This bike store is one of a kind! They are so helpful and go beyond the call of duty to help you…read morefind the bike of your dreams!

Skyler, Tyler, Leo, Kyle....sorry if I left someone out. There are very few businesses with such…read moretop notch employees. Thank you all for your professionalism and skill in stopping what you were doing to fix my bike and getting me back on the greenway. To any one reading this, you cannot find in the Charlotte/Matthews area a better place to service or buy a bike.

My bike is finally running properly. I changed my front brakes myself but I would either have it…read moretoo loose or too tight. My brakes are working fine now and they also fixed my seat. I got the basic tune up package from $50.

I've been looking for a gravel/cross country bike now for 2 years, and was so excited to find one…read moreat Giant University City. Wyatt was great; he talked me through the bike's specs and watched me take a test ride to make sure it was sized correctly. They even re-packed my bike so I could ship it home.

Sure, it's pricey, but when it comes to performance sporting goods and gear, you get what you pay…read morefor. Their sales, however, are excellent: their current buy one, get one 50% off promotion is hard to beat! I've been at this location more frequently as of late since I've been looking to invest in quality trail running shoes for my wonky feet. I've had to make an exchange and a return and each time, the sales associates were helpful and approachable. Plus, I didn't get the third degree about why the shoes didn't work out (I suppose it helps that I didn't go run a Muderella and then try to return them, but whatever!) My husband and I were always greeted, and no one hovered as we shopped. Great selection for such a relatively small space and so close to home!

Service, selection and value. What else can I say? This place is amazing. The management is out of…read morethis world too.

The is a great place where you can find excellent opportunities to purchase gently used bikes that…read morehave been restored with care for a good price. The staff here are friendly and knowledgeable about bikes and have a good variety to fit any type of need. I highly recommend them if you're looking for bikes for any type of situation.

The Charlotte Recyclery is really not a safe environment for small children being left alone…read morewithout their guardians present. Bicycles are donated by total stranger's and sometimes we don't know the hidden illegal substances that are left behind. Bicycles they sell staff doesn't check them thoroughly. Hidden drugs are a concern in my mind because I was doing a tear down on my bicycle and I found white powder illegal drugs inside of the handlebars when I was changing my my handlebar grips. The restroom is usually dirty. The sink they constantly wash bicycle grease down it. Customers never know what kind of chemicals are left on the bicycles that are donated those chemicals can be dangerous to touch. Bicycles here can usually be stolen we never know where the bicycles come from. People's personal information such as their names are on a sign up sheet up front for anyone to access. They really don't use a filing cabinet for your names and addresses. The employees are shady around young children and I just don't care to be a part of the environment any longer.

I didn't get too deep into the Sherman Branch Nature Preserve today as I'm on foot. And I'm alone…read more This looks like a fantastic opportunity for some mountain biking as the park is largely still in its natural state other than the trails and markings and even a bridge over the creek. In late October, the leaves are turning making for some fabulous colors. The trailhead includes a dirt parking lot, a sign with the map of the park (take a picture so you can remember better!) and a couple of port-a-potties. The park gate closes at dark but if you drive up to it, you can leave. It just won't open for entries until morning. [Review 2108 of 2024 - 3777 in North Carolina - 23127 overall]

I visited these trails on a recent stay with a friend in the Concord countryside. They're located…read morein a quiet area, stretched over rolling hills outside of the Charlotte hustle and bustle. The hills provide ample fun for mountain bikers, plus plenty of distance for hikers and runners. The woods are dense with all kinds of trees. A two-track access road cuts through the middle, but is for authorized use only. There's a gravel lot along the road with room for plenty of cars, but note that it is gated and appears to close at sunset. The trails slope down generally, so be prepared to get some vert on your ride or run.

I had a wonderful experience buying a new gravel bike here. The staff was very experienced and…read moreknowledgeable and helped me find the perfect bike.

Very helpful! Helped me get a new bike and set the entire thing up pretty fast! All of the workers…read moreare really nice and helpful when you need it!

Early review but with this start the odds are looking real good. Dropped my older bike off for…read moreupgrades and left w a free 12 pack of twisted tea, a very reasonable estimate and equally reasonable turn around time. I don't get my luck on scoring the beverages but I'm enjoying the buzz after a very bad bike shop experience (name withheld to protect the shameless) "elsewhere" across town. Don't waste your time "elsewhere". Visit Spoke Easy and enjoy the buzz!

Great service and best bicycle mechanics in the city! Always good vibes and dollar bush lights on…read moreThursday kill