I came to Portland for vacation to find a popped tire on my sons bike. I spoke with Derrick when I…read morecalled about getting it fixed...he said no problem. I thought with the holiday weekend there might be a wait. I rolled the bike in and within a few minutes the service tech started to work. In no time at all I was on my way out the door. Happy kids on vacation means happy dad on vacation! The crew at Allspeed were awesome!

Just like half the country, I picked up cycling as a hobby during the pandemic. I bought myself a…read morecheap used bike to try out this new sport and surprisingly fell in love with it throughout this last year. Fast-forward to 2021, and I was now ready to upgrade my bike. After reading reviews for local bike stores, I opted to visit Allspeed first. I went in just to check out what they had in stock, and little did I know they would help me find the most perfect bike at their shop. As soon as I walked in, I was met by the kindest staff. They asked me about my cycling goals, experience, budget, etc. They showed me a few bikes that met my needs and allowed me to test them out for a bit on the Bayside Trail, which is adjacent to their store. For me, it was love at first sight. I truly fell in love with one of their Fuji bikes I tested, and the rest is just history. I bought it on the spot and they even held it for me for a few days since I didn't have my bike rack with me that day. The whole experience was phenomenal - as a newbie to cycling, I was initially a bit intimidated about the whole purchasing-a-bike experience, but Allspeed made the process beyond amazing. A few days later, on my second ride, I got a flat tire. I took the bike back to Allspeed and within minutes they fixed it. They also noted that the tire was low in pressure, and acknowledged they should've double checked the pressure before selling me the bike. Because of that, they didn't charge me for the flat. I was blown away by their honesty and care.

One of the best deals in town for bike repair services. I dropped my bike off with a flat tire and…read morerequested a tune-up, and it was ready in just two days. The prices were fair -- we paid $130 for everything (including new cables and some other things), and the bike was working perfectly. It felt like a new bike! Excellent customer service, too. On the way out, they saw how high my bike seat was and walked over to adjust it for me. I will definitely be using Rodger's Ski and Sport for any future bike needs.

Great help with picking boots because I have feet issues. Personable and really wanted to be sure I…read morewas comfortable with ski and boot choice. Would recommend!

These folks have a very admirable purpose. They are thorough, and flexible and a pleasure to deal…read morewith. Their prices are fair.

Had a slow leak in my bike tire and they were able to fix it in about 15 minutes with no…read moreappointment for $40. Super friendly, knowledgable staff. They also told me about a kids mechanics series, where kids can learn how to fix their own bike issues. They had plenty of used bikes, mostly kids and road bikes. A great community resource in an otherwise sea of fancy, over priced bike shops elsewhere in town. Thanks Gear Hub!

Rented X-country ski package today. It was a beautiful day to try this again - my first time since…read morecollege...a few years ago. Both people in the store were super helpful in getting me properly outfitted. $35 for the day to rent $500 worth of equipment seems like a really good deal!! They're having a sale on winter gear right now too. 40-50% off. I may have taken advantage and picked up a few new, cute things. I mean that matters "out there".

Showed up when they opened at 9 and was immediately met with all the information and kindness I…read moreneeded! Dan was super helpful and got me all set up with an e-bike rental, a helmet, and a lock. He showed me how to use the bike and made the rental process super easy. The bike was spotless and in excellent condition. Used it to bike to all the lighthouses in the area with no problem. Great deal, will be back!

Visited Peaks Island for a few hours on a Sunday in June. The island was busy but not crowded. We…read morerented e-bikes here for an hour. They were reasonably priced and the hour gave us sufficient time to cruise the island. The owner was friendly and helpful with operation of the bikes, adjusting seats, helmets and providing a detailed map. We'll be back!!

Called "Brad and Wyatt's Bike Shop" - when you get off the Ferry take a left at the top of the hill…read moreand walk a bit - not far - you will see a "bikes" sign on the right side. That is the place to rent your bike(s)!! You will also be provided a map. You can pick your bike. Many have baskets which was wonderful for my purse:) and/or purchases. Idea: rent a bike from these two guys instead of a golf cart while exploring Peak's Island. Very fun to ride around the island and feel the wind and enjoy the sights. It is only $20 for 2 hours and so worth it. I cut my shin on the pedal and they were so sweet - gave me band aids and cleaning supplies.

They made bike rental extremely easy and the bike worked great. Definitely worth doing while in…read morePortland!

Renting a bike is a great way to see some beautiful sights and explore the city. If you're in…read morefairly good health and want the see some great spots in Portland, ME (i.e. Lighthouses, Promenade), I'd recommend renting a bike. Found this place online and located it south downtown area near Franklin St. You'll find the place by the bay in front of an Industrial Shipping Crate and several bikes parked in front. Matt was very friendly and found the perfect bike for me as I informed him that I'm shorter than average. He immediately found me the perfect bike that has a low seat. He even recommend some great places for lobster rolls as it was my first time in Maine. Customer Service from Matt (5/5) as I appreciated his helpfulness. Since it was a smaller bike, it would be $20 full day! Sweet. The bike appeared in fair condition as I tested it out, but along the way to the lighthouses, I found out the gears jerked and randomly switched on me. It definitely needed a tune up and made biking experience unpleasant especially going uphill. (2/5). I was provided a black and white printout of the map and was provided a Masterlock, wire, and a key. It's not a Kryptonite or the most helpful map I've been provided compared to other places like Urban Cycles or Adventures. Upon returning my bike, I met Issac, a different guy and asked if I could get a discount since it was was jerky. He claimed that it was too late and that I should of let them know before hand. I was also charged for a full price $30, even though it was a smaller size and just missed the half day time (2/5). I think my suggestion would be to explicitly charge on the card first and authorize to charge extra when going over and temporary charging if losing the bike. I would also recommend heading over to Gorham or Allspeed for a higher quality and smoother experience.

Totally love this trail! I spend many summer days either walking or riding the first length. Of…read morecourse there is always time to jump off the railroad trestle to cool off. I have often wondered how high up off the river this structure is. Anyway, it's very exhilarating and the view from there is spectacular year round.

This is a lovely partly paved path that runs from the ocean to the mountains. The Sebago to Sea…read moreTrail runs to Portland via westbrook road to this location. You can mountain bike or walk. I love this trail because you can choose your own adventure. Go as far as you like, past the rolling farmlands and through the woods. My dogs LOVE this little hike. There is one part, in Windham, which goes over an old train bridge. The view over the river from this spot is magnificent. Sebago to Sea Map Link: http://sebagotothesea.org/ Mountain Division Trail Map Link: http://me-windham.civicplus.com/DocumentCenter/View/219