Awesome skate shop with lots of fun vintage finds! I found an original mint condition SF Derby…read morejacket that I had been looking for forever. Staff is friendly and they actually skate which is a nice step up from the mall shops.

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Sent a Boosted Board battery to him. He was communicative and fixed it and sent it back in a timely…read moremanor. I appreciate his help and would use him again.

Security guard lady was super extra. Following us around the store. Telling us she doesn't like the…read moreway we look. Insane! Terrible lady. So bizarre.

Literally the rudest experience ever! I rushed to get to the store before closing arriving right…read morebefore 9pm, there was still one customer in the store, as I was rushing to the door some white lady "I guess the manager" started yelling at me and literally slammed the door in my face! I proceed to ask her through the window, if she could just help me do a quick return (and I had a receipt), because she saw me coming and the other customer just walked out. She got extremely angry and grabbed the metal pole and pulled down the metal gate slamming yet another loud bang of a gate this time in my face. Never have I ever had a door slammed in my face my entire life! I never expected it from a long time a local sporting goods store. It's really sad if she's the manager and the experience she brings to an establishment. She could have been nice about it, even if it was 9:01pm no one deserves to be treated that way.

For one, I was skeptical when I realized that this store had opened in Vallejo and then more…read morerecently I was further surprised when my daughter's step coach steered me there to purchase a pair of dunks for a show. But, I was dismayed, slightly, by the underwhelming, bored, unwelcome that we received about an hour ago when we entered to purchase her shoes. I THINK I would get more customer service if I tried to steal something. No, interaction from staff. No, they weren't busy. They were sipping Starbucks drinks and checking their phones. I waved lil ole dreadlocks over to ask for a size but my daughter walked to him and asked for a size however he comically yelled the available sizes from the register. That was my exit to leave. Zero STARS Just close this store too!!!!!!!

This is the place to go for serious walking/running shoes…read more Mike was incredibly helpful in finding the right new walking shoes for me. He was patient throughout the entire process and took the time to make sure the shoes were truly comfortable, fit properly, and would work well for long walks--not just feel good for a minute in the store. I never felt rushed and really appreciated his knowledge and attention to detail. This is the place I trust when I'm serious about finding quality walking or running shoes that fit correctly. Thank you, Mike, for making the experience so positive!

Amazing Communication and top notch service…read more The Quality of the repair is unmatched.

I've been with them for over 3 years now, and the entire crew (Carey, Matt, Dave) continued to…read moreimpress me with what they do and how they do it! I take all of my family's bikes to them for service. Most recently I bought a used road bike, and they've basically turned it into a fantastic, fast and smooth riding machine by replacing bearings, installed tubeless tires, adjusted brakes, replaced the handlebars to my specs... all so that I can ride like a bat out of hell! Thank you guys for all that work!

These guys are great! I used to do business with a big name brand in the area but switched to First…read moreMile a couple years ago and never looked back. I take my Santa Cruz and Specialized bikes there for service. I trust their mechanics more they have better customer service, AND their prices are competitive. They are a small business adding a ton of value for the community with not just the shop but all kinds of cool events. Support them!

Went to get some training wheels adjusted. Lost cause on that, not with anything with the shop we…read morejust talked it over and realized it was just how they were and try something else. But with that, gained a new cycle shop. Service was nice, nice conversation. Bought some items that I needed anyway and wanted to show my appreciation for the advice regardless of the training wheels. Definitely try this shop out. Had some nice bikes in there too

These guys are so awesome. They really know their stuff…read more I've heard that they know how to build wheels from scratch, which is a lost art. I went in there for a very obscure part and they managed to find it with like three minutes until closing time. It was this washer that is part of my front fork assembly, one of those washers that keeps the wheel from falling out even if the skewer comes undone. Anyway, they had it, they gave it to me for free, and it just made me realize that places like this are amazing and rare and we should definitely support them. So I do! And so should you. Next time I'll buy something that cost more than $0... (I did throw some money into the tip jar)

Great customer service and really good bikes. My wife and I…read morerented Trek e-bikes for the day and it worked out visiting wineries along Dry Creek Road. Call or book ahead online

There are not enough stars for this review!…read more Every bit of this outfit is outstanding. The staff is friendly, informative and patient. The equipment is ideal for the area, with plenty off choices for more intense rides. The options for "trails" are urban for the local area, and north and south for the Wineries. We had a package deal that has a guide for the first day and on our own for the second day. Our guide, Taylor, was way cool. A local farmer/roadie/ San Fran local, with keen intel on the farming/bio-dynmic/ foodie/ family history. He clearly has a great history and relationship with the folks we stopped at and every bit was personable and flexible. He had an excellent read on the strength and weakness of the group. Overall, we did a gentle 20 miles on cushie bikes and drank a touch more wine then is good for willfully concurring the hills. We had a group of 6 and took a north loop that peaked at Quivira with the most spectacular bio-dynamic gardens. I mean bees, pigs, chickens and just the coolest raised beds I have ever seen. Seriously, I could happily retire and intern here. Our second day, was on our own on the southern route, me thinks just about 23 miles. My Aunt made it to Porter Creek (not on purpose) but I peaked at Thomas George Estate. We followed recommendations and lunched at Arista. Worthy!!! This is another heaven on Earth spot. It is not over rated. My only small complaint, on the second day (far beyond the control of the good folks at Wine County Bikes was the aggressive construction truck drivers. Mind you...there is a consistent "you're going to get hurt bad if you come off the road" with no clear bike lane. With that said the greater majority of cars, albeit fast, are very good about dealing with "tourist bike riders". Highly recommended!!!!!!