Great Lakes Bicycle Company
Great Lakes Bicycle Company is a retail bicycle shop in Sarnia-Lambton offering a wide selection of bikes, helmets, clothing, and accessories for riders of all ages. The shop provides on-site repair and tune-up services, runs seasonal promotions on in-stock models, and carries brands such as Cannondale and Enve while sharing riding and packing tips through social posts and participating in local events.
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Last updated on Feb 2nd, 2026
Recent Activity
Short social update about a run and bikes
Great Lakes Bicycle Company shared a short social update about a quick run with Ryan McCann on July 12, noting it was better than last time and that there was no snow. The post finishes with a warm push to "Go ride one, they’re fun," and a commenter promising the same.
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Custom bicycle build (ENVE cockpit & wheels, Shimano Dura-Ace)
Great Lakes Bicycle Company announced a bespoke bicycle built with custom geometry and special paint by Sartoframes in Italy, fitted with a full ENVE cockpit and wheels and a Shimano Dura Ace group set. The post teases updates as the high end build is dialed in, offering a premium, made to measure ride for riders seeking performance and style.
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UK trip for @the_dirty_reiver
Great Lakes Bicycle Company is heading to the United Kingdom with @the_dirty_reiver for a bike adventure and will share a gear walkthrough and trip updates. Follow their channels to catch practical packing tips, equipment explanations, and behind the scenes moments from the ride.
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Announcement: Cannondale and Enve
On April 14, 2026 Great Lakes Bicycle Company announced in an enthusiastic post that it is a Cannondale dealer and that Enve products are included in its offerings. The short message emphasizes new brand availability at the shop, presented in a lively, celebratory tone.
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Casual social media post encouraging followers
On March 23, 2026 Great Lakes Bicycle Company posted a candid, encouraging message calling out lingering winter and telling followers not to lose hope. The short informal post uses emojis and friendly language, with no event, location, or contact details, making it an easy shareable moment for community engagement.
