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The MSU Bikes Service Center is the on-campus bike shop offering team members full repair & fit services, great member discounts on Fuji and Kestrel TT bikes, mechanical support for team events, a public 24/7 air station, a video and book library, and more. For special orders stop by Mon. - Fri. to speak with one of their knowledgeable staff who have over 50 yrs. of combined bike industry experience.

We’re passionate about sports and fitness, health and wellness. That’s why we started POWERBAR to begin with—to help athletes like you reach your goals by providing convenient nutritional products. All of our products are backed by decades of sports nutrition science and must live up to our high standards to meet the nutrition and energy needs of all athletes—from world-class champions and dedicated amateurs to beginners.

K-Swiss is a leading shoe and apparel company who endorses many elite triathletes - including Michigan State Triathlon.

Kurt Manufacturing got its start in the cycling industry when it began manufacturing the trainer frames for a competitor. The competitor went bankrupt in 1999. Stuck with a great deal of inventory and tooling and armed with the knowledge about leaking resistance units, Kurt decided to apply its precision manufacturing expertise to build bike trainers. The result was a design so innovative it was awarded a patent for its leak proof fluid resistance unit.

Aquaman put together the first wetsuit which could provide warmth, freedom of movement, low water friction, and easy take off. This was in 1986 when triathlon began to take off all over the world, the other companies started to make wetsuits for triathlon too but by that time AQUAMAN was technologically superior, and still is to this day. If you swim in an AQUAMAN wetsuit you'll be sure to have a technological advantage over your competition and you'll have the best chance to better your time.

The MSU Department of Military Science (ROTC) is one of the nation's top ROTC programs.  Our program consists of academic classes, leadership labs, field training exercises and physical fitness training. Each summer select Cadets attend the Leadership Development and Assessment Course at Fort Lewis, Washington and some cadets attend Army schools such as Airborne and Air Assault. Cadets also have the opportunity to participate in the Army's Culture and Language Program which involves overseas traveling to increase cultural awareness. Upon graduation, Cadets are commissioned into the Active Army, US Army Reserve or the National Guard as Second Lieutenants.

Fuji makes fantastic bikes. They help the Spartans tear up the bike course, and look good doing it.

Kestrel makes fantastic bikes. They help the Spartans tear up the bike course, and look good doing it.