Needed a new tube but after a quick discussion I forgot to check the tire. Great service and out in…read moreunder 10 minutes. Friendly and fair pricing. Excellent bike shop. Give em a try

Great selection, solid staff with a ton of knowledge…read more Reasonable prices on repairs. Always seem to have everything in stock. Only place I'll shop in Carmel

Take your e-bike to a different shop!!! David, the owner of Future Velo, is not an honest business…read moreowner. You will be taken advantage of, threatened to take down bad reviews, and talked down to. My experience with the David made it clear that he doesn't respect women or his customers. He promised to refund half of the bogus "diagnostic" test. We did NOT receive a diagnosis. We did NOT have any proof of what was done to "diagnose" anything. David talked down to me in the store, belittling me like I didn't know what a diagnostic test was. That will never be something I am willing to take from anyone, especially not you David!!!! Stop taking advantage of people and then threaten them to take down honest reviews!!! Most recently, this clown threatened my wife to only return half of the money if a different review was removed. (Google) Not going to happen, bud. The truth hurts sometimes, David. Honest reviews are the consequences of being a shady, dishonest, misogynistic business owner.

I did not want to write this review, however, I do not want anyone else to get overcharged with no…read moreoptions. Buyer beware. On July 16, 2025, I visited Future Velo to look at e-bikes. Since no prices were displayed in the store, I asked for clarification and was told via Instagram (in writing from the owner) that the "Ranger S" was priced at $1,199. This also matched the sale price on the manufacturer's website at the time. As a matter of fact, this model is still on sale for $1,299 with free accessories. So this is even more insult to injury. The $1,199 price (on the manufacturer's website) also included free accessories, but I did not press the issue. When I returned on July 22 to purchase, I was charged $1,499 instead of $1,199--an overcharge of $300 before tax. I immediately asked for the adjustment, but the owner has failed to issue a refund despite multiple messages and even an in-person follow-up. Weeks later, I've received no communication and no resolution. I even offered to spend the additional $300 in the store - still no reply. This feels dishonest and unprofessional. If a business cannot honor its own listed prices--or even return a simple message--it should raise red flags. There are no return policies printed on the receipt or posted on their website. Avoid shopping here unless you want to risk being overcharged and ignored.

John one of the co-owners dropped off 2 great bicycles for us to ride near our hotel on the Monon…read moreBicycle Trail!! We didn't want to risk having our nice bicycles stolen since we were on a long road trip. We did not want to rent the local contract biycles but wanted the better bicycles that Quiptu provided. Quiptu was started when one of the founders was invited to mountain bike across Montana but could not find a good bicycle to rent. Quiptu provided us great bicycles for $50/day including a bicycle lock. John picked up our bicycles at the time that we said we would meet him at one of the Monon Bicycle Trail parking lots. John said we could be flexible with our time but asked us to give him a 20-30minute notice.. They also rent out camping equipment, paddleboards, kayaks. GREAT Company which is run like an Air B+B in which you can post your equipment to be rented. support@quiptu.com

One of two areas in Metro Indy specifically designed for mountain bikers, Town Run Trail Park is…read more127 acres of beginner and intermediate level of trails offering an approximate total of seven miles worth of trails. The first thing worth pointing out, though it has been said in other reviews, is that this trail system is truly devoted to bikers. While hikers and walkers are allowed here, the bikers have the right of way and the trail itself is truly developed with bikers in mind. I've done my share of wheeling, I'm a wheelchair user, on difficult trails but having visited again this afternoon I was again reminded that even the easiest spots here are truly not designed to be accessible. Even if you have off-road wheelchair tires, there are lots of twists, turns, inclines, places to fall, and places where you could easily get stuck. While there's a decent chance you'll run into someone on this trail, I think the vast majority of wheelchair users should steer clear of Town Run Trail Park. Town Run does offer the possibility of other activities including fishing, kayaking/canoeing, and observing of nature. Because it truly is more of a natural trail, nature is much more likely to be here. The Hoosier Mountain Bike Association is involved with the trail and assists with upkeep and installation. The beginner features include a bridge and subsequent single track, dirt rollers, and a rock garden. The advanced features include North Shore Ladder, shoots, bridges, table top jumps, and dirt jumps. If you can't jump, then you're going to have a hard time doing the entire trail. There is parking nearby and the area has been kept fairly natural even around it. This is a great area that's really right around Indy, Fishers, and Carmel but this actually falls within Indy Parks. I enjoy coming here to just hang out and observe, though I definitely don't venture too far into the park because there's simply too high of a risk of injury, getting stuck, or having a fall. This is especially true considering my last amputation. However, for its intended use it's quite the beautiful park and for mountain bikers I'll definitely give it a thumbs up. It's also, in my opinion, one of Indy's better maintained parks.

This 7ish mile trail is an oasis on Indy's North East Side. The trails are well maintained and…read moreeasy to navigate. It is setup so bikers of all skill levels can ride. For example, when there is a big drop, there is a sign posted stating a drop is coming and there is an easy to follow path around the drop so you don't have to soar 8 ft. in the air if you don't want to. I read a review about mountain bikers being elitist here. I find that preposterous. I started riding off road in September 2015. Brand new to it, I went out on my own. I found many bikers on the trail who were nothing but friendly and helpful. I have also been riding when there are runners on the trail. It has always been met with cooperation from both. Much of the trail is in the woods, but there is a big stretch that is out in the sun (so you may want sun screen). The entrance can be tricky to find, but it is on 96th street near Allisonville road, just east of the river. I love the place!

The City of Carmel has injected a bunch of fun activities and art along the Monon Trail in area…read moreknow as Midtown. The trail splits in this area with bike/running paths and pedestrian paths. In the medians between, there is a artsy splash pad/fountain, good for a quick cool down on a hot day. One area has a fun climbing structure for kids. There is even a colorful ping pong table, complete with paddles and balls. I even saw a bocce ball and shuffle ball courts - completely equipped! The setup is perfect for a date night or family fun. There was a temporary photo backdrop of splashing water commemorating the local swimmers going to the US finals and Olympics. Along the trail are several sculptures and murals that keep the trail interesting. There are benches and tables periodically to sit and enjoy a cup of coffee or socialize. The landscaping is lovely. The area is kept immaculate. The maintenance staff is super friendly. There is some street and garage parking nearby. The pedestrian traffic gets congested during peak times. Pro tip: Early morning walks are quiet and there is plenty of parking.

Beautiful trail that leads to a cake shop. It was so pretty during the fall season. You can see all…read morethe foliage. Great way to get your steps in.

This is CIBA, the only bike club I know of in Indianapolis, Marion County. It's about cycling and…read morebicycles. Their web site lists club rides, and non club rides. They have an email list, or list-serve. They had a booth at at Yelp event.

The Franciscan Trail is one of Central Indiana's newest trails having opened in April 2022 and the…read morefirst trail inside the Beech Grove city limits. Fully paved, the 2.2 mile trail has end points of S. 13th Avenue and S. Emerson Avenue/Hornet Avenue. There's free parking available at Sarah Bolton Park and Don Challis Park. If it's not obvious, the Franciscan Trail is a partnership between the city of Beech Grove and Franciscan Health. Franciscan Health is a longtime presence in the Beech Grove area. While St. Francis Hospital in Beech Grove is no more, Franciscan continues to have outpatient offices, IT offices, and home health offices in Beech Grove. As someone who is both a wheelchair user and an active trail user, the Franciscan Trail seemed like a great way for me to start off my 2023 Yelp reviews. The trail is 12' wide and considered wheelchair accessible. However, do note that there are some gentle inclines in places and those who don't handle inclines well may want to have a companion along. For those wheelchair users who are able to handle inclines and the usual trail terrain, the Franciscan Trail is an absolute delight. The trail winds along Lick Creek and Beech Creek and is quite scenic. I hesitate to use the word "urban" to describe the trail since Beech Grove is a smaller city, but it does go through the more urban parts of Beech Grove. A 1.1-mile second phase of the trail is already fully funded and expected to begin construction in 2024. It will pick up where the existing trail ends on Emerson Avenue. Because the trail is at times creek side, there is the risk of modest flooding during rainy periods. That said, the trail seems well designed and well cared for by the community. A trail has been a need in this area for quite some time and it's exciting to see it happen. Biking and walking are allowed on the trail. Wheelchairs are also encouraged. The usual trail rules apply. As Christina B. noted, this is not a looped trail and walkers should plan accordingly.

The Franciscan Trail just officially opened on April 15th and is the first greenway in Beech Grove…read more Part 2 is already in the works. The paved trail is 2.2 miles long and traverses between Sarah Bolton park and just past Don Challis park. It isn't a loop so be prepared to walk 2.2 miles back if you walk the full trail. We parked at Sarah Bolton park and walked just over 1/2 mile of the trail to check it out. The trailhead at the park features a map and the trail rules. The trail is freshly paved and boasts that it is pet friendly and handicap accessible. There are pet waste stations located every so often along the trail. Parts of the trail were a little hilly so I don't know just how accessible it would be but would probably vary by person. We didn't see them on this trip but I read that two officers patrol the trail on electric bicycles for safety. Even though it was in the city, it was super peaceful. We quickly entered into a woodsy area full of wildlife like birds and bunnies. The trail also runs along Lick Creek. We were there the morning after a thunderstorm so there was some flooding on parts of the trail, but it looked like some sort of drainage system was in the works. I'm looking forward to coming back to walk the full trail soon.

This is a little space next to the Monon near Aldi's. It used to have a bench and a checker table…read more When we ride our bikes up to Carmel, this was a regular stop to sit at the bench under the shade and chill a bit. Now the space is...transitioning? No bench no checkers

Was expecting a nice shaded sitting area with benches like the photos on apples maps, was…read moredisappointed to see them gone. Don't waste your time looking for this spot like I did!