Got a 3 speed hub for my adult trike. Great job and quickly completed. Nice people. Easy parking.read more

Great service from my initial phone call to pick up. Friendly and quality work! Didn't make me…read morefeel stupid for being unable to out a tricycle I ordered online together correctly.

Danny is a great guy and very honest. I walked in expecting 1200 in repairs on the six speed trans…read moreon my road king. Danny repaired a failed bearing upgraded my tensioner, replaced. A worn rear tire and some front wheel bearings and still brought me in several hundred under budget. I am impressed and grateful for the high quality work and fair treatment I received. I wouldn't take my baby to anyone else!

placed a trike and motorcycle on consignment with danny... he sold them without my consent... had…read moreto get the court involved...

Santa Fe is a small, hometown-style, bike shop in High Springs. It's a much-needed business in this…read moretown because you get a lot of tourists coming in the spring and summer for the nearby springs and state parks and having a bike outfitter is quite useful to them plus High Springs is quickly becoming a leading BMX racing destination in our region now that they have a BMX track. So a good bike store in town makes sense. The guys who run this place are very friendly and serious about their business, too. The store's inventory could be better but overall, if you need a part they'll have it or can get it. Last time I was in here, they owner and I were talking about online BMX stores like Dan's Comp, a massive affair up in Indiana somewhere. It's hard for Santa Fe to compete with these outfits, as an out of state Internet/mail-order store can get away with not charging sales tax and certainly carry a larger inventory. However, if you buy a bike by mail, you're still going to need a mechanic to put it together (it will come in little bits and pieces awaiting some work, trust me). So if you or your friends aren't ace mechanics, you're screwed. Buying a bike special-order from a shop like Santa Fe where they'll help make sure they get it set up right for you is worth the extra cash. These guys support the local BMX community of up and coming kids, so give them some business. When shops like this are gone from BMX, our sport will be hurtin'.

Had the best service at Santa Fe bicycle outfitters. Took my bike right away fixed 2 pulled out…read morespoke nipples, trued the rim and break rotor all while having a nice conversation about bikes and things. Picked up a nice new helmet and I'am ready to ride. Highly recommended this shop.

I brought my new bike in for front hub issues and I have never experienced better service and…read moreprofessionalism. The repair price was really better than fair. I will definitely make this my bike home

Rip off! I've been there a couple of times and picked up a pump, a bike tool, amid other things…read more The good thing about this store is that serviced my bike in under 4 days and there was no wait. The bad? I asked if they sold dropper posts. The staff said, "I could order you one but it's $300". I asked what brand it was and he said, "Transx". Bloody rude and a total rip off. I'd take a RS reverb for $300. Lol. Or a Fox transfer. But really? Quoting me $300 even before asking what size, routing, travel, etc I needed? Bottom line: go only if you are in a desperate need to pick something off the shelf and don't even bother talking to the staff.

I needed valve caps for the wheels of my electric bike, as one was broken and the other was…read moremissing. There was one person finishing up a transaction, and before it was even over, one of the two workers asked how he could help me. I also needed a water bottle cage with my valve caps. As I stepped to pay, he informed me that they were FREE!! I know it just a little piece of plastic, but it always feels good to get free stuff! I have always been treated well here, and I am glad it is right on the 6th St bike path, because it is on my way.

Went to Goodbike for a part + attachment for my pretty old bike. That went well, quick and easy…read more Then they filled up my tires, without asking me first if I'd like the service, and charged me for it. If they had asked, I would've told them I had a pump at home, and am perfectly capable of using it. Obviously it was a relatively minor infarction ($10-$15), but I'm a 21 yo woman, already fairly apprehensive of going to a repair shop on my own. I was let down. Not sure what bike repair etiquette is, but performing a service without asking the customer and then charging them for it seems pretty inappropriate to me, no matter the SOP. My bike is fixed though, so that's nice.

Trek Bicycle Gainesville is what I believe a modern & successful business should be:…read moreTechnologically Advanced and Customer Focused. The manager was able to help other customers while educating me on the advancement of bicycle technology without any of us feeling under-served,

They ordered my new tires for my tricycle and put the tires on for me…read more They were helpful and friendly as they did their work.

It makes me sad to write this, as at one point I would have sworn by rebike; however, the…read moreproprietor of the business ghosted me upon my attempting to collect a $1000 debt owed to me, five months past agreed upon payment date, per signed promissory agreement. When I was able to receive a reply the reply I received: "Bitch I don't owe u a motherfucking thing...keep playing."

I wouldn't recommend any other place. Eric has a passion for bikes and he wants to make sure…read moreeveryone's riding, regardless of the bike you ride and where you got it. I bought mine off the internet and didn't realize what I was buying. Needless to say, it's needed much work. Every time, Eric explains in detail so I know what to look out for in the future. It's like finding the perfect pediatrician for your baby! Your bike will be in good hands. Once I'm done experimenting with my clunker, I look forward to shopping for an upgrade here.

Didn't actually get anything done on my bike, but brought it in looking for a solution to a pedal…read moreproblem. They identified the part I needed but didn't have it themselves, so they wrote it down for me and recommended some other bike shops nearby that they thought may have had it in stock. Quick, professional, and above and beyond. Thank you!!

It's time to update my review because the shop has changed hands and even though I'd given it a…read morefive-star review, that was over a decade ago. I am happy to say however they still easily get five-star status from me. Though a smallish shop, the people are absolutely aces. First off, Dawson is awesome. He's the young mechanic and has worked on my bike twice and done a stunningly good job--and fast!--both times. Indeed, everyone here is awesome: when I damaged my Stumpjumper on a jump, they offered me several options for its repair, one being upgrading a part but they never tried to press me on that (it's what I chose anyways) and they were very matter-of-fact about every way it could be remedied. I never, ever, have felt like they're trying to upsale me anything here which is a big deal with bike shops. I have two good but not top-of-the-range mountain bikes: many stores may look at that type of person as a customer they'd try to get to trade or buy a new, even higher-end, bike because they see he's serious but doesn't have the very best. Not here. They are just decent, forthright, and honest in trying to get me what I want and get it done quickly as possible. If I do decide to upgrade to something like an S-Works bike, this would be where I'd come because they'd done right by me thus far and their skills in fixing things are also superb.