Monday-Saturday 10AM-6PM :: 417-831-0800 :: 301 W. Walnut, Springfield MO, 65806
Queen City Cycles, offering the best service this side of the inner rim of the Milky Way's Orion Arm.

Queen City Cycles is your full service bike shop located in downtown Springfield, we are just seconds from campus (just about all of 'em) and are here to help you no matter what your needs. Whether you need a tune-up, some parts, a new or used bike, major repairs or just have some questions we are here to help. Don't hesitate to send us an email, call or come by the shop.

Check out the lines we carry and don't forget we are the home of the Shiftless Bastards and Springfield's leading source for all things fixed gear. Queen City Cycles, tastes so good makes you want to slap your momma!

We are Springfield's exclusive dealer of Kona, Masi and Marin bikes. Stop by and let us help you find the bike that is right for you.

Located in Downtown Springfield on Walnut Street, just south of the Patton Alley Pub.

Lets go play in the snow!Masi Fixed Gear!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Truths Ride!!Check yo self before you wreck yo self!Custom Kona Paddy Wagon!!!!I hope it's halloweenRocky'sPaul's Miles' Paddy WagonKevin's Mountain BikeSeptember Final Friday

You'd Look Hotter in a Helmet

Safety is Sexy

Helmets good. End of story. My helmet has saved my ass at least twice that I can think of and I have the cracked lids to prove it.

You can be going as slow as you want and a car not seeing you will rapidly accelerate your body to speeds that are not survivable without a helmet, likewise folding a bike at five miles an hour will result in your top half hitting the pavement at close to 25mph.

Drop by the shop we have gone out of our way to stock the joint with helmets that look good and have a Zero Dork factor. Plus, they are remarkably affordable.

Do it yourself!

Miles sets you straight on how to get it done.

Don't forget to check us out on ye olde You Tube for everything you ever wanted to know about how to work on your fixed gear bike.

All the more reason to take the road.*

Cyclists, especially those new to the way of life, are often afraid to obstruct traffic even when it is their right. As an example the mayor of London was nearly killed last Friday while cycling to scout locations for London bike routes. Moving too fast for the street the truck boxed in the cyclists when they should have, according to Missouri law, been riding two abreast.

It may be a bit unnerving to force a car to slow down, but it is your right and may save your life. Sometimes sharing the road means taking it, especially in intersections. Hold your place in traffic just like you are a car. Don't slide up the edge of the road between the cars and curb, want an F-150 to make right turn over you? You are vehicle and have the law on your side, take the road and don't be afraid to do it.

*Don't ride on major roads in town that have a speed limit greater than 35MPH. It's legal, but not a good idea unless you REALLY know what you are doing. And if that is the case you won't be on those roads anyway ; )