Had to replace some tires. Called up and the owner was super nice. He said to come on in and he'll…read moredo it in about 20 mins. It was actually shorter and the price was $45. I will return the next time I need any maintenance work.

Brian (owner) is a meticulous, knowledgeable mechanic, good communicator and is a great source for…read morelocal ride information. I highly recommend this business.

Thumbs up to "Fritz" and his kindness and knowledge…read more I went in a couple of days ago because my wife took a tumble on her new E-Bike. She damaged the main sprocket, and the chain continually fell off. I did not expect immediate attention and service. Fritz examined the bike (which I had purchased elsewhere BTW) and immediately diagnosed the issue and made a few repairs and adjustments. WOW! So impressed. Edd López, Healdsburg resident.

Been a customer here for about a decade. Needed my bars wrapped, they sell enve tape for $59.99,…read more$19.99 over enve retail price on their website. That's 50% over retail. The shop was listed on a local bike club website as offering a discount to members, when I went to pay the manager resisted providing the discount, then he looked up the club website and begrudgingly offered 10% off. 10% off was still 35% over retail. Not coming back. When the British couple ran the shop things were better. BTW I was in the bike industry for many years.

So Fun! Their shop…read moreis easy to find near the traffic circle coming into/out of the main thoroughfare not far from the main plaza. (Tip about parking.... don't park in the main "plaza" area as they have 3 hour limits and will ticket you. There are areas just off the main part of town that have free parking as well as paid parking lots. Definitely cheaper than the parking ticket we heard could be $200.) Chris set us up with bikes easily and quickly and then Shannon took us out on a lovely 15 mile-ish ride with 2 winery stops - Mounts and Mill Creek as well as a brief stop at the Dry Creek market in case you need to use the bathroom or grab a snack. (Our tour included Big John sandwiches, so we were set there. But if you wanted a sweet treat, the Dry Creek market had all kinds of goodies.) As it was a Friday morning, the roads were not super congested (thankfully) so we didn't have to deal with a lot of cars. On the way back, we encountered more cars but still not too bad. I would not want to do this on a weekend as I'm not super comfortable riding with cars zooming past. The ebikes were great and handled smoothly. I'm a newbie for the most part as this was my second time on an ebike and it was easy to use. So if you've not tried it yet, I highly recommend it. I mean..... As long as you know how to ride a normal bike that is. The helmets come with built in speakers and a microphone so you can talk to each other and listen to Shannon as she shares local tidbits. The bikes have a bag that you can put your water bottle in and your purse. And if you buy any wine at the wineries, Shannon can carry a couple bottles or Chris will go get them and bring them back to the shop. If you need to buy a travel wine box, they sell those too at the shop. As I'm traveling on Alaska, I get to check a free case of wine. Woohoo! You don't have to take a tour with them. You can just rent ebikes from them for the day if you want. But I like the tour because they know the area, the locals and you don't have to think of where to go. Plus, they picked 2 fantastic wineries that I would not have found on our own. Thank you, Shannon for a great day! Thank you, Chris for getting our wine back to the shop!

Bike Tour Sonoma is hands down the most fun thing to do as a family in Healdsburg... the team has…read morecurated the easiest e-bike models in the industry, paired them with the most advanced mesh-enabled helmets (allowing group communication without any crackling or pauses or buttons to push), the best tour maps of the surrounding beauty organized on handy GPS apps, and more importantly, a complete white-glove experience of what a top-notch bike rental should be, where you benefit from all the pesky logistical aspects having been solved for you... just show up with your loved ones, and Chris will make sure you will all have amazing and unforgettable memories together. 10 of 10!

Mike was so easy to work with. Bike was ready on arrival. Dropped it off later in the day. No…read moreworries about gas, although I filled it up. It was like borrowing a bike from a friend!

Mike rented me a Harley Davidson Sportster XL1200. It was $250 for the day and I included gear for…read moretwo if needed. The bike was in good shape and was a ton of fun to ride the road to heaven, the coastal highway and through wine country. Nieman's is the only option I found in the area, and fortunately is a good one!

What a beautiful shaded walkway next to a creek. It meanders next to hotels, parks and homes…read more Lots of bicyclers. Lots of trees, birds and plants. Pretty overpasses and it seemed quite peaceful. Nice break and change to walk down there. Quite desolate so I would definitely walk 2+.

What a lovely walk. It is an easy flat terrain and is paved. The sound of the rushing water as you…read morewalk along it's very relaxing. It's not somewhere that feels uncomfortable or unsafe. There were quite a few people walking along the trail. It was a nice sunny day, but on the cool side, walking under the trees, and hearing all the birds was delightful.

This hike is not for the faint of heart, lol. We went up to the summit and back down towards…read morePythian road. Great loop, today was a little over 7 miles. This park was badly burned when we went years ago and with the most recent closure, it is finally open (2024) but it is still a bit like a tree graveyard. Unfortunately. Challenging hike, beautiful views, I love that it can connect to Gunsight rock, which is an awesome spot to picnic and have a break. On a clear day you can see all of the bay! You can park off Pythian as mentioned or get to it by Sugar Loaf. Parking off Pythian is part of the regional parks but if you access by Sugarloaf you'll need to park via their pass or a state pass for parking.

I finally made this hike up Hood Mountain to Gunsight Rock. The climbing gets quite steep towards…read morethe end, but the spectacular views make it worth it. The scenery was beautiful the entire hike. After the rains we've had recently, it was nice to see a few waterfalls along the way. Make sure to bring water & snacks as it's almost 9 miles of hiking with over 2000 feet of climbing.

We had a great time paddle boarding on Russian River! John was very helpful, giving us clear…read moredirections and ensuring we were well set up for our adventure. The meeting spot was about 15-20 minutes from Healdsburg, a beautiful drive to get there. The water was calm and the area beautiful- we just saw a few other groups in 2 hours out on the water. It was a hot day, but on the cool river it felt great. There are a few beach areas to stop with a picnic, but lots of the shore area has plants so we ended up just stopping in a shady area and eating on the water. All in all, a great adventure when up in the area!

We had the most wonderful day paddle boarding from Wohler Bridge! It is such a serene stretch of…read moreriver. John was professional and so easy to work with from booking to the day of the paddle. We highly recommend Russian River Paddle Boards and will be back again soon.

We rented bikes from Doug and had a great experience. Doug is extremely helpful, informative and…read morefriendly. We rode the Valley of the Moon route suggested by the Santa Rosa Cycling Club and it was very beautiful (https://srcc.wildapricot.org/page-274834). Doug rents 2 types of ebikes - hub-mounted and mid-mounted motors. Our bikes at home have mid-mounted motors which we prefer. If you have a preference, be sure to confirm with Doug which type you'll be renting.

Doug was awesome! We rented a couple of very high quality ebikes to explore the area. Highly…read morerecommend this business, the bikes, and Doug.