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Twin Ports Cyclery Bike Shop

Founded in 1975 by the current owner Denis Sauve', TPC has been providing the excellent service you deserve for over 41 years. Our shop features a wide array of the typical bicycle shop stuff; bikes, parts, gear, apparel, etc... but what sets our shop apart is our deep history and knowledge of the sport. In addition to top quality new equipment, we also have a great display of cycling related bikes, gear, photos, and art from the early days of cycling.

Website: twinportscyclery.com

Phone: (218) 624-4008

Cross Streets: Between Devonshire St and N 29th Ave W

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  • Fri 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM

2914 W 3rd St Duluth, MN 55806 ·886.93 mi

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David H. 03/07/26

The owner and founder of the business is named Dennis. If there is an issue with a bicycle in this world he is the foremost authority. I have had my hand-built Belgium bikes fixed by him and his...

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Conor R. 09/24/20

Twin Ports Cyclery is a great place for service in the Duluth area. While there may be more modern shops in the area, the service provided by John, whom seems to be their lead tech, is second to...

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Brian H. 08/25/24

Matthew of TPC is on his way to fix a flat tire on my bike. A house call!! I'm an older man with no car and he said he would come over and fix it. On a Sunday no less!! I can't possibly thank him...

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Kathy H. 09/25/20

These guys are great. We were riding the Duluth traverse and had a mishap with our drop her seat post. Some guys on the trail suggested checking in with the shop for repair. In these busy times...

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Eve B. 08/03/22

AVOID TLDR: Sold me a bike rack missing half its parts, and rudely gave me a hard time when I asked for a refund. They recommended a bike rack that was in an opened box, with the bottom taped up...

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