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    Granby Westside Cycles

    4.6 (10 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    We had a hiccup with one of the bikes, called Zach and he was there within 5 minutes with another bike.

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    Rocky Hi Speedway

    (5 reviews)

    WOW! What a hidden gem! I haven't written a review in such a long time, but thought I'd give this…read moreplace a special shout out! We just happened to be driving up to Grand Lake to do a scenic drive around this gorgeous lake and came across this go karting place that my kids wanted to try out! It's a mom and pops kind of place, which we totally LOVE to support especially when it has a story w/ a BIG heart behind it. Check in was super easy, they give you tokens for go karting or bumper cars. Since it's a small place, the wait didn't take too long. Our family of 6 was able to rent 3 doubles and raced each other. The crisp fresh air and the view of mountains in the background made it even more special. The carts ran very smoothly, the exhaust weren't smoky like alot of places, and they even make it fun by pouring out buckets of water to make the grounds slippery during the ride.. felt like we were on Mario Karts. ;) For the bumper cars, I can tell the owner controlled some parts to make us spin just to give us a good laugh. I loved that! Just observing the place, I can tell there was so much labor of LOVE put into this wholesome fun fun fun place. There was a repair shop with a cart hanging waiting to be restored with lots of tools hanging - the owner must be a super handy man. This past weekend marked 20th year anniversary for Rocky Hi Speedway and we had the priviledge of meeting the owner! Such a friendly guy and my obervation were all correct. Sad to see this place up for sale since it hasn't gotten much foot traffic, but gathering from our convo I felt like he would love to keep it running. Therefore, I would like to put this place on the map and give a special shout out to the guy who put all his heart and time into building this place! Thank you for providing my family such a fun, safe and family friendly environment to enjoy the rockies! I really hope this place will stand for generations to come. We'll def be back!

    Awesome place! Absolutely not racist. Those other people all came on the same day and probably were…read moretrashing the karts and got kicked out. Highly recommended here!

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    University Bicycles

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    I stopped in University Bicylces a few times while in Boulder and wound up renting a Specialized…read moreLevo R Comp Carbon. The entire staff was very friendly and helpful. Carly and Sydney stood out, though to be fair I did interact with them the most. Ben, the manager, is also the kind of person you enjoy doing business with. The bike was phenomenal, but the service is what stood out. If you are in Boulder and need a rental this is the place to go and they will direct you to all the nearby trails. If you are in a position to purchase, this is also the place.

    I recently purchased a brand-new Specialized Rockhopper mountain bike online from University…read moreBicycles in Boulder, Colorado. What should have been an exciting purchase turned into one of the most frustrating retail experiences I've had. When I picked up the bike, I immediately noticed that the wheels were dusty. I didn't think much of it at the time. I assumed perhaps the bike had simply been test-ridden by the shop to make sure everything was working properly. Unfortunately, once I started riding it, I noticed something wasn't right with the shifting. At times, I would have to try four or five times just to get the bike to change gears. After only my third ride, the gear shifter failed completely. I initially treated it as a freak mechanical problem. I brought the bike back to University Bicycles, and the shop replaced the shifter. I took the bike home expecting the problem to be solved. It wasn't. The same bizarre shifting behavior started happening again. Rather than continue riding until another component failed, I brought the bike back to the shop. This is where the experience became particularly frustrating. A mechanic inspected the bike and acknowledged to me that it was, in fact, changing gears in an unusual way. I also had my older bicycle at the shop for repairs following an accident, and I want to be fair about this: they did a fine job repairing that bike. A few days later, however, I received a call asking me to speak with a manager. When I returned the call, I was told there was nothing wrong with the Rockhopper's shifting. The conversation then turned into a lesson on how I should be changing gears. That was incredibly frustrating. This was a brand-new bicycle. I had already experienced a complete shifter failure, the replacement was beginning to exhibit similar behavior, and one of their own mechanics had acknowledged to me that the bike was shifting strangely. I told the manager that at this point I wanted either a replacement bicycle or a refund. I was then told I would have to pay a 15% restocking fee. On a roughly $1,500 purchase, that is not an insignificant amount of money. When I continued explaining that I believed something was wrong with the bike, I was told that I had simply purchased a "cheap bike." Maybe $1,500 is considered inexpensive in some corners of the bicycle industry. It certainly isn't a cheap purchase to me. I still tried to find a reasonable solution. I said I would happily take a replacement Rockhopper and even mentioned that a darker color would be nice. I was told the bikes were in boxes and they couldn't tell me what colors they were. At that point, the entire situation stopped feeling right to me. I wasn't asking for special treatment. I wasn't trying to return a perfectly functioning bicycle because I changed my mind. I had purchased what was represented to me as a new bike, experienced unusual shifting almost immediately, had the shifter fail completely after only a few rides, had the component replaced, and then began experiencing similar shifting problems again. Yet I was being told there was nothing wrong with the bike while simultaneously being told I would lose 15% if I returned it. I finally told the manager that I intended to document my experience publicly, write a review and article about it, and report what had happened. The tone of the conversation changed. The manager apologized and said the general manager would call me. I said I didn't need another lesson on how to shift gears and asked that they communicate with me in writing instead. The following day, I received an email informing me that I would receive a full refund and that I should purchase my next bicycle somewhere else. The message ended by wishing me "good luck." I did ultimately receive my full refund, and I want to make that absolutely clear. But receiving the refund doesn't erase the experience that led up to it. I cannot say whether anyone else has experienced something similar, and I am not claiming that the shop has a broader policy or scheme involving restocking fees. I can only describe exactly what happened to me. What concerns me is that I was initially facing a 15% restocking fee while trying to return a bicycle that I believed had a recurring mechanical problem--and that the demand disappeared only after I said I intended to publicly document and report the situation. That is something I believe prospective customers deserve to know. If you've had a similar experience with University Bicycles in Boulder--particularly involving a defective or problematic new bicycle and a proposed 15% restocking fee--I would be interested to hear what happened. And one final note: If you happen to purchase a dark green Specialized Rockhopper from this shop and begin experiencing strange shifting problems, I would be very interested in hearing from you. Maybe my experience was an isolated one. I sincerely hope it was.

    Granby Westside Cycles - bikerentals - Updated September 2026

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