Bicycle Hangar Missoula, Montana 406-728-9537

Bicycle Hangar
1801 Brooks
Missoula, Mt 59801

Hours:

Monday-Thursday 10-6

Friday-Saturday 10-7

Sunday 11-5

Front of store

This is the front of our current location, just inside the front door. We are located at 1801 Brooks in the same building as Freemo’s Pizza. The Bicycle Hangar has been on the 1800 block of Brooks since 1980.

View of Shop

This is a view of the main part of our floor space. We have a huge selection of everything you need to get out and ride.

Pictures from the Bicycle Hangar. We stock a lot of bikes and accessories.

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23 Responses to “Bicycle Hangar Missoula, Montana 406-728-9537”

  1. Oscar Thibidoux Says:

    I love the bike that I bought from you guys last month.
    Thank you so much!!!

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  6. Gary Nero Says:

    I hope this message reaches Rick Kern. Your Internet instructions on how to set the clock for a Cat Eye Micro Wireless MC110W were most helpful. The owners manual information from Cat Eye was useless (as you must already know). Thanks. Gary (Lynchburg, Virginia)

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  8. Bruce Says:

    I hope this message reaches Rick Kern. Your Internet instructions on how to set the clock for a Cat Eye Micro Wireless MC110W were most helpful. The owners manual information from Cat Eye was useless (as you must already know). Thanks. Gary (Lynchburg, Virginia)

  9. admin Says:

    Thanks Rick

  10. admin Says:

    Great to hear Ride a bunch and bring her in for a New Bike Tuneup.

  11. Steve Says:

    I hope this message reaches Rick Kern. Your Internet instructions on how to set the clock for a Cat Eye Micro Wireless MC110W were most helpful. The owners manual information from Cat Eye was useless (as you must already know). Thanks. Gary (Lynchburg, Virginia)

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  14. Mike Higgins Says:

    I am interested in the Bicycle Corps and have even published a blog to share what I have found. I was interested in your footnote (see below) and wonder if you could tell me your source for that.

    Thanks!

    Missoula Cycling and the Kern Family

    Frank Kern’s brother Henry Rupert Kern (Great Great Uncle of Rick Kern) also came to Missoula in the 1880′s. He opened a Bicycle and Typewriter repair shop at 125 east Main named “Yankee Repair”. A footnote on the famous Black Army detachment that rode from Fort Missoula to St. Louis. When they returned to Missoula by train from St. Louis the first place they stopped was “Yankee Repair” the bicycle shop owned by H. R. Kern.

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  18. john Says:

    Hey guys. i have learned a little bit about Haro bicycles. I’m into BMX and I was hoping for some advice on them. Also, do you carry them? Any thing you can give me will be greatly appreciated! Thanks.

  19. john Says:

    Also, is Felt any good for BMX?

  20. admin Says:

    Felt has a great line of BMX bikes also.
    Thanks

  21. admin Says:

    Haro has been around BMX forever. They do make some good bikes but we do not carry Haro. Thanks

  22. admin Says:

    A UM student did bunch of research on the Buffalo soldiers several years ago. She brought in a copy of the log book that the head of the detachment kept. It mentioned in his log book that they went to Yankee Repair when they got off the train from St Louis. I believe his log book is available for viewing at the Museum at Fort Missoula.

  23. admin Says:

    Thanks for the Kudos
    Rick

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