Road bike service for Lake Forest riders

Lake Forest riders live at the bottom of some of Orange County's best climbing. Cook's Corner, where Santiago Canyon, El Toro and Live Oak Canyon roads meet, is just up the hill, and the Modjeska Grade starts from there. The Aliso Creek Trail begins near Whiting Ranch and runs south for miles.

We're about 16 miles away in Santa Ana, so we're not your quick-fix shop. Lake Forest riders come to us for Cervélo bikes, builds, electronic shifting and full services, often combined with a trip to South Coast Metro.

Getting to the shop from Lake Forest

About 16.4 miles by road from Lake Forest City Hall (100 Civic Center Dr) (13.8 miles in a straight line). Approximate: computed from OpenStreetMap coordinates and routing data. Traffic and your exact start point change it.

From City Hall at 100 Civic Center Dr, take Bake Pkwy to the 5 and merge onto the 405 north. Stay on the 405 for about 10 miles and exit toward Fairview Rd (via South Coast Dr). Go north on Fairview, which becomes S Fairview St, and turn left on W MacArthur Blvd. The shop is about half a mile along, in Suite B.

Directions from Lake Forest in Google Maps

Rides near Lake Forest

What Lake Forest riders bring us

Climbing-heavy riding wears brakes and tires. Lake Forest riders most often book brake bleeds, tune-ups, gearing changes and Di2 or AXS work.

Questions riders ask

Veloaded Cyclery has one location, in Santa Ana. We don't have a shop in Lake Forest.