Jay’s Cycle Center

Westfield, United States

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Accepts Credit Cards
Yes
Parking
Private Lot
Bike Parking
Yes
Wheelchair Accessible
Yes

Description

Specialties

We carry Trek road bikes, mountain bikes, hybrid bikes and children bikes. We carry Specialized road bikes, mountain bikes, hybrid bikes and children bikes. As for BMX we carry Haro brand. We also carry Thule products for your car rack needs. We rent road bikes to those interested in a day rental, weekend, one week or one month rentals.

Service Packages:

At Jay’s Cycle Center, we take pride in the service that we have provided to the cycling community for over 50 years! Every bicycle that is brought into the shop for maintenance or repair is assessed with the rider. We ensure that the bicycle is first and foremost, safe. We provide professionally trained mechanical services on every make and model from every manufacture!

Safety Tune: $ 55

Adjust front & rear brake, Adjust front & rear dérailleur, Inspect & adjust headset, bottom bracket, and hubs, Inspect and lubricate the chain, Inspect and inflate tires to recommended pressure.

Comprehensive Tune-​up: $ 80

Adjust front & rear brake, Adjust front & rear dérailleur, Inspect & adjust the headset, bottom bracket, and hubs, Inspect and lubricate the chain, Inspect and inflate tires to recommended pressure, Tension spoke and true wheels, Clean and polish the entire bike.

Tune Up Plus: $ 125

Comprehensive Tune up, Remove, parts bath soak, scrub, and lubricate entire drive train (chain, chain rings, cassette, derailleurs), Tension spokes and true wheels, Clean.

We also offer fit services by two trained professionals.

History

Established in 1957.

Jay’s Cycle Center started primarily as a pet and hobby shop called Pet Land in Scotch Plains in 1957 owned by «Big Jay» and Jean (aka Mrs Jay) Tintle. Among the many salespeople that serviced Pet Land, one particularly persistent bicycle sales rep convinced them to give some counter space to small bicycle accessories, which to their surprise sold quite quickly. Sensing a potential opportunity in the bicycle industry, Big Jay and Mrs Jay saved up five hundred dollars, drove to a NYC wholesaler and returned with a dozen bicycles. Within a few years, they had bicycle stores in Plainfield and Westfield, along with the original Scotch Plains location. Raising two children and running multiple stores, it soon became obvious they had to consolidate. In 1979 Big Jay suffered a stroke, and was only able to work in a limited capacity, but kept his heart in the business. His son, Jay, stepped in to run the business with the help of Mrs. Jay.