Bianchi dealer for Inland Empire riders
Veloaded Cyclery is an authorized Bianchi dealer in Santa Ana, about 30 road miles from Corona and 45 from Rancho Cucamonga. Inland Empire riders come to us for Bianchi climbing, all-road and gravel bikes, sized and built in-house.
Quick facts: Bianchi at Veloaded
- Is there a Bianchi dealer for Inland Empire riders?
- Veloaded Cyclery in Santa Ana is a proud authorized Bianchi dealer for Riverside and San Bernardino County riders. We have no Inland Empire location. Request a Bianchi quote or call (657) 744-9442.
- How far is the shop from the Inland Empire?
- About 30 road miles from Corona, 34 from Chino, 44 from Riverside, 45 from Rancho Cucamonga and 69 from Temecula. Approximate, off-peak.
- Where is Veloaded Cyclery?
- Veloaded Cyclery is at 3420 W MacArthur Blvd Suite B, Santa Ana, CA 92704, on W MacArthur Blvd between Fairview St and Harbor Blvd, just north of the 405.
- How do I book a bike service?
- Book online at veloaded.co/book or call (657) 744-9442, and the shop will call or text to confirm your drop-off time.
Inland Empire riding is mostly about climbing and long, hot days: mountain roads above the valley, steady grades and a lot of miles. Veloaded Cyclery, an owner-run shop at 3420 W MacArthur Blvd Suite B in Santa Ana and a proud authorized Bianchi dealer, helps Riverside and San Bernardino County riders choose the Bianchi that suits that kind of riding, then sizes, builds and services it.
The Bianchi range
Bianchi's 2026 road and gravel bikes, as listed in its catalog on bianchi.com, fall into a few families, each in several build levels (RC at the top, then Pro, Comp and, on some models, Race):
- Oltre: the aero race bike.
- Specialissima: the lightweight climbing and all-round bike.
- Infinito: endurance and all-road, for long days and mixed surfaces.
- Sprint: an all-rounder road bike and a more accessible way into a carbon Bianchi.
- Aquila: time trial and triathlon.
- Zolder: cyclocross.
- Impulso and Arcadex: gravel; the Impulso is race-oriented, the Arcadex built for adventure riding and bikepacking.
Models, finishes, build kits and lead times change through the year, and we don't publish stock or prices online. Ask what can be ordered now and we'll quote you personally.
Which Bianchi for Inland Empire riding?
For the big climbs, such as Mt. Baldy Road, Highway 243 to Idyllwild, Rim of the World or Oak Glen Road, the light Specialissima is the place to start. For long days on mixed pavement, such as Temecula wine country, the Infinito's comfort pays off. If you ride dirt above the valley, look at the Impulso or Arcadex. Gearing matters as much as the frame on long climbs, so we talk it through before anything is ordered.
How buying a Bianchi works
- Call first. Request a Bianchi quote or call (657) 744-9442: how and where you ride, your current bike and size, and your budget. Most questions are settled by phone before you make the drive.
- Size it. We compare the stack and reach of the Bianchi you're considering with your current bike, because Bianchi sizes don't line up exactly with other brands. A full professional fit on the finished bike is available; see bike fitting for Inland Empire riders.
- Quote, then order. Nothing is ordered until you say yes.
- Built in-house by Edgar Rodriguez, our Founder & Master Builder, then one visit to collect. Wheel and component upgrades from brands we're authorized for (ENVE, Princeton, Scope, CeramicSpeed, Shimano) can be planned into the build; see custom builds.
Service for any Bianchi
We service Bianchis of any age, wherever you bought them: tune-ups, brake bleeds, Di2 and AXS, bottom brackets and headsets, and wheel work. Older rim-brake and steel Bianchis are welcome too. If the drive is the problem, ship it: We accept bikes, frames and wheels shipped to the shop at 3420 W MacArthur Blvd Suite B, Santa Ana, CA 92704. Call (657) 744-9442 or email veloadedcyclery@gmail.com first to arrange it and get a service ticket, and ask us about return shipping details.
Comparing Italian brands? We're also a Colnago Authorized Dealer and an authorized Pinarello dealer, so you can compare all three in one visit. The full Bianchi guide is on our Bianchi dealer, Orange County page. Bianchi is a trademark of its respective owner.
Questions riders ask
Which Bianchi is best for Inland Empire climbs?
Bianchi positions the Specialissima as its lightweight climbing bike. For long days with mixed pavement, the Infinito is the comfortable choice. We help you choose gearing as well as the frame.
What's the difference between the Bianchi Oltre and Specialissima?
The Oltre is Bianchi's aero race bike for fast, flatter roads; the Specialissima is the lighter climbing and all-round bike.
Do you publish Bianchi prices or stock?
No. Stock and lead times change, so we quote you personally. Nothing is ordered until you say yes.
Do you service Bianchis bought elsewhere?
Yes, road, gravel and older steel Bianchis, wherever you bought them.
Can I ship my Bianchi, frame or wheels to the shop?
Yes. We accept bikes, frames and wheels shipped to the shop. Call (657) 744-9442 or email veloadedcyclery@gmail.com first to arrange it and get a service ticket, then ship to 3420 W MacArthur Blvd Suite B, Santa Ana, CA 92704. Ask us about return shipping details.
City guides for Inland Empire / Riverside County and San Bernardino County riders: Corona, Riverside, Temecula, Murrieta, Eastvale, Palm Springs, Chino Hills, Ontario, Rancho Cucamonga, Redlands, Upland, Chino, Fontana, San Bernardino.
Veloaded Cyclery has one location, at 3420 W MacArthur Blvd Suite B, Santa Ana, CA 92704. Bianchi is a trademark of its respective owner.
3420 W MacArthur Blvd
Suite B, Santa Ana
Veloaded Cyclery3420 W MacArthur Blvd Suite B
Santa Ana, CA 92704
(657) 744-9442 · veloadedcyclery@gmail.com
Hablamos español / We speak Spanish
- Mon – Fri
- 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Saturday
- 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Sunday
- Closed
Hours as listed on Google. Call ahead on holidays.
