Berkeley Omnium
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Start with a bike shop you can trust.

A local shop is a useful first stop for beginner cycling in Berkeley. You can ask questions, compare bikes and get advice about keeping a bike ready to ride.

A smiling volunteer handing up water bottles at a feed zone
Water bottles sponsored by Stay True Cycles, ready to hand to riders at the Berkeley Hills Road Race feed zone.

Stay True Cycles · Berkeley

Stay True Cycles consistently shows up to support Berkeley Omnium and the local cycling community.

Supporting riders, one bottle at a time.

Stay True Cycles sponsored the water bottles at the Berkeley Hills Road Race feed zone in 2026. Volunteers handed them to riders during the race. It’s a practical contribution that helps keep a local race running.

Thank you to Stay True Cycles for supporting our riders and the people who make race day possible.

Visit at 2116 Vine Street in North Berkeley. Contact the shop for current hours, services and availability before making a special trip.

Visit Stay True Cycles

Showing up for the cycling community.

Local race support starts before riders reach the start line. These photos capture the tents, supplies and setup behind the event.

Stay True Cycles canopy with people and support vehicles in a parking lot
Stay True Cycles showing up for local cycling.
People raising the Stay True Cycles canopy beside parked vehicles
Setting up the Stay True Cycles tent.
A Maxxis-branded canopy with a table, support vehicles and cycling supplies
A support tent and supplies at the event.

Bring your questions.

  • What bike suits my riding plans, budget and local terrain?
  • What essential equipment do I need, including a helmet, lights and flat repair supplies?
  • What should I check before riding, and when should I book maintenance?
  • Where can I learn about local routes and beginner-friendly rides?
  • How can I prepare my bike for regular riding?

Bring a bike you already own if you want to discuss repairs or adjustments. Ask for an estimate before agreeing to work, and leave room in your budget for everyday essentials.