Info wanted - Gear store in NOVA

dudeckp · Sep 28, 2014

I need to shop for riding pants (no good shopping in the NYC/CT metro area), and Revzilla's closed Sunday/Monday, making logistics for my upcoming trip tough.

I can't go the internet/mail order route with the schedule I have, and must test fit anything I can find.

Seeking mid-range (not cheap, not too pricy) ADV/Touring pants that fit 6'1", 275lbs, 46 waist (with the six-pack abs buried under a 12-pack of belly fat)

So, can anyone recommend a good seller of gear between Baltimore, MD and Charlottesville, VA?

Thanks!

TravelinLite · Sep 29, 2014

dudeckp said:
I need to shop for riding pants (no good shopping in the NYC/CT metro area), and Revzilla's closed Sunday/Monday, making logistics for my upcoming trip tough.I can't go the internet/mail order route with the schedule I have, and must test fit anything I can find.

Seeking mid-range (not cheap, not too pricy) ADV/Touring pants that fit 6'1", 275lbs, 46 waist (with the six-pack abs buried under a 12-pack of belly fat)

So, can anyone recommend a good seller of gear between Baltimore, MD and Charlottesville, VA?

Thanks!

I have bought gear from https://www.blueridgepowersports.com/ and https://www.valleycyclecenter.com/

I can't say their selection is super, but depending on your route, they'd be along the way. That is if, from Baltimore, you take I-70 West to Frederick, MD and catch US15 South and follow signs to Harpers Ferry, WV>Charles Town, WV then pick up US340 towards Winchester, VA.

I'd call first before I altered my route. Good luck.

Blind Squirrel · Sep 29, 2014

Morton's BMW in Fredrecksburg VA. https://www.mortonsbmw.com/ All sorts of good riding gear there and they don't care what type of bike you ride in on.

If you take 13 down instead of 95 You can try Cycle Gear https://www.cyclegear.com/ in Norfolk Va.

dudeckp · Sep 29, 2014

Thanks for the quick replies. Wife & I still plotting out the first three days of travel before I break off for the Lancaster start of the Void rally. Since it ends in Fredrecksburg, scouting the neighborhood might wind up on the to do list.