Pitt Meadows is flat, and that shapes what a bike shop here does. The dikes along the Pitt and Fraser rivers, the farm roads across the Agricultural Land Reserve and the dike trail at Osprey Village suit commuting, errands and family rides rather than climbing. One shop is listed, Pitt Meadows Cycle.
With a single shop in the city, it is worth calling ahead, particularly for repairs in spring when every bike comes out of the garage at once. The Town Centre is the one part of the city that is genuinely walkable, and the West Coast Express stops there, which matters if you ride one leg of a commute. The listing carries its neighbourhood, address and hours where published.
Full service bike shop on Lougheed Highway selling road, mountain, electric, hybrid and kids bikes, plus components, helmets, apparel, lights and locks. Repairs and services bikes and runs mechanic courses. Closed Mondays.
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Harris Road between 119th Avenue and the Lougheed is the only genuinely walkable commercial strip in Pitt Meadows. A walk up it, south to north, with the businesses worth stopping at.
North of the Alouette the city turns into reclaimed farmland, and the road keeps going until it reaches Pitt Lake. The route, the stops worth making on the way, and what it is like out there.
Almost nothing in this city is more than a few minutes from anything else, and people still lose an hour to a short errand. Here is how I rank the bike, the sidewalk, the train and the car.
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