Nice guy Jeff helped me and the wife out. Weed had less than great experiences at couple other…read morestores and he took the time to go above and beyond. Great value, great service.

Staff was real helpful. The tracks they recommended were top notch and I had a wicked time, bike…read morewas sweet as!

stopped in Cove Bike shop. I was in need of someone to help me put air in my tires as I was…read morestarting on a 2 hr ride. I couldn't do this my self because I am nurturing a frozen shoulder/injury. The gentleman was kind, gracious and helped me greatly. I would totally comeback to Cove bike shop for any of my cycling needs. thank-you so so much. I forgot the kind man's name. Saturday March 29/2026 Diane.

I have stopped in there on three different occasions in the past three years, when I have been, out…read morefor a bike ride and having a problem with my bicycle on route. I have had the same guy on each occasion NOT help me. I don't know if he is the owner or an employee, but whatever he is, he obviously has absolutely zero interest in being helpful. I'm not sure that he knows the front from the back end of a bicycle. Perhaps he had just smoked way too much on each occasion I happened to stop by...bad luck for me. He looks like he's crawled out of a very small dark hole. Now I really do not care what somebody looks like, honestly, I don't, but if they're completely useless and have no ability or even a modicum of interest in why they are there or what are they are doing... well you may ask the same question as me. How did you get this job and how did you manage to keep this job? Leads me to think that perhaps he is the owner, otherwise I can't imagine why they haven't fired him yet.. The most recent occasion I was there I was having problems with my brakes going down a hill. it was concerning enough that I thought I better stop this ride and get this looked into ASAP. Cove bikes were not far away, so I thought they'll be able to sort this problem out. The guy spun the wheel a couple of times, squeezed the brake lever, and said "it feels fine to me, can't see what's wrong with it." Honestly, that's all he did. He didn't look at the brakes. He did nothing but spin the wheel and squeeze the brake lever, that's it! I know I just repeated myself, but I can't believe that's all he did. Anyways, I left the shop, and I carefully rode back into Vancouver and I went to BiCi on Adanac. The guy didn't spin the wheel, he didn't squeeze the lever, he went straight to the brakes and had a look. what a concept! Turns out I had worn my brake pads right down. There was nothing left, metal on metal. He diagnosed the problem in five seconds or less! Problem solved and fixed, NO more problem! I really wish I could say something positive about Cove bikes. They've been there for a long time, and I hate to say bad things. Usually, I can find something redeeming to add. I certainly won't be going back there ever again. I'll walk home if I have to first. Maybe selling bikes is what they can do, but obviously repairing bicycles is not on the menu.

From my experience, I really appreciate the time they take to understand the need of the customer,…read morein terms of buying new ebike or a repair. Tony and Lukas who are part of the team were amazing to help me with my questions. Highly recommended!

I had high hopes when purchasing my Desiknio X20 Dopamine e-bike from Reckless Shipyards, but…read moreunfortunately, my experience has been nothing short of frustrating and disappointing. Misleading Range Claims The bike was advertised with a 50-100km range, but from the very first ride, it only ever displayed a maximum range of 48km on a full charge. Even after a warranty battery replacement, it never exceeded 70km, still falling well below advertised claims. I fully understand that terrain, assist mode, and weather can affect range, but when a bike is never capable of reaching its advertised maximum under any conditions, that's a problem. Poor Customer Service & Deflection When I reached out to the shop, I was initially met with condescending explanations about how e-bike range works--insinuating that I simply didn't understand power assist mechanics. I had to push repeatedly before they finally agreed to test the bike. Even after a battery replacement, the issue persisted, and I was given even more excuses about speed regulations and riding habits instead of a real solution. No Accountability & Stalling Refunds When I asked about a return, I was told it might be possible if the bike was in like-new condition--only to have the shop later stall the process by requesting an odometer reading that was never recorded at the time of purchase. This felt like a deliberate attempt to push the bike beyond return eligibility rather than a genuine effort to help. Final Dismissal - "Sell It Yourself" After months of back and forth, I was finally told that nothing more could be done, and that I should just sell the bike myself on Facebook Marketplace.

we had a wonderful time renting e-bikes from Coastal Cogs and touring North Vancouver! The staff…read morewas very friendly and helpful, giving us recommendations on scenic routes to ride and making sure our bikes were properly sized. the Ohm bikes performed amazing and were super fun to ride! We will be going back again, and enthusiastically recommend you rent your e-bikes from Coastal Cogs!

Joseph was very helpful in setting up a little bike tour for us. The Ohm bikes were top notch - I…read morehighly recommend Coastal Cogs !!!

Danu will charge a bit more for sales and service, but he guarantees his work, and never sells…read morejunk. What he doesn't do for free, he will make up in commitment. If you need or want an old Schwinn cruiser, this is the place to be! Get one dialed in, and it will be the only bike you'll ever need to own. Seriously. They/he are/is that good.

The World Cycles won't sell you a brand new Norco. They don't have any Giants in stock. You won't…read morefind a full suspension anything for sale inside these doors, that's just not what this shop is about. A bike is a machine - it needs maintenance and care, and if given some attention it can last virtually forever. That's where a shop like The World Cycles comes in! Everything from simple tune ups to full drivetrain upgrades can be had for a reasonable cost. This is a one-man shop so you always know who is working on your bike, and that it is being taken care of by a veteran of the industry, not some kid that the bike shop hired last week. Danu has the expertise to service virtually anything from a full brand new DH MTB to vintage Raleighs to prewar Schwinns. If it's a bike, he can fix it!

Big shout out to Comor for awesome advice and service!! Duncan sorted me a set of 'we are one'…read morecarbon wheels (which are absolutely brilliant) and then when I ripped a tyre side wall (going too fast down Pangor) he had me back on the road with a new tubeless set up within about 10 minutes on a lunch time drop in. Thanks Comor, keep up the good work and I'll see you soon for ski gear!! Cheers, Ian Sutcliffe.

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Located in the parking garage. Decent bikes. All sizes and…read morecolor. Average prices. 2hours for $16. 1/2 day $30

Great value and decent selection of bikes located at a cargo container. It's right on the…read morewaterfront trail which can lead you straight into Stanley Park. I also got to ring a ding the bike bell. They stop renting 30 min(?) before closing. A stone's throw away from a Cycle BC location.

Awesome bicycle tour of Stanley Park!…read more I had an amazing 3+ hour bicycle tour with Zack around Stanley Park. As a history major and as a Vancouver native, his knowledge of the park's history, plants, trees, animals and the indigenous people was vast and interesting. Everyone in our group was engaged and appreciative of all the sights and sounds during our tour. There were even people not on our bike tour who listened in on what Zack had to say. The bikes were outfitted with a pouch to carry wallets, keys, phones, and small cameras and or binoculars. There's also a cage for water bottles. We often stopped to see notable landmarks, sculptures, and monuments. For the nature enthusiasts, Zack showed us blue heron nests, Beaver Lake and forest. Everyone enjoyed learning about the various trees (we even spotted a woodpeckers!) I highly recommend this company for a bike tour of Stanley Park!

We loved them for our bike rentals while spending a day after our cruise that returned in…read moreVancouver. I pre-booked online half day rentals and even discussed with them that we can pay hourly up to the day rate if we go over. Half day ended up allowing us to cycle twice around Stanley with a stop for lunch in the park, then around false creek to Granville Island, spent a short time in Granville before taking an Aquabus back to Hornby street which is straight back to their facility. The bike path is directly outside of their shop, so absolutely no concern navigating our way through the city from there. We rented 2 e bikes and 2 street bikes (for those not 16) & all that biking was fairly easy to manage with one big hill coming up Hornby the street bikes walked. We also used them for our luggage storage while we rode and that was sooo nice!!

came for a service consultation and got out super happy with a great ebike after a test ride…read more employees are top, friendly, approachable and know what they are talking about. great bikes for norshore commuting

I purchased an Ohm Discover several months back and I love it so much it has become my primary…read moremeans of transportation.The bike is comfortable, solid, and sleek, and it really performs in a city full of unforgiving hills. The folks at Ohm build a great bike and back it up with amazing service.

Large bike park with many features suitable for ALL levels. It's perhaps 4x the size of the one in…read moreRichmond (by Garden City and Granville). The park is situated on a gentle rolling hill with plenty of parking. Lots of dunes, wavy planks, bridges, rocks, etc to ride on/over/around. Picnic tables and washrooms are available too. Some people were doing professional big-air jumps while others were riding kid bikes with streamers - everyone having equal amount of fun.