Bicycle Butler, Spokane, WA • The Butler Did It

No Planned Wednesday Night Rides

Look Frame Seatpost Mast Cut!

Sorry about the poor video quality, but it was the best that my cell phone could do. Tim can be seen cutting away on the seatpost mast using a Park Tool cutting guide, and a fresh blade on the hack saw. To say the least he was a little nervous, but he measured seven times to make sure he would only have to cut once.

During the Spring, and the Summer there are Wednesday Night Rides hosted by the shop. All riders of all abilities are welcome! Nobody is dropped, or left behind. More advance riders will usually deviate and take more advance trails, but in the end we always meet back up. Afterwards there is usually food, and drinks. Have any questions? Please feel free to email, or call us.

Phone 509-328-7475

Lots of new and exciting things are happening here at the Butler. As you can see the website has just received a major face lift! Pretty soon we hope to have a digital library of our used bicycles up and running. Wednesday Night Ride information, and pictures will be posted here as well!

The Crew


Tim - Mayor of Five Mile	Danny - Big D	Eric - E-bone	Kevin - Super Kev
Tim Arnold has been in the bicycle industry for over 30 years!!! He Started racing pro BMX back in the 80's, and then worked for a handful of companies like Mongoose, and Yeti bikes. With his wife Kathy in 1993 Tim opened up his own shop Bicycle Butler. Tim loves a good Italian road bike, and his dirt machine is a beautiful Giant Trance X0!	Danny, Big D, K-Dub, or whatever you want to call him, started here in 2006. Loves everything about bikes! Favorite brand is Kona! Biggest satisfaction for him is getting others into the cycling world! Danny is easily persuaded by a half rack of coors light, and most tune-ups can be expedited by the sight of the blue rocky mountains!!	Eric aka E-Bone started here as young lil' lad. We have watched him grow up to be a very bright man! From big drops, to downhill racing this guy rips it up on a mountain bike! The Butler lost Eric to college in 2009, but we are excited to have this guy back on the Butler Team!	Kevin began his career at the Bicycle Butler in the spring of 2009. An avid cyclist, he quickly made himself at home in the shop, and loves the daily challenges of unusual repairs.

Excitement over the Coppi frame

Eric can be seen in the back ground giving the thumbs up. This Coppi is going to be built up with a Campagnolo groupset, and will be another notch on Tim's belt of custom Italian builds. The frame is aluminum with carbon stays, and feels like it weighs nothing at all.

Look Frame Coming Together!

Tim has started to put the bike together, but we are still waiting on a handful of parts to get in. Once everything is here we will try to get a picture of the complete bike up for everyone to see. To say the least this bike is a thing of beauty.