​Littleton Bike and Fitness
​30 Cottage Street, Littleton, New Hampshire
Located right on the trail at the corner of Cottage Street (Route 302) and Riverglen Lane.
Trail parking is located behind the shop.   
Service, supplies.
Call about bike rentals. Dave has bikes to rent for the xNHAT, including panniers!
www.littletonbike.com

Barker Mountain Bikes
53 Mayville Road (Route 2), Bethel, Maine
Located immediately beside the Shell gas station (and Big Apple convenience store) that is on the Bethel bike path, just south of the bridge over the Androscoggin River 
​Service, supplies.
They do not do bike rentals. 
www.barkermountainbikes.com


Franconia Basecamp
262 Main Street, Franconia, NH
A new bike shop just opened in Franconia, NH. They are about 8 miles from Lisbon and offer bike repair service, supplies and bike rentals. They would be a convenient location if you were driving up and need a repair or supplies.
Service, supplies.
Call about bike rentals.
​www.franconiabasecamp.com

Crooker Cycle Sports
This bike shop is also not on the route, but it is the only bike shop in the Gorham-Berlin area.  Chris will take good care of you. It is a 4.5 mile ride from the intersection of Route 2 and 16 near the Presidential Rail Trail on a fairly busy road with a good wide shoulder. It is at the corner of Route 16 and Unity Street, at the stoplight.
​Click for the Crooker Cycle Sport's Facebook Page.

Northeast Custom eBikes
They are located in Berlin, 823 Main Street, about 7 miles north of Gorham. They rent a variety of bikes, including hefty ones with fat tires. Click link for info:
Northeast Custom eBikes

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