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About Power Meter City

Power Meter City is a specialty cycling retailer offering a carefully curated selection of mid- to high-end components and accessories — including many international brands not found at most retailers. We're one of the top destinations for power meters in particular, with the largest dedicated selection you'll find anywhere.

Since 2016, we've grown from a dedicated power meter shop into a broad cycling retailer serving cyclists worldwide, but our obsession with selection, knowledge and taking care of our customers has never changed.

We're a small, passionate team of cyclists — and whether you're a seasoned rider or just getting started, our goal is simple: outstanding service and support every step of the way!

Shop us online or visit our showroom in Aliso Viejo, CA.

Trusted By Over 50,000 Riders!

• The largest selection of power meters and cycling components
• Lightning-fast shipping — orders often processed within hours
• Exclusive brands and products not typically found elsewhere
• Customer service that sets the benchmark (just check our reviews!)
• True product expertise from a team that actually rides
• Detailed, helpful product pages so you can buy with confidence

Meet Our Team

Favorite memory riding bikes?
My first bike race. MTB Cat 3 in Fontana, CA. I had no idea what I was getting into or what to expect. The mix of excitement, pain and maximum effort was incredibly rewarding. Oh and since you asked, yea that was a 3rd place that day. I’ll take it!

Music or no music when riding?
No music. I like to use my time on the bike to unplug and be with my thoughts and surroundings.

Most underrated ride snack?
I’m not too picky about ride food but I’d say Chocolate Chip CLIF Bars…yum!

Go-to hobby outside of cycling?
Taking the dogs for a hike.

Josh's Bio & Bike

Favorite memory riding bikes?
As a former shop owner, I’ve sold a lot of bikes. But getting a particular special needs kid on and riding their first bike was easily my high water mark. The whole shop, customers, staff, myself all seemed to coincidentally get something in our eye.

Music or no music when riding?
Never. It gets in the way of the immediacy of the sights, sounds, smells.

Most underrated ride snack?
Very smushed, sometimes damp, always delicious pocket sandwich.

Go-to hobby outside of cycling?
Reading.

Dave's Bio & Bike

Favorite memory riding bikes?
My first long ride on a road bike. It was unplanned, but with a group that kept the pedaling fun. I don’t think I’ve been so exhausted with a smile across my face before. It was a great ride with an even better group of people.

Music or no music when riding?
Music or a podcast is a must.

Most underrated snack?
A warm coke that will definitely ruin your bike bottle.

Go-to hobby outside of cycling?
Puzzles. Hard to beat a good puzzle.

Aidan's Bio & Bike

Favorite memory riding bikes?
Riding the carriage trails in Acadia National Park with my wife. Amazing gravel roads, beautiful bridges, fall foliage…what more could you ask for? Should be included on everyone’s cycling bucket list.

Music or no music when riding?
Music – until you get far enough away into nature to enjoy the birds.

Most underrated snack?
Trail Mix! It’s got everything you need…plus chocolate.

Go-to hobby outside of cycling?
Reading and cooking.

Spenser's Bio & Bike

Favorite memory riding bikes?
Bikepacking the Old Ghost Road in New Zealand. Two whole days of beautifully crafted singletrack that climbs into the alpine before descending to sea level. The weather was terrible, but the class-5 tech sections were incredibly fun to ride. I’m particularly proud of riding every inch, wet roots, exposure and all!

Music or no music when riding?
No music when riding, I like to be fully immersed in the trail I’m on!

Most underrated snack?
Chocolate-covered espresso beans! Nothing like a little kick of caffeine to get you really cranking!

Go-to hobby outside of cycling?
In the winter when the trails become muddy and frozen, I switch to Backcountry Ski Touring. There are many parallels with mountain biking, and the stoke stays high all winter. An occasional winter trip to the desert for some bike riding fixes the withdrawal symptoms. I also enjoy rock climbing, resort skiing, backpacking, trail running and surfing.

Eugene's Bio & Bike

Favorite memory riding bikes?
Riding on my first mountain bike down a fire road in Aliso and Wood Canyons wilderness park.

Music or no music when riding?
No music, I like to keep an ear out for hikers and other riders while mountain biking.

Most underrated snack?
Fresh fruit is always good.

Go-to hobby outside of cycling?
I would have to say right now it’s digital 3D sculpting/modeling, but I also enjoy creating with traditional mediums as well.

Favorite memory riding bikes?
When my first time riding a bike. It was an amazing experience, the memory of a sunny summer day remains etched in my mind, filled with the joy of newfound freedom and the thrill of mastering a new skill.

Music or no music when riding?
No music. Though I really love music, when I’m riding I want to enjoy, hear, and be with nature. The sound of flowing water in the river and birds chirping is music to my ears.

Most underrated snack?
I think dried mangoes. Ugh, it’s so good I can eat it all day!

Go-to hobby outside of cycling?
Going to places and taking good pictures.

Favorite memory riding bikes?
Early morning rides back in our province. Since I live by the seaside, the whole road has a beautiful ocean view – it’s peaceful and refreshing at the same time.

Music or no music when riding?
Sometimes I listen to hertz frequencies. They help me stay calm and focused while riding.

Most underrated snack?
Fried banana. It tastes like home to me!

Go-to hobby outside of cycling?
Reading! It’s my way to reset and escape into another world!

Location and Contact

Location

Power Meter City
27111 Aliso Creek Road, Suite 165
Aliso Viejo, CA 92656

Hours

Monday to Friday: 8am - 5pm PST

Contact

Phone: (949) 535-3742
Email: Contact Us

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