I had met Jim yrs ago, weeks before his Venice bike shop was about to close. I am so glad I found…read morehim again. When I was searching for a new bike shop, I got really lucky to find him again. I cannot say enough about this guy and this shop. Simply put, He is the best and I thank my lucky stars I found him again.

I had a good experience here. Looking for a bike for daughter going off to college and it's useless…read moreto buy a new terrible bike (think Walmart and others) for $500+ when you can get a good bike used. My daughter found her bike fast and got it in the $200 range. All in all super happy. So much selection and you've 30 days with them for any adjustments needed.

Easy pick up and drop off great bike . He even let us keep the bike and return it to his house lateread more

I want to add, that also I had a good friend who rented from this bike shop, they advertised a…read morecertain price, when he got there, the owner up the price, because he said that he only has the better bikes in stock, and they are more expensive, at that point, my friend rented 2 bikes, because they were meeting their friends, and they didn't want to be late, The bike was a piece of junk, the pedal fell off, and the bike rear brake jammed into the wheel. The whole day was ruined, and the owner wanted compensation, for the broken bike.

Best bike shop in Venice!…read more Why? Because they care. Not only do they care, but they are super authentic human beings. It's not just about your bike here, it's about your soul and spirit. Your energy, your Qi. I've had conversations as real as the barbershop here. Ones where I leave and feel more advanced on many levels than when I began the transaction. Mike is the man, wearing his glasses and always bringing the chillest wisdom around. I can't tell you how much better it's made my life to have this bike shop as something I count on and regularly visit. My safety is always enhanced, my knowledge is often increased, and my vibe is pumped up. Love Solé Bicycles.

VERY nice & helpful!!! I'm happy…read morethe people at wheel world in CC were sooooo rude as I stayed in my neighborhood and went to Solè Bicycles in Venice. The guy was AWESOME!!! I will go there forever going forward.

We rented bikes from Daniel's and had a very poor experience from start to finish…read more The bikes were old, rusted, and poorly maintained. Multiple gears didn't work correctly, the brakes barely functioned, and one bike had flat tires that I had to inflate myself before we could even ride. The helmets provided were heavily worn, and the lock included with the rental was just a basic cable lock. The employee specifically warned us to lock the bikes carefully since we were going to the Santa Monica Pier. Unfortunately, the cable lock THEY provided was cut, and one of the bikes was stolen. After returning and showing them the cut lock, they charged us $225 for the stolen bike, plus still charged us the rental fee. I understand being responsible for stolen rental equipment, but charging $225 for a bike in the condition this one was in felt excessive and unreasonable. These were not high-end bikes -- they looked heavily used and poorly maintained. What made the situation worse was the attitude afterward. They even told us they were "being nice" by not charging us for the cut lock. Then, after we said we would not return, one employee offered us a gift card to come back, which honestly felt strange after charging us hundreds of dollars. Overall, the bikes were low quality, poorly maintained, and the handling of the situation left a bad impression. I would not recommend renting here.

Just so rude. Argued with me about my tire size. Sat my bike upside down on its seat to change the…read moretire. 200$ seat by the way. Would not suggest coming here unless you plan on being abused verbally.

They have all your beachside rental needs from roller skates, bikes, to surf boards…read more This store is jam packed with rental goodies and it's right next to the Venice boardwalk for your convenience. Give them a try!

Our group wanted to experience the Venice and Santa Monica Beachfronts by bike. We had originally…read morescoped out the area about two years ago, when we walked south from Venice Beach to the pier and back. This time, we were hoping to rent a 4-person Surrey Bike, but Jay's Rentals doesn't carry this type of bike. The person at Jay's kindly referred us to Ray's Rentals (off Washington Blvd and close to the pier) for a better chance at finding and renting a Surrey Bike. This was too far to check out since we had already paid for a whole day of parking close to where we were now, but it was a nice gesture to be pointed toward a place that might rent the type of bike we had in mind. After browsing the selection of 3-wheeled E-Trike Carts that could accommodate our party (2 adults; 2 kids), we decided to try out a larger one with a shade canopy. It was priced at $80/hour. The fit with the bench seats was a bit tight, but it was doable since the kids were both ages 10 and under and one of the adults was more on the petite side. For reference, the front bench (for the driver) is best for one adult, and the rear bench can probably fit two adults. Our positive interaction with the person at Jay's continued throughout the payment transaction, paperwork signing, and offer to take our photo on the E-Trike before we took off. Also, we were ready to go on our way about 10 minutes before the hour, but Jay's Rentals rounded up our time, so we received 1:10 in total. It was an all-around pleasant and smooth transaction. During our rental period, we were able to ride north to a spot just a bit past Santa Monica Pier (where the beachfront homes start again) and all the way back south past Jay's Rentals to the Venice Beach Pier before we returned. For the duration of our trip, the E-Trike's battery never dropped below the full reading of 3 bars and it performed well. Our E-Trike Adventure was a lot of fun and very memorable thanks in large part to Jay's Rentals.

Great place to donate a bicycle. Limited hours So check their schedule before heading outread more

I love this place, I live the volunteers. It's so wonderful and inexpensive to fix your bicycle…read morewith lots of help if you need it!

Woman owned & run, bike shop. Ana was welcoming and kind…read more First I called in to double check their hours of operation. When I walked in Ana immediately took my bike back and did a safety check ($35) My other option was a bike tune up ($115) but that required more time. I was glad to hear that my bike was in pretty good shape and just required a few adjustments. The shop also has accessories for sale as well as bicycles. Other items too but I didn't pay much attention. I highly recommend this lovely shop for your bicycle needs.

DO NOT TRUST THE GOOD REVIEWS. EXTREMELY MEAN AND AGGRESIVE…read more As a young woman passionate about cycling, I was excited to support Sunny Cycles, a shop proudly branded as woman-owned. I expected better than what I got: malpractice and abuse. I brought two bikes in for repair. One had a suspected front wheel issue I flagged as uncertain. The shop quoted one bike, never quoted or explained work on the other, then went unreachable and closed during posted hours (including a day I was told they'd be open). My bikes sat there for 7 days. I was charged $230, including unexplained work on the second bike. I paid without argument. Immediately after leaving, I found that bike's actual problem was still unfixed. When I brought it back, the owner looked at it for ten seconds and admitted it was the back wheel, not the front. When I asked why she hadn't caught this in seven days, she said it wasn't her job to look beyond what I'd pointed to, and offered to fix it for an extra fee. When I calmly pushed back on that logic, she told me I had "an attitude" and to leave her store. I responded that relying on her expertise wasn't an attitude. She then screamed at me, hurled a sexist slur and repeated profanity at me, and demanded I get out of her store. She grabbed a bike rack to physically block the entrance and shoo me out, and kicked dirt and twigs at me and my sweet mother standing outside, as she slammed the door, locking another customer inside the store with her in the process. This isn't a bad day, it's a pattern. Check the other reviews, including her own replies calling customers "entitled liars." Take your bike anywhere else on the Westside, anyone else will have the sense to appreciate your business and treat you with respect.

Review of the bike (product) itself, since the actual Venice storefront has permanently shuttered…read moreits doors. Remember their initial small shop in the back off of Abbott Kinney and then their move to their large shop off of Lincoln. Apparently doors closed to their shop but can be ordered online or dealers can be found on their website. Their bicycles on timeless classics with modern updates. Really cool. I owned (before it was stolen... :( ) the Roadster 3 and it was amazing. Stylish. Cool accessories options. Smooth ride. Priced about right. I'll definitely be picking up another Linus soon!!

I have two Pronto 8 bikes, his and hers, spent over $1700 total. Today two spokes got busted on…read morehers from normal riding. I called in to check if they repair the wheel and replace them.. Adam "the owner" answered and gave me a run around... And it went like this: Let me talk to the service manager. They are backed up and no place for more bikes. Two weeks wait. Then I said ok, I have the wheel off and I can bring it or pick up the spokes. He said I don't know if we have them in stock and we might need to order them. I said: Ok. Find out. Oh I have hundreds of parts in stoke and I have to call you back. Really? At this point it was clear that they do not care about servicing their customers or standing behind their product. What a joke. Adam, you will never see another dollar from me or anyone else I know. Shame shame shame !!!

Somewhat disappointed.. I ordered the Carbon 1 ST and they said they would honor the website offer…read morewhich included a free suspension seat, which they did not provide. They did provide the fenders though. Despite following his directions to email Bike Attack company regarding the suspension seat I've received no reply. I paid for the assembly, so today when I decide to take the bike out at night, I only had reflection light on the rear. Per specs on website and paper manual I should have had the Integrated StVZO light in the rear. I will be calling Bike Attack tomorrow to see if they can remedy. I will update. Update: I received an immediate response and were really helpful. My parts will be ordered from the manufacturer.

STAY AWAY: SAFETY HAZARD & TOTAL DISRESPECT FOR CUSTOMERS We…read morehave been loyal customers of Bike Attack, Playa Vista having purchased three bikes from them over the years. Our salesperson, Al, sold us on the "quality and value" of a $1,799 MSRP Magnum e-bike (purchased on sale for $1,100 in April 2024). We thought we were investing in a reliable bike. We were wrong. My bike has failed 3 times in just 2 months. After the first repair failed, management (Kit) promised to waive the costs if we brought it back. He broke that promise and charged us again anyway. You cannot trust a word this management says. After these "repairs," the shop returned the bike in a lethal state: it experienced unintended acceleration over 20mph without any user input. This "ghost riding" is a massive safety defect, yet the shop's "fix" lasted less than 2 miles before the bike died again. When we asked for a refund for the failed service, Kit treated us poorly and actually justified the breakdown by saying it's a "cheap" bike and we should expect it to break within 18 months. How do you sell someone a bike based on "$1,799 quality" and then tell them it's "disposable" once it becomes a death trap? One of our identical bikes works; this one is a lemon. Do not give your business to a shop that treats repeat customers like this and hides behind "cheap price" excuses for life-threatening defects. Edit** The manager's long-winded response perfectly proves my point. According to their logic, an $1,800 bike purchased from their shop is only expected to last about a year before it becomes a 'disposable' death trap. Instead of taking responsibility for returning a bike with a lethal safety defect (unintended 20mph acceleration), management chooses to hide behind technicalities and point the finger at the customer. If you expect your investment to last more than 18 months, do not buy from Bike Attack.

Big thank you to Luft and especially to Mitchell! He swapped out my wheel and cassette and got my…read moreTrek mountain bike up and running in about 20-30mins. Thanks to Mitchell I was able to make my group ride that Saturday. Great service and great team at Luft. Highly recommended.

I have brought 3 bikes here for repair and not only are the staff super helpful and knowledgeable,…read morebut the prices are also very affordable. If you are on the west side and need a bike tune-up, repair, or just some advice; Luft is where you should be coming!