| The best way to get in touch with is us by email: ridensmile@gmail.com or by phone. Our shop phone for Park City and Santa Clara is our Summit Co number 435-615-6819 but you can still call the old school dual number that Kim answers "dental office and bike shop" if you wish 435-658-0032 |
| The Dharma Wheels Cyclery is the custom bicycle shop of Park City and Santa Clara, Utah. Light - Tight - and Right! Let me explain exactly what we do here. Quite simply we are a retail bicycle shop. And we are in business to sell bikes because we are very good at it, and it makes us our living. We sell complete bicycles, custom built wheels, upgrade parts/components and suspension forks/shocks. We have common accessories in stock at all times as well as a few demo and floor bikes on hand. We are the place to go when you want our 20 years of bicycle industry knowledge to help you pick out the best stuff to buy. The brands that we carry are mostly boutique....they are better then the average brands that are out there. The tolerances and quality control are better then the competition - thats why the companies exist. Not everybody needs a boutique bicycle, which is why we sell other brands as well. For these, our skilled assembly and customer service outshine the competition. If you'd like a traditional, yet luxurious buying experience, buy from us. We provide VERY specialized service to the public as well as bikes shops both in and out of state: We service and repair Fox and Rockshox forks and shocks. Same prices as PUSH, but since we are authorized by Fox and Rockshox, your component stays within warranty if we work on it. We also overhaul and repair all brands of disc brakes. We recommend bringing in the fork/shock/set of brakes removed from the bicycle...unless you want to pay us to do that for you...which is cool. Our Park City location is available during business hours for you to shop in our retail area, drop off a fork/shock/set of brakes, or schedule a sales appointment. Endurance Cycle Service handles our day to day service needs so please contact them if you simply need repair. Our Park City location is in the same building as the dental office and I've elected to not to have bike service occur during the dental business day. And just FYI, we have over 100 bikes that we take care of from our team sponsors and captains. Thats the main reason we don't do general service in PC...we're full. Another note: If you have a product that we sell, you need a warranty, and you did NOT buy it from us, we can facilitate the process, but you will pay for our time. We have a reputation of getting warranties done faster and more comprehensive than our competition, but there is no free lunch. Find out more on How to Buy a Bike or Accessories from us. Read about my thoughts on the bike industry and small business |
| For better or worse, we do get PR. You can check us out here Check out our press in Cycling Utah (pg 18). Look at our article in Rail Trail Magazine. |


| Are you ready for the cheese? Yes-Yes, here are the owners, Kim and Jon |


| "The Ten Commandments" of the Dharma Wheels Cyclery 1. The Shop is always closed on Sundays and Mondays. 2. The Dharma Wheels Cyclery provides the retail sale of custom bicycles & components as well as service & repair. 3. Sales and service by appointment only, and subject to availability. 4. We do not sell esoteric parts or accessories nor is our shop a co-op or institution. 5. No one is allowed in the service area unless you are on the payroll. 6. We will not service your bike unless you buy the repair parts from us. 7. We do not appraise bikes or parts, or deal in any used equipment. 8. Dr. Jon is not available unless you have an appointment. Please be courteous of our dental patients. 9. Plan way ahead. Custom bikes and parts take a long time to fabricate. 10. Components are kitted and not available for inspection. |


| Enter the team page if you dare. |
| And if your not scared off, check out the Angry Owner Page where you may be entertained. There is foul language and adult content so please if you're not 18, have your parent supervise. I'm not kidding. |