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PARK CITY, Utah — The mountain biking season in Park City is far from over, and Jans is helping riders make the most of it with a limited-time sale and a full lineup of services to keep bikes and skills in top shape. The 2025 Santa Cruz models and 2024 Juliana bikes are now 25% off the manufacturer’s suggested retail price, available while supplies last.

At Jans’ flagship Park Avenue location, riders can take advantage of a complete bike service center, offering rentals, tune-ups, sales, a demo center, and professional custom fittings. The rental fleet features high-end mountain, comfort/cruiser, gravel, e-bikes, and fat tire bikes for winter riding. Every rental includes a helmet, pedal options, and a saddlebag repair kit, with shuttle service available for convenient trail access.

For those considering a new ride, the Jans Demo Center allows customers to try premium bikes in real mountain conditions before committing to a purchase. Demo fees can be credited toward a new bike for up to three days, and expert staff help match each rider to the perfect fit.

Jans’ expert mechanics offer a full menu of tuning and repairs, from sport and performance tunes to overhauls and custom assemblies. With more than 10,000 parts in stock, most repairs have quick turnaround times, keeping riders on the trails without delay. Additional services include drivetrain work, brakes, tires and tubes, suspension, wheel building and truing, and derailleur setup.

For those looking to explore beyond familiar routes, Jans offers guided mountain bike tours through Park City’s IMBA-certified Gold Level trail network. Tours are tailored to each rider’s skill level and interests, whether it’s a family-friendly outing or a high-paced search for the best terrain.

Riders can also sharpen their skills with a mountain bike lesson, available for all levels from beginner to advanced. Lessons include rentals and focus on building confidence and technique. Weekly no-drop group rides run throughout the summer, offering a fun, social way to get in more miles before the season winds down.