Excellent ! Old time low overhead cycle shop .My father lived in this neighborhood and patronized many buisnesses which are now gone.M.y father bought my first bicycle here in 1959 (26"" New Hudson ) and I bought a GT Off road in 1993 .Excellent service.When this place is gone no one will replace it . ...read more

The story- I'm a young guy and asked to see an inexpensive bicycle that would get me there. I told him no frills- just didn't want it to fall apart on me. I said I had no interest in brand, color, and just wanted a piece of metal with wheels that would take me from A to B.\t\n\t\nI get priced $200 for their least expensive option.\t\n\t\nYeah, found bikes for a third the price at other places in the city.\t\n\t\nThe sad thing is they have some joke sign out front about ripping people off and passing the savings to you- which you actually can't put up if you do go about ripping people off.\t\n\t\nStay away- that mustache on Mr. Moneybags bike dealer grows on the tears of underemployed youth staring at their dwindling savings. If they wanted to rip me off so badly on just a used bike- I don't even want to know what they charge people for repairs. ...read more

I went in to get a flat fixed, because I'm a mechanical moron. I offered Curtis ten dollars if he'd go slow, and teach me how to do it for myself. He refused the extra money, but was a terrific teacher. He and one of his employees gave me lots of tips for bicycle maintenance. They were wonderful. I bought a patch kit for $3.50, in addition to all that they showed me. \t\n\t\nOn my way home that night, I got a nail stuck in my tire. Thanks to Curtis, I was able to patch the tire myself, saving me another couple days of frustration. I will never go anywhere else. ...read more