Trailhead Bike Shop

UPDATE! Grand Opening, Saturday, June 12, 2021 at 10 AM EDT – 6 PM EDT

Come join us for our GRAND OPENING as the new owners! We will be raffling off a FREE t-shirt every hour, as well as (2) FREE 4 hour bike rentals and a FREE bike tune-up. Light appetizers and refreshments provided. Ribbon cutting at 11am.
**For the safety of yourself and others please wear a mask.

Hi! We would like to introduce ourselves. We are Kyle and Lynnette Nichols and are the new owners of Trailhead Bike Shop.

A little background on us- We lived in Grand Haven for the last 18+ years where we raised our 3 daughters. Kyle is a Manufacturing Engineer and avid biker. In his free time he enjoys rebuilding old Jeeps.  Lynnette has a background in Culinary Arts as well as providing support to families during the postpartum period.

We will be relocating to Ludington early this summer and look forward to meeting new people, collaborating with other businesses and being a part of the community.

CHEERS!

Since 1993, Trailhead Bike Shop has offered bicycle tours, rentals, sales and service in beautiful downtown Ludington, Michigan, voted one of Outside Magazine’s Best Places to Live!

The shop is open by appointment only while Jeff recovers from knee surgery, probably through the middle of April, you can send an email to jeff@trailheadbikeshop.com or use the contact form to the right if you need something.

Shoreline Cycling Club members have completed their work on the 3.1 miles of Cartier Park trails and they are awesome. If you ride both sets of trails twice backwards you can get a 17.5 mile trail ride in, all within a just over a mile of downtown Ludington.

You can park anywhere downtown, the school parking lots, or there is a trailhead at the corner of Rath and Bryant and you can park at the Methodist Church on Bryant, see the map for both locations. If you like the trails be sure to sign up for email alerts for the Singletrack Showdown, a local race that raises money for the Shoreline Cycling Club.

Northern Michiganders, your bucket list has arrived. Check out these trails on the MyNorth website. 

IMBA came up and helped design single track in northern Manistee County.