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    Beverly Hills Bike Share

    4.0 (1 review)

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    Breeze Bike Share - Ride along Santa Monica beach

    Breeze Bike Share

    2.9(24 reviews)
    6.0 mi

    Love the bike share here. It's 7 hour per hour compared to $10 from bike rentals on the beach. If…read moreyou have student email, you can pay $7 per month for limited use (90 minutes per day). I really enjoy riding this bike along the beach during my stay. I like that I pay only for the time I ride.

    Breeze (Social) bikes provides a necessary service to the West Side, however has been hit with some…read morebad luck, coupled with some less than intelligent choices. The service is good. The bikes usually work and a couple of gears can be found that will work enabling the rider to travel to the desired destination. I have been a subscriber with the company for some time, and a few years ago they had a problem with the bikes losing contact with the server and were rendered useless. Granted, this occurred a few times a year, but is quite inconveniencing as the user must now walk the mile. Breeze came to Santa Monica with the train, slightly before Bird and Lime. I believe these two companies have taken quite a bit of market share. Additionally, Bird and Lime have marketed themselves as 'cool' and 'hip.' Breeze has sorrily lacked in this area. These bikes aren't the most cosmetically pleasing item on the street, being covered in lime green paint and foolish design. These bikes are not 'hip' or 'cool' by any means and being seen on them is not an asset of influence. The keypads are a pain in the morning, and the seats of the newer bikes are as comfortable as a broken cinder block. Nonetheless they usually work, are reasonably priced, and if the user has a negotiable reputation, are quite handy.

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    Bike Attack Electric

    Bike Attack Electric

    4.1(90 reviews)
    7.2 mi
    •$$$
    Locally owned & operated
    Certified professionals

    "Shut up and take my money"…read more Ericsson. Awesome all-around dude. Feel like we're family and I've only known him a few days. He got me in an aventon current and my life is changed I'll definitely go back for the next purchase!

    This place is an absolute scam and should be avoided at all costs. Based on my experience, Bike…read moreAttack Electric engages in misleading sales practices, uses unreasonable refund policies, and provides poor customer service. Frankly, I'm not surprised their Plays Vista location closed--I only wish fewer people had to go through what I did. My experience mirrors many of the other one-star reviews, particularly regarding their outrageous "no refunds" policy. The key difference in my case is that they sold me a bike they didn't even have. I was told it would arrive "sometime in the next month or so," with no firm delivery date or timeline. Rather than taking a deposit, they insisted I pay the full purchase price upfront for a bike that wasn't in stock and wasn't even in their possession. Given that I'm 6'6", I specifically asked whether I could try the bike once it arrived before making a final decision. They assured me that would be "no problem," which gave me confidence that I wasn't taking on unnecessary risk. A few days later, I realized how unreasonable the arrangement was. I had paid thousands of dollars in full for a product they didn't have and couldn't tell me when they would receive. I called and requested a refund. They flatly refused at first. What followed was an exhausting exchange of roughly 15 to 20 emails that started out cordial but eventually became increasingly hostile. After significant back-and-forth, the employee handling the matter, Kit, finally agreed to issue a refund--but withheld more than 7% of the purchase price, claiming it was for "merchant fees." I've never encountered credit card processing fees anywhere near that amount, and charging a customer thousands of dollars upfront for an unavailable product only to keep a substantial portion when they request a refund strikes me as completely unacceptable. Between the bait-and-switch style sales tactics, the refusal to refund a bike they didn't even have, and the generally unhelpful in-store staff, I would strongly recommend taking your business elsewhere. I ended up relying on YouTube reviews to learn about the products because the staff offered so little useful guidance. There are plenty of reputable bike shops out there--this is not one of them.

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    Trek Bicycle Beverly Hills - My project bike, 10 speed to 11 speed project.

    Trek Bicycle Beverly Hills

    4.7(50 reviews)
    1.3 mi•Beverly Grove

    Patrick in service is the most welcoming & competent bike mechanic I met in LA - and I've been to 3…read moreother large bike stores.

    On September 9, 2026, I experienced a popped rear tire on my e-bike near the Beverly Grove area. I…read morecalled the Beverly Hills store ahead of time to confirm they had a 20x4 inner tube in stock, explicitly mentioning that I was riding a heavy e-bike. The staff confirmed they had the part, so I walked my heavy, disabled e-bike a mile to the shop in 98-degree heat, arriving on the verge of heat exhaustion. Upon arrival, the technician barely looked at me or the bike. He nonchalantly stated he had other customers and asked me to leave the bike overnight, which I agreed to do. Three hours later, I received a phone call from the technician stating he had "bad news." He claimed that due to my bike's suspension setup, he lacked the "specialized tools" required to remove the rear wheel without damaging it. As an experienced rider, I knew this was completely false. The rear wheel drops off cleanly using standard hand tools without ever touching the suspension. When I returned to the shop to retrieve my bike, my suspicions were confirmed by the unprofessional attitude of the staff: * The employee at the door mocked my situation, condescendingly telling me, "Well, have fun with that," when I pointed out the fix was simple. * The cashier completely shrugged me off, stating he "didn't know" why the tech refused the work, showing absolute indifference to the fact that they were turning away business. Because of their refusal to perform a basic tire change, I was forced to drag my heavy e-bike another 2 miles to the train station in 90-degree weather. When I finally got the bike home, I successfully removed the rear wheel and replaced the tube myself in less than 30 minutes using a standard wrench and an Allen key. The technician lied about needing specialized equipment. The staff's dismissive, mocking, and unhelpful behavior leaves me to believe that I was either turned away out of sheer laziness or straight-up discrimination. No customer should be humiliated, lied to, and left stranded in a dangerous heatwave by representatives of the Trek brand.

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