I have taken my bike to get looked at and have taken a mechanics class here. When I got my bike looked at, I booked a "Learn and Repair" which is where you take your bike in for a 40 minute appointment for any repair where they will talk you through what they are doing and then provide a suggested price. I highly recommend checking this out for the fair pricing, getting your bike repaired by either an employee there or a volunteer with supervision, and learning how to fix that issue in the future. The mechanics class was very informative and the instructor was accommodating as well as knowledgeable. It is a bit pricey at $300, but it is worth it in my opinion since taking your bike in to a mechanic for every issue can become very expensive very quick. They also have very affordable bikes, equipment such as tubes and locks, and a used parts shop. I highly recommend Bikes Together for your affordable bike needs! read more

Bikes Together - Bike Repair/Maintenance Near Me - Denver, Colorado

i've taken my bike there several times. Mechanics are fantastic. Max, who was the volunteer helped me over the top. Molly was over the top fantastic!!! . I would recommend anybody continue to use the shop if you wanna learn how to work on your bike. Also make a nice donation. It's a good community service. read more

Bikes Together - Bike Repair/Maintenance Near Me - Denver, Colorado

Super bummed to not have a good experience here. After getting my bike wheels stolen, I came in with the frame, asking for helping finding new wheels. I felt dismissed and was told to go search for wheels by myself. I expressed that I don't know a lot about bikes and that I don't know what to look for, and got a brief and unhelpful explanation before the employee walked away. It was overwhelming on a day where I was already feel distraught over my bike. A different employee did come out and offer to help me (twice) after I walked outside with my bike to cry on the sidewalk and wait for a friend. I appreciate them trying to fix the situation, but I was really turned off by my initial interaction. read more

Took a road bike I had recently bought off craigslist to Bikes Together to see what work might be needed on it. They were so helpful and kind! They cleaned up my bike, checked the chain, and filled the tires, at no cost. I did pay for new handlebar wraps and the labor that comes with it - $35. All in all I would 100% recommend Bikes Together read more

Went in for some minor maintenance and even though it was super busy the person behind the counter helped and even put air in my tires. Right before close. Great vibes read more

Very very rude gals work there. I understand they are lgbtq, but they sure do not like helping males what's so ever. Would not recommend to anybody. It's a shame that they are one of the few bike shops that carry used to parts. read more

I'm new to the area and was looking for simple advice on the front fork of my mountain bike. Was pretty excited about this shop but was treated rudely... taking my money else where.... read more

Bikes Together - Bike Repair/Maintenance Near Me - Denver, Colorado

I haven't ridden a bicycle in over a decade, and recently I've been interested in bicycling around the city more. I didn't want to invest too much as I didn't know if I would enjoy it or not. So, I acquired a fixer upper. As I was searching for a place to take this fixer upper in for a look over, I stumbled across Bikes Together. Bikes Together is a local non-profit that isn't only a retail stores that also provides full service, it also provides space to fix your own bike. If you're not too familiar with bike mechanics, volunteers can provide instruction and guidance. I brought my bike and worked with a few volunteers. All my bike needed to get it up and running was a tube replacement, some lubrications, and a few adjustments. I now know how to replace my bike tube! The volunteers made a few other suggestions, which I will work on at a future time. Thank you for your help, Bikes Together! read more

When customers are being told they can purchase certain parts and then staff has a fit about it, somethings wrong. Kara was ridiculous with her attitude. - Staff training - staff supervision - own the mistake - learn from it If you are going to use this community bike shop, go to the one off of Fairfax. For this location being a community out reach bike shop that is supposed to be helping the community, they need to revisit their internal goals. All I can say is WOW, never again read more

Awesome bike shop / non-profit in the Lincoln Park / Golden Triangle / Baker neighborhood. They sell new and used parts and bikes. Lots of bins filled with every used part you'd ever need. The best part is their repair shop, where you can bring your bike in to fix yourself, with all the tools and help from the knowledgeable staff. It's the first place I go with any of my biking needs. read more

Bikes Together - Bike Repair/Maintenance Near Me - Denver, Colorado

Great bike shop to get a used bike and repairs done. Love the mission and the staff is great!

Took my 04 road bike, which I've used for tri its whole life, in for the DIY time. Learned a lot, they had all the right equipment for some advanced tuning, and the volunteers were very nice. Hands on advising is the best approach! New parts prices at cost, bins of used parts (we opted to adjust a clipless pedal rather than take a more-worn one, though - it's function over form here) and you donate on top of that if anything. The neighborhood for Mariposa is gentrified AF so to this DC transplant, who is also a mild mannered small woman, it seemed less "edgy" than ho hum cookie cutter, even after dark. Though it's a drive, BT may be my new LBS. read more

A bunch of self absorbed hipsters who would not even acknowledge my existence waited for a while to talk to someone while the people working there just flat out ignored me drove for 20 minutes just to wait 30 minutes to be ignored. read more

Ammmazziinngg! I am so glad to have found this place! They had a few great options for me and were very helpful in helping me decide what was best for me! The whole place had great vibes and I left with a bike I was thrilled with! read more

Staff is super friendly and their bikes are really affordable. Looks like a great organization. They offer bike maintenance classes as well (I plan on attending the next one). read more

Horrible customer service. Bad neighborhood. Won't be going back. They may cater those that want to learn bikes but don't have the right tools available to use. I wouldn't trust anyone that had learned from their shop to work on my bike. read more

I had a terrible experience with this company. I registered my 11 year old son for their two week bike camp this summer. I registered back in April and paid $500. I received a confirmation email, with multiple misspelled words. Shortly there after, I emailed and left two voicemails for the camp coordinator, asking if I could change the dates as they conflicted with another camp my son wanted to attend. No response. We decided to go on vacation instead so I didn't pursue it. Two days before camp, while we were out of the country, I received an email stating his bike inspection form was due. Again I emailed and left several voicemails explaining we were out of the country returning the day before camp started. No response. Also, at this point I had no information as to where to drop him off, pick him up, etc. I called the store and the phone just rang and rang. I followed the prompts to leave a voicemail for several of the leaders of the organization and received a message that their mailbox didn't exist. I called the other location and left a voicemail. Again, no response. So at this point I was feeling pretty uncomfortable leaving my child in the hands of a camp that couldn't return my multiple contact attempts over a three month period. Family members agreed this didn't sound safe, so I left yet another voicemail that I didn't feel safe and wanted a refund. ONE HOUR before I was to drop my son at camp, I finally received an email from the director giving the location where to drop my son off. There was also another phone number listed in the email, which I called twice before finally connecting with the camp director, who was clueless and unprofessional. I requested a refund, which was provided. I request a follow up call from the manager---no response. I would not recommend trusting these people with your child. read more