Historic hiking store that offers every amenity for the outdoors. As a former rock climber of the…read morehills of West Virginia, it is fun to see the accessories available for the serious camper, or the day tripper. How they get all the stuff crammed into this small space is marvelous, and typical prices for outdoor gear. Neat footware out on the balcony, and the tiny stream running through the basement make this a must see and enjoy store if you are visiting Harper's Ferry!

Came in off the C&O trail and simply asked "do you do minor bike repairs?" and the immediate, and…read moreserious, response was "no way in hell will we touch your bike." Wow, could not have been any ruder to a fellow biker in need of assistance.

These guys are great. I called them for an appointment, they arrived when they said they would, and…read morewent right to work. They know their stuff. I just needed a minimum tuneup. They are no-nonsense, very professional, quick, and aim to please. And the price is right. I have a Terratrike recumbent tricycle so loading up the trike is a bit cumbersome. I like it that they come to me.

Retired school teacher who takes his time and does it right. Price more than fair and will come to…read moreyou in loudoun county. I'm keeping his card when I need it again.

Vince works out of his garage and He does fantastic work on bicycles. He is very knowledgeable and…read morehis prices are fair. I had 2 Trek 3700 that needed a tune up and he got them done in 1 day and did a great job . I will definitely use again!!

Rented 2 electric bikes for a half day today for about $200 total. My husband, who is 6'3 was put…read moreon a bike that was entirely too small for him, even when he mentioned it, the employee insisted it was correct. After some more back and forth, they switched out the bike for a larger one. Second, the saddle bags on my bike were not cleaned out before my rental - there were empty air cans, a chapstick and trash in the saddle bag. Last, and most offensive - while on my ride, I had an issue where the bike chain cover kept coming loose and the pedal would get caught on it mid rotation causing me to stop suddenly. I completed the ride and when I returned the bike, I mentioned it to the owner Mr. Robert Esti. He indicated that I may have done something to the part as it did not start out like that. I explained that nothing happened and it seemed to be spontaneous. He was rude, dismissive and did not address my concerns. For such a large price tag for rentals, this was not a good value for the experience - combined with the rude demeanor of Mr Esti- I recommend not using this location or the new location in Herndon.

We love our bikes! We already have 1,000 miles on them in just one year. Rob and Cody take such…read moregood care of us.

Staff were friendly, their General store is a souvenir/hiking store, great spot in case you forgot…read moreto pack any essentials for you hike, and they have free water for hikers if you bring your own container. Great souvenirs beautiful tshirts for women, men, and children. They also have snacks and ice cream. Great selection of everything you may need. I will definitely miss this welcoming place. Everything in the store is a reasonable price. They do have high end hiking items as well as affordable items. Shoes, shirts, jackets, rain jackets, ponchos, hammocks, socks, hiking food, caps, boonie hats with nets to keep insects away,

Bottom Line: A small store but lots of inventory consisting of some refreshments, souvenirs and…read morehiking/backpacking gear. I love a general store. I wasn't really sure what to expect from this store but I was pleasantly surprised with all of the goodies inside. The store is packed but well organized. There is even a small grocery section that backpackers may appreciate. I spent most of my time looking at ice cream treats, t-shirts and sunglasses but I also checked out some other stuff like camo stove fuel, sleeping bags, dehydrated meals, bike repair tools, stickers and water bottles. Apparently the owner of this store use to have various storefronts offering outdoor gear, bikes, etc. but now I think they just have this general store. They no longer sell bikes but they have contact information for a mobile bike repair guy that is apparently awesome. This store is no more than several hundred yards from the Appalachian Trail and probably about a 1/2 mile from the C&O Canal Towpath.

Had the opportunity to take an out of town guest on The Historical bike tour of Frederick…read more... Learned so many historical facts and saw so many historical sites; it was amazing!! We also had the pleasure of meeting Mimi (Managing Partner) , who is wonderful. All focus is making their clients comfortable and appreciated. Will definitely return! Had a blast.

We were a party of nine on a beautiful September day. All of us have never ridden an electric bike…read morebefore and some of us were very nervous. The staff at Pedego were extremely helpful in getting us ready. They adjusted seats and for me that was at least three times before we finally settled on the lowest position possible. The staff provided us instruction and encouragement. You just can't rate someone on that. I'm sorry I don't remember his name, but he kept telling me that I'll be fine and you never forget how to ride a bike. He said it multiple times. You know what? He was right. We had a fantastic time and I didn't want to get off the bike when we got back. We decided to do our own tour with a provided map from Pedego. We did have to go out into the street a small amount of time. Our first stop was the historic Mt. Olivet Cemetery where you will find famous inhabitants like Francis Scott Key. The cemetery was the perfect place for us to acclimate ourselves. I kept thinking if I fall, at least I will fall on grass (or a headstone but I think I'll hit grass first). But luckily, none of us fell. The cemetery was flat with a wide road and only a couple of cars. When we felt comfortable, we made our way to Baker Park and found a covered bridge. We rode along Carroll Creek park and then headed back to Pedego after two hours. The bikes are heavy but with the pedal assist, you will not tire out as much. LOL. I loved being able to actually look at beautiful Frederick without having to do too much work. I think anyone who knows how to ride a bike will do fine on an electric bike. You might like it more than traditional pedaling! Bring your own helmets if you have one. There is a small bag attached to the bike if you have a water bottle or other small items that you want to bring along.

I didn't buy anything there while they were open, but it was a nice store with lots of clothing…read moreoptions and you could get things custom printed on them too. The employee there was nice and personable. The physical location is closed, but their website is still up and running- it's just the location is not there anymore. There is the website linked on this page.

From the owner: Located in the heart of Frostburg, we are an outdoor sports store that offers a great selection of…read moreclothing, bikes, accessories, and so much more!