The Trike Shop

The Trike Shop sits along North US Highway 1 at the far northern edge of Ormond Beach, a stretch of road that carries less foot traffic than the boutique corridors downtown but plenty of drive-by visibility for a specialty shop. As the name makes clear, the store focuses specifically on tricycles, a narrower niche than a general bicycle shop and one that appeals to riders looking for extra stability or comfort that a standard two wheeled bike does not offer.

Directory listings categorize the business under bicycle shops and sporting goods, and its status as a claimed Yellow Pages listing means the business itself maintains its own directory information rather than leaving it to a third party aggregator. The shop’s presence on North US Highway 1 puts it near the northern city line, in a more spread out commercial area compared to the tighter downtown blocks.

The Trike Shop keeps a seven day a week schedule, a detail that stands out among the specialty shops in this guide, most of which close at least one or two days a week. Weekday hours run 9 to 5, Saturday hours run 10 to 4, and even Sunday sees a shorter 11 to 3 window, giving customers more flexibility than most small retailers in Ormond Beach offer.

For anyone in the Ormond Beach area shopping for a tricycle rather than a traditional bicycle, whether for comfort, stability, or recreational riding, The Trike Shop on North US Highway 1 is a specialty option that fills a gap most general bike shops do not cover. Its seven day schedule makes it one of the more accessible small shops on this list to visit around a busy week.

The Trike Shop’s seven-day schedule, including a shorter Sunday window from 11 to 3, gives it more flexibility than nearly any other specialty shop in this guide, a useful detail for anyone whose schedule does not allow for weekday shopping. Its spot on North US Highway 1 near the northern edge of Ormond Beach means it draws customers from both the city itself and the unincorporated areas just north along the coast. For riders who have found that a standard two-wheeled bicycle no longer suits their balance or comfort needs, a dedicated tricycle shop like this one fills a gap that most general bike retailers in the area do not address.

Adult tricycles have grown in popularity among riders who want the exercise and outdoor time of cycling without the balance demands of a traditional two-wheeled bike, a trend that has helped sustain dedicated shops like this one even as the broader bicycle retail market has consolidated around larger stores in recent years. For Ormond Beach and the surrounding coastal communities, having a specialty shop nearby means not having to order a trike sight unseen online or drive a significant distance to find one in person.