Data about the home servers of visitors to this site is automatically provided to us when a shopper signs onto our site and is for internal review in aggregate and non-personally-identifiable form. E-mail addresses and other personally identifying data about visitors to this site are known to The StudioCycles Store only when voluntarily submitted or posted to us.

We use personally identifying data provided by visitors only in connection with their use of our Online store and will not disseminate it to parties outside of our organization. We use personally identifying information to better understand visitors' use of our sites.
In addition, we sometimes use e-mail addresses and other personally identifying information to contact visitors who communicate with us. For example, we direct e-mail to visitors who provide us with their e-mail addresses for specific purposes such as receiving our e-mail newsletters or being notified if they have won one of our contests. If you at any point no longer wish to receive communication The StudioCycles Store, please forward such requests toJeff@StudioCycles.com

What are "Cookies"?
A 'cookie' is a very tiny piece of text, occupying just a few bytes on your hard drive. Its purpose is to let us know when you visit us. 'Cookies' help us evaluate visitor's use of our site, such as what customers are viewing. This information allows us to better focus on servicing our customers.

The text, by itself, only tells us that a previous visitor has returned. It does not tell us, who you are, or your email address or anything else personal. If you want to give us that information later, that's your choice. You can control which 'cookies' you accept by setting your browser to accept all 'cookies' or to alert you every time a 'cookie' is offered. Then you can decide whether to accept one or not. The procedure for setting this up differs depending on the browser you are using. Utilize the "help" button on your browser for instructions. We want to be sure you understand that accepting a 'cookie' in no way gives us access to your computer or any personal information about you.

A Special Note for Kids
Be sure to ask your mom or dad for permission before sending any information about yourself to us (or anyone else) over the Internet.

A Special Note for Parents
While we encourage children to consult with their parents before furnishing data, parents should supervise their children's online activities and consider using parental control tools available from online services and software manufacturers that help provide a kid-friendly online environment. These tools can also prevent children from disclosing online their name, address, and other personal information without parental permission. For additional information about parental control tools, please consult the "Consumer Assistance" page of the Direct Marketing Association home page at http://www.the-dma.org.