Circles & Co is a renowned brand based in Nagoya, Japan that is dedicated to creating an environment that will make you want to ride your bike every day. Since 2006, they have been serving the Nagoya Downtown neighborhood and savvy cyclists everywhere with their extensive range of products and services. At Circles & Co, they offer comprehensive support for commuters and commercial cyclists.

They believe in the power of various types of bikes, from road bikes and mountain bikes to cross bikes, single-speed bikes, and even mama-chari bikes. They are also proud to offer a wide selection of top brands such as Santa Cruz, KONA, Surly, All City, and domestic or American handmade frames. In addition, Circles & Co provides custom component packages, quick expert service, hand-built wheels and frames, precision bike fitting services, frame repair and painting services, and locally handmade clothing and accessories.

They also have a specialized single-speed team and employ certified mechanics to ensure the highest level of service and expertise. Beyond their main store, Circles & Co has created a vibrant cycling community with several associated shops and initiatives. The Culture Club offers the opportunity to learn about bicycles and their value through their wide range of second-hand bikes and parts.

Pine Fields Market serves up delicious food and beverages, including sandwiches and baked goods, while SimWorks provides carefully crafted products and ideas that address the needs and desires of cyclists from a user's perspective. Additionally, Circles & Co has affiliated establishments like RAL, Early Birds Breakfast, Kyutai Paint, CWD, and Pasta Cerchi. If you are a cycling enthusiast looking for a one-stop shop for all your biking needs, Circles & Co is the place to go.

Visit their website or drop by their store in Nagoya to discover their extensive catalog of products, including their own webshop, and experience their exceptional service firsthand. Trust in Circles & Co to help you embrace your unique cycling lifestyle