BIKE STOP CAFÉ

EAT WELL. RIDE OFTEN.

Bike Stop Café

701 S Riverside Dr.  St. Charles, MO 63301

Across from the Lewis & Clark statue at Frontier Park

Hours of Operation:

Cafe 

Sunday - Wednesday 7:00am - 7:00pm

Thursday, Friday & Saturday 7:00am-8:00pm

Bicycle Service  9am-5pm

Bicycle Rentals 8:00am- Last bike goes out 1 hour before close (or dusk if earlier) 

Katy Trail Shuttles Depart at 8am

Phone: 636.724.9900 (cafe) or 314-973-4422 (rentals and shuttles)

Email: bikestopcafe@gmail.com


Bike Stop Bakery 

1312 N 2nd Street
St. Charles, MO 63301

Phone: 636-410-8390

Hours:
Monday & Tuesday- Closed
Wednesday - Friday 6am- 4pm
Saturday - 9am-2pm
Sunday - 9am-2pm

Bike Stop Outpost

610 S Main Street           

St. Charles, MO 63301


Hours of Operation:

Monday - Thursday: 10:00 am to 5:00pm

Friday - Saturday: 10:00am - 7:00pm

Sunday- 10:00am - 6:00pm

*Hours subject to change (Jan/Feb Hours may be limited) We can always open up during cafe hours by request. Call 636-724-9900

Bike Stop Online
Open 24/7

10 Things you can do to support cycling

1.  Ride your bike!  Ride it to the store, to work, for fun, for exercise, to look cool.  Doesn't matter, just ride!

 

2.  Join a local trail building organization like GORC (Gateway Off Road Cyclists).

 

3. Join a social ride group like SLAG (St. Louis Adventure Group).

 

4. Frequent businesses that are bicycle friendly.

 

5.  Get involved with legislative efforts to expand bike lanes and make cycling safer and more accessible to everyone.

 

6.  Remind others to Share the Road.

 

7.  Encourage kids to ride a bike (instead of watching TV). Take a Kid Mountain Biking Day is a fun way to get kids excited about biking again (remember how much you used to love it!). Its usually in October. Check the BSC calendar for 2012 details.

 

8.  Join our Bike Stop Cafe Charity Cycling Team 

 

9.  Bring a friend biking. The Katy Trail is a great place to take someone who hasn't been on a bike in a while.

 

10. Support your local bike shops.  Buying local (not off of the Internet) promotes community and maintains a cycling presence in the neighborhood