famous cross country ski trails create excellent singletrack riding during the warm months. The Rendezvous Ski Trails are a great place to hike, run or mountain bike. As you wind through the pine forest remember that you are sharing the trails with wild animals. Make some noise, be aware, and be prepared.

Yellowstone National Park.

Rider Ability: Easy

Cycling is allowed inYellowstone National Park during the summer season. Please keep in mind that during the peak months of July and August, vehicle traffic is significant. Early spring offers a unique opportunity to bike the park’s road system before it is open to the general public. From mid-March to the third week in April, enjoy Yellowstone as few have seen it before.

Spring/Fall CycleTours

Spring Cycle Tour.

Join us May 10, 2008 for the 11^th Annual Spring Cycle Tour. This 64 mile ride will take you “around the Block”. The beautiful, but sometimes challenging ride follows the highways from West Yellowstone to Henry’s Lake, taking a right turn at Raynold’s Pass and cruising by Quake and Hebgen Lakes. Support vehicles and five feed stations will help you on your way.

Fall Cycle Tour.

Sign up now for the 10^th Annual Fall Cycle Tour on October 6, 2007 to Old Faithful. The 60 mile ride is a great way to wind down the cycle season. Travel through the park in the fall, enjoy the fall colors and hear the elk bugle. A portion of the proceeds from both rides are donated to the Yellowstone Park Foundation.

Women’s Ride

Join us once a week for an all women’s mountain bike ride. Weekly rides are open to all levels of riders and we start the season out with easier rides and work up to more difficult ones. These rides are a fun way to explore the trails with an experienced rider. Meet us in the shop every Thursday at 9:00am beginning June 7, 2007. Rides last anywhere from 1 to 3 hours. Bring water, a snack, your helmet, and be ready to ride. Call ahead if you need to rent a bike.