OT: moots dealer recommendation

[Devon Proctor]

I'm looking at buying a Moots Baxter 29" as a bikepacking/travel mtb, and am trying to decide which Moots dealer to go with.

I don't expect there to be a big difference on price, so ideally I'd find a local dealer that is pleasant to work with and knows what they're doing (with respect to Moots in particular).

There are a number of local dealers. I came away impressed from a phone call with Wrench Science in Berkeley, and less so with Big Swingin' Cycles in SF. Palo Alto Bikes also carries Moots, as do a few in Marin/Sonoma/Santa Cruz.

Any thoughts?

Thanks!

Devon

[Ben Kochie]

Studio Velo is a good one.

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[Mike Gregory]

+1 Studio Velo

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[Patrick Lea]

When I was at Stanford I really like Palo Alto Bikes. They were friendly and helpful when I have been for service or to purchase things. Don't know how they are to buy a bike from though.

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[Devon Proctor]

Thanks for the tips! It turns out studio velo has a very close connection with moots, and is actually the largest moots dealer in the world, so I'm going to go with them.