US webshops I shouldn't miss?

[havana]

Mrs. Havana is travelling to the US for work. Obviously she could take some goodies home for me

Based in The Netherlands, I don't know any US webshops, apart from Amazon of course.... which ones are worthwile?

[TobinHatesYou]

Mrs. Havana is travelling to the US for work. Obviously she could take some goodies home for me

Based in The Netherlands, I don't know any US webshops, apart from Amazon of course.... which ones are worthwile?

It's funny because I always end up buying things like Campy chains, tires, parts and clothing from the UK and Germany since they're usually far cheaper than domestic/US prices.

Anyway, here are places I've bought from recently, but I wouldn't say any have superb deals. US pricing is very...controlled by a handful of large distributors (chiefly QBP, BTI, Hawley) and manufacturers dictating Minimum Advertised Pricing (MAP.)

Competitive Cyclist - online/warehouse
Art's Cyclery - online/warehouse
Western Bikeworks - brick and mortar
Jenson USA - superstore/discounter
R&A Cycles - brick and mortar extension
Glory Cycles - brick and mortar extension

[prebsy]

Amain cycling and Kyles bikes
They offer some pretty good new customer sign ups. I think I got 10 and 15 % off respectively ... on already heavily discounted items.

[dgasmd]

Fairwheelbikes.com

Only reason UK and European stores seem cheap to us in the US is they don’t charge us VAT, US taxes, and most times import tariffs.