Moruya Bicycles

Hybrid Bikes

Hybrid bikes (otherwise known as Cross Bikes) are an ideal bike path bike. They have 700c wheels, which are a larger diameter than mountainbike wheels, and they take a tyre narrower than a mountainbike, but wider than a road bike. They have a comfortable upright seating position and so normally come with seat post suspension and an adjustable angle handlebar stem so the bars can be quite high and close to the rider if that's what's wanted. They won't give great off road handling or great on-road speed. Please note we keep almost no hybrids in stock, due largely to the lack of bike paths in our area; those people looking for a leisurely ride away from traffic usually end up on dirt, hence the popularity of our comfort mountain bikes

Bicycle Price Lists

2010 Model Year: Giant, Electra/Townie/Amsterdam, Felt, Kona, Redline

2009 Model Year: Giant, Mongoose, GT

2008 Model Year: Mongoose

Alamode CRS City 2010

1506*

One of the hits for 2010 we think. Comfortable seating position, basic but reasonable quality, and an excellent set of mudguards and a rear rack thrown in, all at an unbelievable low price.

Alamode CRS 1 Womens

1505*

Alamode: budget-priced bikes that still represent quality and durability.

Giant Cypress City W 2010

1518*

An all-new lightweight frame, fast-rolling wheels and upright positioning are the hallmarks of the Cypress. A suspension seat post and cushy saddle soak up the bumps, making it perfect for any bike-path adventure.

Features: Shimano Nexus 7 speed internal drivetrain. Shimano Nexus crankset. InSync Marnx ACX T6-ML 63mm fork. Front and rear fenders.

Bicycles and the Internet

We believe in people buying bikes fully assembled from a bike shop. When browsing our site, you'll find information on the bikes we stock, and their prices, but you won't find "add to basket" buttons. In most cases, if you buy a bike from us you'll need to collect it in person from our shop - that way we can fit you to the bike and check that you understand any special features of the bike. It will be fully and professionally assembled and will come with a free service voucher (valid for 4 months).

For further information, give us a call or send us an email.

Special Orders

If we don't have what you're after, we'll happily order other bikes from

Apollo, Birdy , Cannondale, Dahon, Electra, Felt, Fit Bikeco, Fuji, GT

Giant, KHS, Kona, Mongoose, Redline, Salsa, Surly & Yeah

Customisation Charges

Bicycle customisation charges will vary case to case, but the following are our policies that in most cases will apply.

Changing parts to equivalent or more expensive parts: Example, changing gearing, crank length, stem length: Pay retail price of new parts, less 70% of retail price of original parts.

Change Hub: Pay $50 labour charge plus retail price of new hub and any spokes needed less 30% of the retail price of the old hub.

Changing parts to cheaper parts: (Usually only done coincidentally when changing gearing and fit): Pay retail price of new parts, less 50% of retail price of original parts.

NOTE: The above guidelines are waived if the price of the bike is reduced prior to sale.

Saddles: We can't do a reliable rear-end analysis to tell you reliably which will be the best saddle for you. We offer a 7-day return policy on saddles you're trying on a bike you've bought from us. Pay us in full when you first take the seat, so if you like it nothing further needs to be done. But if you don't like it, you can return it to us provided it's in saleable condition (If you crash and tear it, the dog chews it, or you spill paint on it, you'll have to keep it) and we'll credit the price you paid for the seat against the price of the next one. NOTE: This applies only to saddles we keep in stock. Custom order saddles cannot be returned after trial unless this has been previously agreed to by us.