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Bert's Bikes & Fitness

Syracuse, NY

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About Bert's Bikes & Fitness

Bert's Bikes & Fitness has a DeWitt store at 3196 Erie Boulevard East, bringing a regional bicycle retailer's selection to the eastern Syracuse suburbs. Electric bicycles feature in its lineup, including models associated with Blaupunkt, Troxus, and Gazelle. Conventional bicycles, riding equipment, and fitness-oriented accessories round out the sales floor. Customers looking at pedal assistance can ask staff about fit, riding position, and differences between available motor systems.

The business also offers bicycle workshop services. Its advertised capabilities include everyday tune-ups, drivetrain work, and electrical diagnostics for supported e-bikes. Alongside repairs, the store stocks replacement parts and useful cycling accessories for commuting and recreational rides. This is the DeWitt branch rather than another Bert's location, so customers seeking a particular electric model or service appointment should check availability with the Erie Boulevard team directly.

The recorded schedule is 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, and 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. Call (315) 214-8618 or visit bertsbikes.com for current inventory, workshop booking, and brand compatibility. The listing concerns e-bikes, not motor-scooter or medical mobility-scooter service.

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