Stopped in for a quick issue with my tire and they fixed it up quickly. Very nice people.read more

My Sons bike is good to go!! Hardins Bike Shop is the place to go I highly recommend them excellent…read morequality service... You will be treated with Respect Pamela

Amazing service Very knowledgeable…read more Tons of expierence Priced right Your oine stop shop Amazing service

From the owner: A family owned and operated full service bicycle shop in Saint Paris, OH. We offer multiple types…read moreof bicycles, e-bikes, parts, accessories, maintenance and repair services!! Open Tuesday - Saturday 10-4! Come see us today!

Even though he was busy; he did a very good job and got our bikes repaired quickly. Thank you very…read moremuch; certainly appreciated!

Rick is such a nice person! Made you feel welcomed! He found my mom and I the perfect bike and…read morecouldn't be happier!!

I had a Dodge Charger and needed key fob and programed it and I walked in and they done the job…read morefor me ...No Hassle and very friendly ...I am going thru them again because I got a Buick with only 1 key fob and I will need the extra fob so I ordered from them and when it comes they will program it and I am ready to go ..Friendly . Great for communication & Fast ,Reliable, Dependable people ! Will recommend 100%

I stopped in here today because I needed a headlight for my bicycle and they were open at 9 am…read more It's a nice place, friendly service and great inventory! I bought 2 headlights and 2 flashing red lights for the back of my bike and my wife's bike. It's a great bike shop!

We did the 9 mile kayak trip in Leo. It was a lot of fun and very scenic!! Just be warned that…read morethere is not much of a current so it is a lot of paddling.

Fort Wayne is a city with three rivers flowing through it: the St. Marys, the St. Joseph, and the…read moreMaumee. So of course, when my family and I had the chance to explore the city via its waterways, we jumped at the chance. We had our first-ever canoeing experience as a family, and I have to admit that I was a little (OK, a lot) nervous. But Fort Wayne Outfitters was super professional and made sure that we were all safe, and I felt a lot better once we hit the water. They gave us some instructions on how to paddle and how to change direction. Canoeing and kayaking are two of those activities that you just have to jump in and do it yourself, and you eventually get the hang of it. After about 10 minutes of paddling up the river, I felt a lot more confident! I wasn't going to win any awards, but I was able to paddle fast and turn the canoe in whatever direction I wanted it to go. We had two young children with us, and the children sat at the front of the two-person canoe, because they weigh less than the adults. Everyone is given life jackets, and they provide multiple sizes for adults and children. We booked two hours, but my youngest child pooped out after about a half hour. Canoeing is a good workout, and it'll get you tired! But I feel like an older kid could definitely go two hours. The best part about our experience was that we got to see downtown Fort Wayne from a whole different perspective. Fort Wayne Outfitters and the boat launch is located at Promenade Park, so we got to see all of the great features of the park, and then also the nature and beauty of this part of Indiana (as well as beaver dams!).