Cycling specialist opens in TriBeCa.

Cadence Cycling and Multisport Centers, purveyors of top-of-the-line customized cycling equipment, has signed a lease for an 11,000 s/f space in the heart of TriBeCa.

Cadence, the nation's only comprehensive center for personalized cycling and multisport equipment and training programs for athletes, has signed a lease for an 11,000 s/f space at 174 Hudson Street.

Lee Oelkers, Peter Fayolle and George Donahue of GMAC International Property Group (GMACIPG) represented Cadence in the lease negotiations. The building owner, Hudson Alley, Inc., was represented in house.

New York City's triathlon and cycling communities, already huge, are growing daily.

Cadence's newest site will be ideally located close to the West Side Highway bike path. When the new location opens in spring 2007, Cadence will offer onsite physiological testing, biomechanical services, health and weight loss consultations and indoor training.

The second floor of the two story center will house Cadence's testing and training facilities.

The coaching staff will be lead by Olympic silver medalist Brian Walton.

Cadence will also have a retail store. To accomodate their New York patrons, Cadence will also offer delivery services and valet bike service which will allow clients to store bicycles at the facility and pick them up when they want them.

TPG Architects will handle the interior design and architecture of the new location, which will take full advantage of the meticulously restored turn-of-the century building's large windows and brick walls.