US Bike Company

Name: James Stanley

Position: Assistant Manager, Webmaster, and Photographer

Preferred Type of Cycling: Cross Country Mountain Biking

Bike(s): Saving up for a new Orbea 29er hard tail.

Bio: I started mountain biking in the mid '90s with my father back in San Diego and I started to
       work in my first bike shop when I was only 15. I originally started out as a new bike builder
       but have since worked as a mechanic, general manager, fitting specialist, and webmaster
       for some of the largest bike shops in Southern California. I got out of the cycling industry
       when I joined U.S. Navy where I was a Mass Communication Specialist (Photojournalist)
       for eight years and am now out and a full time student at the Brooks Institute. I love
       cycling still to this day and I can't wait to see Ventura County's trails!

Camarillo Bike Co.
2263 Pickwick Drive
Camarillo, CA 93010
(805) 388-3007

Name: AJ Cuthbertson

Position: Service Tech

Preferred Type of Cycling: Road and Single-geared

Bike(s): 1973 Giovani single geared, 1973 Colnago Super road, Scorpio full rigid MTN

Bio: I started rides bikes as a kid, mainly bmx with my friends. We dug out dirt jumps all ovee
Camarillo wherever we could find a place to do so. I remembered my favorite part of riding
was actually the mechanical side, dismantling bikes and rebuilding, or making complete bikes
out of junk parts. As of the past 5 years that has again become my obsession, except this
time I’ve expanded my horizons. I love to find junk bikes that have been left for dead and
rebuilding from the ground up, giving them a new life. Recently I have refocused my efforts
towards vintage European bikes. I’m constantly amazed by the craftsmanship and detail that
went into classic frames and I love to see that reflected in modern bikes today. I love to do
city rides, night rides, long road adventures, and social rides with friends and bike lovers alike.

Name: Mario Rivera
Position: Service Manager

Preferred Type of Cycling: Mountain Biking

Bike(s): Specialized StumpJumper Elite, Specialized Cross Trail, Iron Horse Mountain Bike,
and a “Ghetto Cruizer”

Bio: I started mountain biking in 2003 after a car accident that left me with back and other
various injuries. I found that cycling helped me recover faster than just physical therapy
alone. Cycling has since become a passion for me that has benefited my physical and mental
fitness. I have since worked in the cycling industry for about six years all over Ventura
County. I joined the Camarillo Bike Company/US Bike Company team in April of 2011 and I
am looking forward to the great success of the company.

Name: John Fletcher (Fletch)

Position: General Manager

Preferred Type of Cycling: Cross Country Mountain Biking

Bike(s): Giant Trance X1, Trek 2300 road bike, Cannondale Profit, Old Schwinn High Serria

Bio: I started mountain biking some gnarly hills back in the early ‘80s (when James was born)
on my ridged framed Schwinn High Sierra. The Sycamore Canyon trail has pretty much
stayed the same over the last 20+ but feels quite a bit smoother and easier with the new
suspension technology. In 2006 I had a paragliding accident that almost cost me my life. After
months of physical therapy, I was encouraged by a friend to get back in the saddle. It was
tough and painful, but I haven’t stopped since. I school the youngsters all the time out at
Sycamore Canyon and I invite you to come with us on a group ride. Check out the Blog for
more information.
“To ride is to live, to live is to ride”
- FLETCH

MISSION STATEMENT:

To provide a go to place for people passionate about living a healthy lifestyle where cycling plays a part in experiencing a better life. We are
committed to providing a friendly and fun shopping experience for the health minded individuals. We work to delight our customers by providing high
quality products, information, and services to achieve a remarkable customer experience. Delivering a promise to always insure our Customers are
delighted with our people, our products and our brand experience.
In a word: Goodness.