Luke and team are the best bike mechanics around. They have worked on my road and mountain bikes…read morefor years and I've always been satisfied by their remit. They describe the issues clearly and fix everything expertly. There are other bike shops that are located closer to me but I choose to drive 30 minutes to Crank Cycles because there is nobody I'd rather have work on my bikes.

Just went to the newly opened Crank Cycles located at the four corners in Hartsdale,met the owner…read moreLuke who was very friendly and knowledgeable,beautiful store that is still setting up,left my bike there for a spring tuneup and new tires and brakes,they told me it would take a few days to get parts and preform the work,I will update this review when I get it back,I hope this business survives as we have so many empty storefronts in town,Good luck Crank. Update, got my bike back in 2 days,new tires new brakes and a complete tuneup and the bike was even cleaned,rides alot better now!Thanks Luke.

Always helpful and quick. Great tips. Great customer service…read more G or two new tires and They fixed multiple flats.

Have been several times!! Always excellent service, fast, helpful and knowledgeable. We definitely…read moreneeded a bike store in this area. So happy to have them here!

I scheduled a bike fit on the recommendation of someone after a bike fit done somewhere else did…read morenot work for me. From the moment I walked in everyone was welcoming and understood why the bike fit I had done was not working for me. Julian and Paulo got to work and refit me. They understood a fit may take more than one time or even two. They worked with me until I was comfortable and riding pain free again! In addition, last year I popped in with a question about the tires that were on my bike Immediately I was provided a great set of tires that fulfilled my requirements and give me a nice ride! I highly recommend this wonderful family-owned bike haven.

Really wanted to love this place. A lot quicker than going over the bridge to Piermont or Strictly…read more I went in and dropped off a brand new Specialized Tarmac SL8 frame for the shop to build up. They were to transfer my parts from my existing bike. All the guys at the shop were super cool and friendly and mechanic and I geeked out over 1x ratios. I felt positive that my bike was in good hands for the build. The build was quickly done and I go in the following Saturday to pick up the bike and again I was warmly greeted by everyone in the shop. Everyone is gushing over the bike saying how beautiful it is. I get home and want to prep the bike for my fathers day ride and I go to takeoff the warranty sticker on the downtube and I noticed someone has painted over a sizeable chip by the bottom bracket. I know it's the shop because there is touchup paint on my brand new ceramic bottom bracket. I call up on Monday and get the mechanic and he remembers me and I ask him why there was a chip on the frame. He admits he caused the damaged and it was due to paint on the BB. I really don't remember seeing any paint on the face of the bottom bracket but I will take his word. I asked, why he didn't face the bottom bracket then and he replied he could have created a crack all along the bottom bracket in the lacquer. Ultimately I ask him why he didn't call before he did the install, or after he did the install and it went wrong, or why didn't he mention anything when I came to pickup the bike let alone file a claim with Specialized? The kicker is, the touchup was so poorly done I rubbed away the paint with my finger. The mechanic kept asking what I wanted to do? He kept offering to do another touchup. IMO my experience was a combo of bad customer service and bad technique used. I standby the fact the bottom bracket easily could have been faced if there truly was paint overspray but if the shop didn't have the tools they needed to RMA it. I also was pretty pissed because they lost some of the hardware for my Roval Alpinist seat post on my other bike where I was transferring parts and even though I told the mechanic my chain was waxed, he went and oiled it up. I had to clean my who drive chain and reset my chain again. Beyond that the mechanic there was insanely rude. I was explaining why I was so upset, he cuts me off and says, "you are talking too much, what do you want". Well for one treat my bike like you would treat yours. Simply avoid this shop. This place isn't cheap and isn't worth the headache

Strong Warning - Hudson Valley Motorcycles…read more Please, before you even consider going to Hudson Valley Motorcycles, read the negative reviews. READ THEM ALL Because this is exactly what you will get. They are not anecdotal; they are what you will experience. No communication, arrogant, etc. My own experience lined up 100% with the bad reviews, and I'm honestly relieved I never let them touch my bike. Here's what you should know: The staff is dismissive and disrespectful. When I checked in the very next day after dropping off my Ducati, the shop manager snapped back with, "You only dropped it off a day ago." That kind of attitude says it all. After 4 days, I was told they had a lot of "recalls" come in so it would be another 4 or 5 days, and there were two more bikes ahead of mine. Had I not reached out, my bike would have just sat there, and who knows how many other recalls would have come in? I guess "recalls" are the equivalent of "dog ate my homework". The reviews repeatedly point out that their work is hit or miss. In other words, you might not only get treated poorly, you MIGHT also get shoddy work done on your motorcycle. The positive reviews? I can't say for sure, who wrote them sine employees and family can also add reviews. I am not saying they did but, who knows? Be aware. Even their responses to criticism show the same arrogance. One answer to a customer complaint was, "It's Westchester, so it's expensive." Let's be clear: Hudson Valley Motorcycles is in Ossining. Ossining is not Scarsdale, it's not Bronxville, and it's certainly not some high-end part of Westchester that justifies inflated prices. This shop is only seven minutes from my house, but I would never step foot in there again. I'd rather drive an hour to a shop that respects customers and stands by their work. If you want to know how you will be treated for service, watch the Seinfeld episode of "Soup Nazi"! NO SERVICE FOR YOU! Bottom line: If you value your motorcycle, your wallet, and your dignity, stay far away from Hudson Valley Motorcycles.

Bought a used bike from HVM. They were willing to negotiate on price. Very friendly and…read moreknowledgeable staff. They were good with fallow up questions after purchase of bike. They have a great selection of new and used bikes. Thank you for a great ride!!!!

Mike is a gem. Friendly and knowledgeable. Helped me out with my daughter's bike issues fast and…read moreefficient. Great bike shop. Thanks again.

When I stopped in for some air, since this shop is a mile from my house, the owner looked at my…read moreSpecialized bike and told me he will put me "on a more comfortable bike" suggesting that I bought a bike that I do not understand or is out of my ability. Rude? Yes. When I shopped for bikes for my kids, I bypassed the place and bought mine in Ft Lee! After 20+ years of patronage, I am never to step in there again because the owner condescends on his customers! Not everyone who rides a road bike rides 10,000 miles, but a local shop owner should not make them feel inferior when they have supported them for so many years.

Buy at your own risk from this place. They will point the…read morefinger at the customer when there is an issue rather than the product. At no point should bolts randomly fling off your bike while you going down the Brooklyn bridge going 24mph. I'm a high school student and I had to pay for my bike with my own money. I've been working since 10th grade to help my mom because she is a single parent so for me the loss of about 5k including repairs leave me without transportation as I can not afford to repair it at this point. I've spent 3.7k on a bike, this isn't including the repairs i had to pay over the span of a year which amount to at least 1.4k+ after random bolts detaching and motor failing, and as soon as the warranty expired my bike had a random electrical issue where the bike wouldn't accelerate. From the owner Pete: OK, where are you going? (Direct email sent from owner) 1- Last Mile NYC replaces all of the electronics on your bike. The cost of the parts and labor is $2910.54 2- Send your bike back to Super73. They will do their own diagnosis, and determine the issues and fix the problems. Unfortunately your bike is not under warranty, the cost of packing up and freighting your bike to and from Super73 will be around $1200. Plus their diagnostic fee, parts and labor. BUY AT YOUR OWN RISK.

Had to bring my bike in for a warranty issue. Everyone in the store was great!! They performed the…read moreservices in a timely fashion. I highly recommend this business.

I am a newbie to motorcycles. Came to the shop to get a feel for the place, because...I'm a newbie…read more I need a place to get service done, to order stuff, have things installed, and winter storage. I won't be going anyplace else. Friendly, reasonable, good hours, a wealth of knowledge with a willingness to share (without talking down to the, you know...newbie), close to my home...I'm sold!

If I could give 0 stars I would. When dropping off my CBR600RR, I provided a replacement radiator…read moreand the only thing I asked was to get it running smoothly. It took them THREE WEEKS to complete rather simple maintenance on my bike and even still it wasn't completed. Cory had a TERRIBLE attitude and was a complete A hole through the entire process. They refused to give me a quote and charged me 1700$ for basic maintenance. The bike doesn't even run anymore and I have to take it to another shop. I have NEVER written a review for any establishment before until I came to this sorry excuse for a buisness. do NOT come here. You will lose THOUSANDS of dollars and time while dealing with people who have no idea what they are doing. When asked about my bike failing to turn over, he suggested I get new grips. There are not enough words to describe how terrible this shop is and I advise with the utmost urgency to avoid the place at all costs. In the time it takes for your bike to get back you could have fixed it yourself and could easily surpass the very limited knowledge this joke Cory has. DO NOT COME TO THIS PLACE!!!!

Great Service Have used them twice and there will be more…read morein the future!! Highly recommend

I was in the midst of moving from Westchester to NYC and called Velofix to service my bike so it…read morewould be ready to go once I got to the city. Dan came over, serviced the bike and said it was good to go. Well, my first ride along the West Side Highway, I got yelled at (this is NYC after all) for my squeaky brakes!! I texted Dan who was nice enough to return and "fix" the brakes. I was rushing out to a dinner so I told him to just leave the bike in the bike room of my apartment building. Next time I went for a ride, squeaky brakes again! UGH. Now I have to take it in to a repair shop and pay another $100 to get my bike ready for the summer.

On time, contact, well priced and expert service. I would highly recommend this vendor!read more

Bought my first bike. Needed a first tune-up from a pro and it couldn't have gone any better…read more Booking online was easy. Got a phone call to confirm and they showed up on time! Always a good sign. Jonathan was happy to answer any question I had while he worked on the bike. Took a bit longer than I'd expected, but what do I know. I'm very happy with the results. My bike is looking good and running great. And best of all, their prices are great. Can't really go wrong with these guys if you can't bring your bike to an LBS.

This park needs "mountain biking" in the name as it's nowhere near dog-friendly or even…read morehiker-friendly, full of mountain bikers going so fast on every trail. Must be amazing for the bikers but it's definitely unsafe and no fun for hikers and dogs. It's not even a nice trail, with the sound of the Saw Mill zipping in the background. Do not recommend.

Great park for mountain biking and hiking just an hour from grand central on metro north. Take the…read moretrain to Pleasantville and then ride / walk to the park. There is sidewalk for the entire route. Extensive trail network and well maintained single track, trailforks is really useful for navigating the park.