Your bike shop website, built by you — in one prompt

Build a practical, rider-friendly website for **[BIKE SHOP NAME]**, serving **[AREA]** with **[SALES / SERVICE / FITTING / RENTALS / CLUB RIDES AS ACTUALLY OFFERED]**. Tone: knowledgeable, welcoming and never intimidating.
Pages: Home, Bikes, Gear, Workshop, Bike Fit **[IF OFFERED]**, Rentals **[IF OFFERED]**, Rides & Events, Visit.
Home: show current specialties, shop location and hours, real workshop turnaround guidance and buttons for "Find a bike" and "Request service".
Bikes: filter live stock by riding type, brand, frame size, wheel size, material, electric or non-electric, price and location. Pull exact model, variant, size and availability from **[POS/COMMERCE SYSTEM]**. State authorized-dealer status only for current agreements.
Product pages: include real photos, manufacturer specifications, included components, assembly status, warranty source, pickup or shipping limits and a sizing range labeled as a starting point, not a completed fit.
Workshop: list actual services and what each includes. Intake asks bike type, brand/model, approximate age, issue, when it started, recent impact, e-bike system **[IF RELEVANT]**, desired timing and optional photos. Label every price and completion date as provisional until inspection and parts availability are confirmed.
Add a safety path for crash damage, braking or steering problems, cracked frames, battery damage, overheating or smoke: advise customers to stop riding or charging and follow manufacturer or emergency guidance rather than attempting a web fix.
Send service requests to **[WORKSHOP SYSTEM]**. Keep diagnosis, estimate approval, parts, technician notes, test ride, customer authorization and collection status there.
Rentals: show real fleet, fit, ID, deposit, waiver, route limits, damage, late return and weather rules only if the shop offers rentals.
Use real shop, staff, bikes and ride photos with permission. Never invent stock, reviews, race results, credentials or customer scenes.