Bike service for Chino Hills riders

California State Parks describes Chino Hills State Park as more than 14,000 acres with an extensive multi-use trail system (parks.ca.gov notes 90+ miles of trails in park materials). Telegraph Canyon and other routes are popular with mountain and gravel riders; trails may close after rain or during Red Flag conditions—check park alerts.

Carbon Canyon Road (SR-142) remains a paved climb corridor linking toward Brea. We are a Santa Ana shop, not a Chino Hills counter.

Getting to the shop from Chino Hills

About 32.1 miles by road from Chino Hills City Hall (14000 City Center Dr) (23.0 miles in a straight line). Approximate: computed from OpenStreetMap coordinates and routing data. Traffic and your exact start point change it.

From Chino Hills City Hall, the general direction toward Veloaded Cyclery is southwest. About 32.1 miles by road (23.0 miles straight line), approximate from OpenStreetMap coordinates and OSRM routing—not a drive-time promise.

Major roads on a typical mapped drive (OpenStreetMap / OSRM step list, roads only—no times): Peyton Drive → South Garey Avenue → Pomona Freeway → Orange Freeway → Garden Grove Freeway. Your turn-by-turn app may differ.

Mapped routing often uses the Pomona Freeway (SR-60) and Orange Freeway (SR-57) toward central Orange County, then Harbor / MacArthur to Suite B.

Directions from Chino Hills in Google Maps

Rides near Chino Hills

What Chino Hills riders bring us

Chino Hills riders usually visit for specialist work rather than a claim of being the nearest shop: tune-ups, brake bleeds, Di2 / AXS, wheels, builds, and Cervélo quotes. Book service or call (714) 760-4908.

San Bernardino County hub · Inland Empire hub.

Dirt days, road service

State park rides load hubs and rotors with grit. If rotors wobble or pads squeal after Telegraph Canyon weekends, book wheel and brake time before the next dry-dirt day.

Bleed · Wheels · Book.

Questions riders ask

Veloaded Cyclery has one location, in Santa Ana. We don't have a shop in Chino Hills.