By Shawn86 June 13, 2013
Not sure where this sweat shop talk is coming from, but I just bought a new Sportif 1.5C Fuji bike from these guys at their new location on N. West st. Everyone there including the boss was super friendly, and knew their stuff. Free fitting and they gave out great tips for a new rider. Prices were reasonable and they didn't push merchandise on you like some crappy salesman do. The gist excellent customer service, extremely knowledgeable, good prices, and just a overall good experience. ...read more
By jackvilliard July 17, 2012
The owner straight up told a employee that he doesn't get a break and that he was not worth his time. The person he told was 16. Sounds like something fishy is going on there. Sounds like a sweatshop to me. Kent is very disrespectful towards people just getting into biking. He shows off his own personal bikes that aren't for sale and goes off on some ego trip. I went in to buy some pedals and he treated me like I was worthless. The younger worker that seems overworked is a great guy so if you need to go in there, I would only talk to Nate, I would never deal with Kent directly. He's only out to get your money and he makes that blatantly obvious. ...read more
By john bennett March 19, 2011
Poor customer service. Surly and disrespectful employees. Better off going elsewhere. Would not recommend this bike shop. ...read more
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