Gannett Peak Sports
Bike shop, bike rentals and ski service · Main Street, Lander, WY
Gannett Peak Sports is a service-centric bike, ski and specialty sport shop at 371 Main Street in Lander, Wyoming. It sits on the TransAmerica bike route and gives immediate, on-the-spot service to TransAm and Tour Divide riders. The shop sells Specialized, Yeti, Otso, Giant and Surly bikes, rents bikes and nordic skis, and is open seven days a week.
A shop for riders passing through and locals
Gannett Peak Sports focuses on biking, nordic skiing, backcountry alpine skiing, swimming, skateboarding, snowshoeing and disc golf. Because it is on the TransAmerica route, it provides immediate service for TransAm and Tour Divide / Great Divide riders to keep them moving, and will also squeeze in emergency fixes before a race if you call ahead.
The shop's About page says it has been named one of America's Best Bike Shops for 11 years running and received the National Bike Dealers Association's Bicycle Retailer Excellence Award from 2014 to 2025.
Bikes, service and fitting
The catalog includes Specialized mountain, gravel and Turbo e-bikes, Yeti, Otso, Giant, Surly, Momentum and Yuba cargo e-bikes, plus Woom and Strider bikes for kids. Service covers repairs, tune-ups, assemblies and fitting at $70 per hour with free estimates; the shop says an average basic tune-up costs about $30 to $50 in labor and a standard fit $40 to $70.
Most tune-ups take one to three days, and flats can often be fixed on the spot. With an appointment, drop off before noon for same-day service. Basic maintenance on new bikes bought at the shop is free. In winter the shop also does hot wax, edge sharpening, base repair and binding mounts for skis and snowboards.
Rentals and local riding
Rentals include mountain, gravel and road, fat and e-bikes, with a helmet, lock and local trail advice included. Examples: a Specialized Stumpjumper 15 Alloy at $60 for 24 hours or $50 per day multi-day, and a Yeti SB140 LR or Specialized Turbo Levo 4 e-bike at $100 for 24 hours or $90 per day. Garmin computers are also for rent, along with nordic skis and snowshoes in season.
The shop's Ride with GPS routes cover local trail systems such as Johnny Behind the Rocks about 15 miles south of town, The Bus, and Sinks Canyon, where the Lander Cycling Club grooms trails for winter fat biking.
Compare other bike shops in Lander or plan a ride with the Fremont County eBike guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
+Does Gannett Peak Sports help touring cyclists?
Yes. It is on the TransAmerica route and provides immediate service for TransAm and Tour Divide riders.
+How much does bike service cost at Gannett Peak Sports?
Labor is $70 per hour with free estimates. The shop says a basic tune-up averages about $30 to $50 in labor.
+Can I rent a bike in Lander?
Yes. Rentals include mountain, gravel, fat and e-bikes, from $50 per day multi-day for a Stumpjumper to $90 to $100 for a Yeti or Turbo Levo.
+What brands does Gannett Peak Sports sell?
Its catalog includes Specialized, Yeti, Otso, Giant, Surly, Momentum, Yuba and Woom.
+What are Gannett Peak Sports' hours?
Monday to Friday from 10 AM to 6 PM, Saturday from 9 AM to 5 PM and Sunday from 10 AM to 2 PM.
Hours
| Monday | 10 AM – 6 PM |
| Tuesday | 10 AM – 6 PM |
| Wednesday | 10 AM – 6 PM |
| Thursday | 10 AM – 6 PM |
| Friday | 10 AM – 6 PM |
| Saturday | 9 AM – 5 PM |
| Sunday | 10 AM – 2 PM |
Hours from the shop's website, checked September 2026.