Efficient and helpful sales team. I have now bought two e-bikes from them and will do so again when…read moreneeded

Great locally owned bike shop in Squirrel Hill! I have heard nothing but good things from people…read morewho go here regularly. I had to bring my bike in for some maintenance in April 2020 during the coronavirus/covid shutdown. Biketek still offered fast and reliable service, setting me up with a new bottom bracket in just a couple days, despite being short-staffed due to the pandemic. I really appreciate how accommodating they have continued to be during this time. Outdoor activities are one of the only fun things we can do right now, so I'm very glad to have a working bike! Their prices for parts and maintenance seem in line with what I would expect.

OMBicycles!! How have I NEVER reviewed this glorious Pittsburgh institution? Literally one of the…read moremost fun places you can visit in the city. They've got so much stuff packed in making so much for the eye to see. Many, many treasures. This is the oldest bicycle shop/museum in the world!! All sorts of fun displays, over 3,500 bikes. Themed bikes, vintage, and hard-to-find bicycles. They've got movie props and so much more too. If you're visiting Pittsburgh, add this place to your stop. It's worth the time!

This museum should be at the top of everyone's bucket list when visiting Pittsburgh! The display is…read moredone amazingly "organized" yet chaotic enough to be exciting! There's nothing boring "museum" about Bicycle Heaven, it will entertain all ages, even if you've never ridden a bike in your life! The collection is absolutely massive from the oldest bike ever made to the new modern lightweight bikes. So many purple seats, it'd be fun to try to count them all!! Be ready for the memories to come flooding through, it's definitely a walk through time.

Number one top notch Bike shop in the area. I have bought…read morefrom three of the Pittsburgh TREK locations, and all have been above and beyond with customer service, bike knowledge, assistance with parts / accessories, and helping you truly find what you need. Most recent purchase was a TREK checkpoint. This bike has amazing specs, top components, and everything you need for a very comfortable, enjoyable ride on almost any terrain.

Saw the store and had to go in My beloved trek is getting on…read morein years I wanted to see what was in the store I was warmly greeted Told the gentleman that my son lent my old trek to a friend and I might never get it back ... He told me if I did check out their website for the "kellybluebook of bikes" You can bring in your old bike like a car trade in they will give your something for the old Sweet There is a big selection of treks From little kids bikes to really high end as in 3k maybe more Very nice bikes around 550 that would serve the casual rider very well Mine is over 12 years old My trek has served me well A store dedicated to the trek brand I love the idea And they seem to know their bikes well It's not the same as going to the Target a few streets over Easy parking it worth a ride over

Having just turned 75, and after many years of trail riding, I recently accepted that it was time…read morefor a little pedal assist. So after doing due diligence with online research, I went to Thick Bikes, where I found not only a great inventory but more importantly, helpful and knowledgeable service from the friendly owner, Chris, and his staff. I'm very happy with my purchase (a Velotric Tempo) and will not hesitate to recommend Thick Bikes to friends and family.

This shop would easily get a higher review. They have a good selection of bikes and accessories…read more However, our customer service experience was non-existent. I had called earlier in the day to inquire about cycling helmets. They told me the brand they carried which I initially wasn't interested in but decided to make the 1.5 hour trip to check them out. Upon arrival we were impressed with the selection of bikes but the helmet selection was limited to one brand and sizes were limited as well. As I was looking for a helmet my wife was looking at bikes. A sales person who was initially working with a customer had that customer walk away. At this point my wife said hello and the sales person halfway aknowleged her and walked away ignoring the fact that she may have a question. We decided to shrug this off and continue to look around. We took a stroll to their basement where they have more bikes and did some preliminary sizing for my wife as we are in the market to purchase a new one for her. Then wee made our way back upstairs and back to the helmets. I had decided that I liked one of the helmets but wanted to compare with others they had on display but couldn't find the color or size I needed. After having other employees ignored us I decided it was time to go and internet shop for a helmet. As we were leaving the employee that blew my wife off earlier finally took some interest in us. At this point we had been in the store for at least a half hour. I told him I was looking at their helmets and interested in the Specialized Search helmet they had on display but wanted to compare with other helmets they had. He proceeded to take us to the helmets to show us comparable models one of which was the LOMA. He then walked back to the counter to look and see if they had my size and color I wanted in stock. He then announced that they only had black. Then as I was asking him about the Propero helmet they had on display he turned to help another costomer that had walked in and never acknowledged my question. It's unfortunate that a shop that was recommended to me by a friend fell so short of how highly he and his wife spoke of them.

It was days before Christmas when I called this shop to ask about Gift Certificates. Sure, we've…read moregot them in any amount you need! I drove over right away. When I walked through the door, I was surprised by the volume of bike related merchandise and bikes in for repairs. The owner greeted me right away and helped me with my questions about used and new bike costs to help me pick the right gift amount. He chatted with me about how many new bikes were on back order due to the Pandemic (more than 300!!) and said it would be Spring before a new bike might be available. I was impressed by how big the place is and appreciated the owner taking time to educate me. I look forward to stopping by again.

If your looking for a large reasonably priced disc golf selection go to Scholls…read more Bags, disc, minis, towels they have them. Friendly service they even have knowledge of the local courses if your from out of our area.

This bike shop was recommended to me by the boys of The Coffee Tree Cycling team…read more I cannot wait to try it !

Great service, timely and informative! Rob was able to guide me in getting a tune up I knew I…read moreneeded and new parts for my old steel (1979 Panasonic) bicycle that I have thought of updating. He was just able to provide the ergonomically useful facts I was interested in. I'll be back! Tis the season for the tune up!

Bought a used bike from Jay. Had to bring it back for an adjustment on the derailleur. He went…read moreabove and beyond what was needed. Great guy to work with.

Dude left two high- end bikes unattended/ unlocked in his driveway, no one answering door or phone…read morewhen I came to pick mine up... When I pointed out it out I got, 'you're in the safest neighborhood in Pittsburgh... and my wife was home." Maybe so, but she didn't answer and wasn't close if someone decided to snag my bike. I even opened the unlocked basement door and yelled. So I guess no bikes ever get stolen in Forest Hills, but I can tell you where to find one. Didn't appreciate the lackadaisical attitude. Got our bikes back to the tune of $500, BFs rear hub was loose, my gears skipped after new drivetrain installed, had to abort first ride after picking it up. Bf ended up tweaking everything rather than taking them back. He didn't bother to call him about the rear hub. BF wanted to try out local bike shop bc they're 5 minutes from my house, but this guy didn't impress me. I'll go back to Kindred.