Staying at Omni we decided to hop the ferry to Coronado Island and in search of a tandem bike that…read morewe did not end up renting, but instead cruised around on Electra Townies and had an afternoon of fun just cruising the island! Staff on pick up & drop off were amazing and personable!! Don't skip the paper map!!!!!!

Rented a bike here and honestly this place is awesome. One of the best bike shops in San Diego for…read moresure. The staff was super chill and helpful, pricing was fair, and the whole process was quick. If you're visiting Coronado Island this is honestly one of the best ways to enjoy it. The island isn't that big so you can pretty much cruise the whole thing if you want, ride along the bay, stop for views, and just relax. It's a super fun and easy way to explore the area. Great customer service, great prices, and a really smooth experience overall. Highly recommend renting a bike here if you're in Coronado.My personal favorite spot in San Diego hands down. #BikeLife #CoronadoBikes #SanDiegoCycling #BikeRental #RideTheBay #IslandCruise ‍

This team has been extremely helpful in making sure that my new bike fits correctly and that all of…read moremy questions and concerns were addressed!

If I could give a lower review, I would absolute worst experience I've ever had by shot in my life…read more I came in and looked for some parts that I needed, asked a few questions about what exactly tool I would need in order to remove the set on a specific bike and then inquired about a brake line for a separate bike. The employee then said I'm not here to teach you anything about bikes. If you wanna buy something buy something, I could never imagine worst customer service in my life. The actual tech that worked on bikes was really nice. However, the sales guy associate was beyond disrespectful. When he said you wanna buy something, then buy something I put my money back to my pocket and walked out. I would suggest not even wasting my time going into such an awful place. PS I just saw added my review and I'm literally so disappointed with the service that I would sit here for the next five days and publish one negative review after the next the same way they treated me inside the store. Every question shut down, every inquiry, just follow a condescending remark like are you buying or not? It's Sunday so I'm literally driving 40 minutes to another bike shop just to buy the smallest part. I'd rather burn my money then give it to them.

Friendly, helpful, competent. It doesn't get any better…read morethan that. I highly recommend Ye Olde Bicycle Shoppe.

Bought my bike and took it for a quick little diagnostic, some of my gears were slipping and…read moredropped it off and was ready in a few hours. The staff were kind and courteous and efficient..If you love supporting small businesses then this is the spot for you.

Excellent service and Terry and his team have their first hand advice on how to enjoy our new rides!read more

Just added a third Pedego to the line up. The La Jolla store has treated me like gold since day 1…read more The product is premium, uber reliable and great to ride. The staff is super friendly and knowledgeable (thanks Kyle and Carly!) and the owner Terry awesome. Years back I was not loving how my Ridge Rider felt. Rather than let me by a new model he convinced me to let him retrofit the Ridge Rider. Through a fancy suspension seat post and seat on it, a taller neck and more comfy handlebars. It's been my favorite for long distance rides ever since. They always keep a huge inventory in stock to choose from, and they're just all around A+ retailers, a pleasure to do business with, and have a killer brand behind them. I'm obv a big fan!

Recently stopped by this bike shop in San Diego and had a mixed experience. On the positive side,…read morethe mechanics here are fantastic super friendly, knowledgeable, and genuinely helpful. They took the time to answer my questions and made sure everything on my bike was dialed in properly. You can tell they really care about their work and the customers. Unfortunately, the overall experience was a bit overshadowed by the owner. He tends to hover around the shop, constantly asking questions that feel unnecessary and, at times, a bit intrusive. It comes off more as a distraction than helpful oversight, and you can sense it affects both customers and the workers. It created a slightly uncomfortable vibe while I was there. If you're going for quality service, the mechanics will absolutely take care of you. I just wish the overal leadership from the owner Mo Karimi matched the level of professionalism as the mechanics.

Some really stellar people here. My son had his tires replaced, and the next day something went…read morewrong with them. both tires had popped. I took the bike back and they did some investigating, and noticed that the spokes on the inside were so sharp that they were popping the inner tube. The good people at San Diego bike shop filed them down on both, and replaced the inner tubes free of charge. They even hooked my son up with some extra gear that they had. It's nice to have kind people in the bike community.

I'm not young anymore. Well, age has nothing to do w/ it. Perhaps I was tired and feel like I'm…read moretired all the time now but we arrived to San Diego before 9AM and was fortunate to check in early with 2 upgrades. I was envisioning myself in bed to read, nap, and scroll on my phone but Gavin had other ideas. He enjoyed the breaks in the room but wanted to do things. I don't blame him. He noticed this place as we were walking to get lunch earlier. We ended renting a surrey. It's meant for 2, both would need to pedal but the left side had the real steering wheel. Even when it was Gavin's turn to "drive," I still spun the dummy wheel though I knew it served no purpose. It was instincts. The path we took was along the waterfront which is the only path allowed. It was difficult to maneuver because there were a lot of people and a lot of people that are inconsiderate, too. Like a family of 6 walking side by side? Who are your parents that never taught you basic manners?! Service was nice. They hold your ID until the rental is returned. Gavin had fun. A helmet is mandatory for kids under 18 (free). All you pay is the rental for the bike itself. I'm not sure when will be our next cruise but we will definitely try this again but early in the morning so we can bike freely w/o people.

Scooters worked great. Excellent battery power. But I just wanted to mention also the excellent…read moreservice I received. I don't know the guys name but he was a young guy and he was working at 10 AM on a Wednesday. Highly recommend if you are getting off of a cruise and want to just hang out in San Diego for the day.

Really loved this spot! The bikes are a little rusty but then again this location is by the beach…read moreand with water, comes rust. It was $15 bucks for an hour which in my opinion should be cheaper for renting a rusty bike but this is California haha. I guess I'm helping to pay that top tier space rent. I'd pay it again and love riding down here by the coast! There is always going to be loads of people down here and if you're not a confident rider, I wouldn't come here to ride a bike. There is so much going on, from kids riding, skating, blowing bubbles, adults riding, skating, and blowing bubbles. It's such a magical spot, it's always brought a huge smile to my face walking or riding down here! I use to come when you could ride scooters lol and one time a friend of mine collided with a bicyclist and she broke some bones. Needless to say, just be careful and if you're not advanced, a helmet would definitely be recommended.

Had a great time with the whole rental process- rented online and our bikes were ready before we…read morearrived. They even threw in a basket for us! We rode all over the bay and did 15 miles! We locked our bikes (locks were an additional $3-but so worth it) and stopped for lunch. I will definitely rent from Ray's Rentals again when I am back visiting my daughters.

I live in Carlsbad, so this shop is kind of far for me to go. But it's worth it. They are one of…read morethe best bike shops I have ever dealt with. I bought a bike today, and every employee that I dealt with was smart, helpful, and attentive. While I was there I watched other customers and their interactions. All good. I moved to San Diego County after 40 years in Palo Alto and was a customer of the legendary Palo Alto Bicycles and Wheelsmith stores. Now that I'm older I don't buy as many bikes or put as many miles on them as I once did, but I know a great bike store when I see one, and UC Cyclery is a great bike store.

This was my first time stepping foot into a bike shop since I was a kid riding around my hometown,…read moreand I couldn't have had a better experience. Dave, Jim, and the entire team at UC Cyclery welcomed me like family and didn't judge my lack of knowledge at all. They let me test ride both the Tarmac and the Roubaix as much as I wanted, and they provided incredible insights based on my body measurements, riding style, and goals. I never felt pressured or rushed to make a decision and I cannot say enough great things about them. If you are looking for a local bike shop, I highly recommend making this your go-to spot!