Welcome Glide Riders
Glide Riders of America could one day become a thing... Well, that's what we're hoping anyway!
As our owners list grows, so does interest for organized rides and events. Thus, we do out best to support those who want to join in the fun for special ride events like Bike Party and our Annual Christmas Ride! Although we have more owners on the West Coast -- we are working our way to the East Coast! Stay tuned... Interested in starting a rider's group in your area? Please email us here: riders@glidecycles.com
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Wear & Care Advice
Generally Glide products require very little maintenance, but certainly there are basic wear and tear things to monitor.
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Coaching / Customization
Interested in modifying your new Glide? We love helping our customers see their dreams come true and are very happy to help.
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Service & Repair
Depending how big your adventures are we understand that things happen! You need help fixing components - we're here to help.
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Rental Department
Although we don't officially have a rental department yet, we are thinking about it and working with Rental Operators in key markets.
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Our Events
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Glide Components Reviewed
This article is geared at giving readers an overview of what primary components are included on your Glide and where they are located. {+}
Great Cargo Options
When we designed the first Glide it wasn’t long before we knew that we needed options for handling gear or at least some personal effects… So we started with a concept for attaching bags and baskets to our rear fender system.... {+}
Glide Lithium Batteries
At Glide we feature a number of different battery power options that share a common plastic hard case that integrates into our rear fender system in a pull-out configuration. All of our lithium batteries are 48Volts except that... {+}