Schwinn’s Laguna Sport Road Bike features well-designed components from Schwinn, Shimano, and Pro Max. This bike features a Schwinn-made, lightweight aluminum road bike frame with a Schwinn road fork, so you’ll be prepared to tackle any urban jungle. In order to keep your tires where you want them, Schwinn has equipped the Laguna with an alloy drop bar and adjustable rise alloy stem. This bike is also equipped to rocket through its gears with the Shimano 24-speed drive train with Shimano 2200 shifters, and you can rest assured that you’ll stop on a dime with the Pro Max caliper brakes. Ready for the steepest hills, Schwinn built the Laguna with a TruVativ Iso-Flow Road crankset and aero alloy rims with quick-release alloy hubs and stainless steel spokes. A Selle San Marko saddle offers Italian styling and all-day comfort. I got this bike when I finally had gotten tired of looking for road bikes on craigslist. The price was a little more than what I wanted, but after reading a couple of favorable reviews, I decided to get the XL (I’m a little over 6′).

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Company owners and Scottsdale residents Brendan Holve, 29, and Riley Robinson, 26, built the bike in six months and launched the company in November. "My partner and I saw an article about the bike in Amsterdam a year ago and thought it would be a great concept out here, especially in Scottsdale with the nightlife scene," Holve said. What: Tour de Tavern is a pedal-powered bar crawling machine where up to 16 people can ride around Old Town Scottsdale, stopping at bars, shops and galleries along the way. Pricing: $145 an hour Monday-Wednesday, $160 an hour Thursday-Sunday, $195 an hour on holidays, $225 an hour for ASU and Cardinals tailgating. "It's an experience for people to work together to power themselves from bar to bar. The 21-and-older ride allows up to 16 participants to travel from bar to bar in an interactive way.

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