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Pro Bike+Run Strip District

Pittsburgh, PA

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About Pro Bike+Run Strip District

Pro Bike+Run's Strip District location is built for people who divide their time between cycling and running. The large store occupies roughly 9,000 square feet at the CADENCE+ building on Smallman Street, bringing bicycles, electric models, running shoes and fit services together under one roof.

Its bicycle offering includes Aventon electric bikes, with examples such as the Aventure 3 and Current ADV, alongside Cannondale and Specialized models. A full workshop handles mechanical service, while bicycle fitting and running-shoe fitting help customers fine-tune equipment for different activities. That broader sports focus distinguishes the store from a single-purpose electric scooter retailer.

The store also serves as a meeting point for organized group rides and runs. Shoppers have mentioned mechanic Steve K. for technical knowledge and Kristin and Derick for guidance during a child's bicycle purchase. Those examples show how the same location can support riders at different stages, from a first bike to more experienced cycling.

Find Pro Bike+Run at 2400 Smallman Street, close to Strip District restaurants, markets and routes toward the riverfront. Its main strengths are bike shopping, mechanical support, fitting and running gear in a large community-oriented setting.

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