I got my pedals swapped out on a drop-in basis. The service personnel agreed to do it on the spot and I waited in the outdoor picnic area for all of five minutes. Pros: - chill vibe (zero pretension) - reasonable price $14 for swap out - covid safety measures of plexi-barriers, reinforcing social distancing and providing hand sanitizer Notes: - best to call beforehand to check for booking appointments for larger projects/servicing read more

Wow! I'm so blown away by the amazing people down at the Landyachtz factory store. I came in hoping to find my dream bike and I found so much more! They were so patient in helping me build my single speed. Emanuel and Blake especially put in a lot of time with me and made sure I was completely happy before I left. They also gave me sick deal on my bike. I was actually blown away when they called me and gave me the total amount for the whole build. They are so knowledgeable and willing to help it was very refreshing. I am so stoked to have my dream bike built and I will be recommending them to all my friends and family. Go here everybody! The quality of the bikes are amazing as well. read more

Landyachtz - My single speed. - Bike Repair/Maintenance Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

During COVID-19 it is difficult to get decent quality bike with well known components. Was lucky to find this shop on-line. All calls were answered within few seconds. Four days between ordering and receiving, with free shipping from BC to ON. Very good shipping case, easy to assemble. My Spitfire is joy to ride. Simple, robust, yet comfortable. I did my first century on this bike. And daily rides for 20+ km are pleasure. With quality been proofed, I'm waiting for their Blade frameset to use it at local velodrome. read more

Landyachtz - Spitfire model. Build to deal with Canadian roads. Can't wait for blade frame set to try it on local velodrome. - Bike Repair/Maintenance Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

I really like their designs but they screw you on the Support side. I bought a $300 longboard and it was in the first week the layers of Maple de laminated and curled up. I was far from home so I had to trim it to safely write it back and they refuse to warranty it because I trimmed it even though you could still see the crappy quality and layers of maple separating. Then they double down by saying it was my fault that it started to delaminate even though it started the laminate before I trimmed anything. Honestly any business is only as good as it support so unfortunately even though they do have some killer designs they're a pretty crappy company Update!! They totally reached out to me in adopt taking care of me. I really don't care if we take the long way as long as we get there. Thank you Jacob with Landyachtz! read more

Landyachtz may wish to amend their name to reflect the newest addition, the (was a pop-up, now permanent) arcade room. What's (a few more letters) in a name? Landyachtz Factory Store & Bicycle Repair & Arcade...whew! The hubs and I were ambling down Union St (bike friendly) when I saw a sign reading 'arcade' in the distance. One enters Landyachtz proper in order to access the arcade room. It's a cozy yet spacious spot. Natural light coming through a set of glass doors brightens up the arcade just enough, but too much. There's a modest selection of early 80s cabinet games including Ms. Pac-Man (extra man at 20k, if I remember rightly), Centipede (sticky track ball--no bueno), and Donkey Kong. The broader pin selection includes Ripley's (good game play), The Wiz of Oz (super good game-play), Cyclone, Addam's Family & Taxi. There's one mame cocktail game for your varied gaming pleasure. I forgot how to navigate through the game selection and wound up playing Tetris, much to my chagrin. Pinball: Toonie--3 plays (championship setting), Loonie--one play Video games: 50¢/play Back in the main shop one can find trucks, sharp-looking decks & wheels. There's a skate ramp (& washroom) in the back room. The bike repair shop is just off the ramp space. The young dudes working at the shop are personable & helpful. read more

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Hipster bike and skateboard shop in a hipster part of town, right along a major bike path. If this doesn't feel good, I don't know what does. Parking is available on the street. Ironically, the bike rack in front of the store is quite tiny. A few more spaces might help. The inside is definitely hipster. Friendly staff, funky art on the walls, and plenty of gear to check out. Reminds me of the old school ski rental lodges, but with bikes and skateboards instead. Awesome. In the back there's also a half pipe for those inclined to do some tricks. The roof seems a bit low for this, but what do I know. I took a quick look at their repair services, and the prices are actually lower than I was expecting. Will definitely be back to take advantage of this. The main reason why my buddy and I were here though was the vintage arcade, tucked away in the back area. This alone is worth a special mention. 10 or so pinball machines, as well as a nice selection of coin-op arcade machines. Pac Man, Street Fighter II, Mortal Kombat. Need I say more? read more

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Great upfront customer service, reasonable pricing, and a decent selection. Just blocks away from my home too, so I really wanted to give this place the benefit of the doubt. However, after bringing bikes in for work on three different occasions now (over a period of quite a few months), I will not be returning for bike repair or maintenance. The mechanical service was hit and miss at every turn. From small things like chainrings not being centered properly (aesthetics) to more major things like brake calipers not being torqued down properly and coming loose right away (safety). With in-between issues as well- such as brake housing be installed too short and bikes coming back with fresh scratches where there shouldn't have been any fresh scratches. With their convenient location and friendly staff I'll probably still pop in now and again when I need a fresh set of tires or am looking for a tool or part, but there are plenty of other shops in town that do a more professional job on the mechanical side of things. read more

I needed a commuter so I decided to shop local. I ended up buying the CB2 MkII. I love it! It's fun to ride, feels like I can hop curbs without worry, is lighter than expected and looks slick too (lots of compliments from others). They're super attentive (not easy to find during the pandemic bike craze) and knowledgeable. They're also extremely organized so if anyone different helps you, they'd know exactly where you'd left off. They're on top of it. They just have their s*** together! It also took them 2 days to build my bike instead of the estimated 3 weeks. I had no idea how many accessories they had, and their selection is superb, nice and stylish but not overly pricey. I left with $300 of accessories and a new, fun bike. Pandemic bike shopping made easy. Thanks for making it painless! read more

I'm not a skateboarder but this place also repairs bikes and has a vintage pop-up arcade and some sort of backyard patio space. The fact this is on the Adanac bike path pleases me to no end,.. it is like the real life of our city is springing up off the main drags and this is both a place to have fun, shop, and relax,.. I'm in full support of that. read more

I find the staff to be super-friendly and knowledgeable about bikes. I took my bike in while I was out of town and they emailed me with a quote and had my bike all ready to go when I returned. When they assessed the bike, they told me what needed replacing and what could be left alone and I really appreciated their honesty. They will be my go-to shop. read more

If you took everything rad about Strathcona and cold pressed it into an organic hipster juice you would get Landyachts! I attended the launch for Do604 and was super impressed at how it accommodated a big event. The half pipe played host to a DJ and Band with dancing in the middle, the arcade was full and they had two bars set up. They had a food truck outside which helped with the flow and people seemed happy to walk out and grab a bite. Totally worth a visit if you are riding your bike along Union. read more

Three weeks ago I took my bike in for a tune up. Their posted price was lower than any other price I have seen. I expected a bunch of add ons to inflate the cost but only one suggestion: a chain that doesn't rust (something that I have never been offered before but readily accepted). The final price was exactly what was posted and the work was exceptional. But the story doesn't end there: about a week after my first visit my bike was stripped of all parts not locked while I was in a meeting downtown. I took what was left of my bike to Landyachtz almost in tears on a Friday and by Tuesday they had rebuilt my bike better than it was and for a extremely reasonable price. The staff are very friendly, extremely knowledgeable and display a level of empathy and compassion that is rarely scene in the service sector. Landyachtz is my new bike shop. Thanks guys for a great job! read more

After receiving the absolute worst customer service in years from another skate shop, I was pleasantly surprised to get the best customer in years at Landyactz. Unlike his counterpart at a competitor's shop, the clerk at Landyactz appeared to be well socialized, and didn't pre-judge me based on my appearance (and yes, I did bathe that day- or was it last year...) He welcomed me into the store, and proceeded to offer excellent advice,on selecting a longboard, as well as answer any questions regarding the longboards. He was friendly, knowledgeable, and very professional. He took the time to ask me questions on my skating experience, the type of riding I would be doing, etc., to help find an appropriate board. For those unfamiliar with the company, Landyactz is a very well respected longboard manufacturer, based in Vancouver. They have a small retail store beside their factory, and are located in East Vancouver. The store had a wide array of longboards as well as skate components. A great place to find a quality longboard, with the added bonus of not having a socially stunted, mental-defective working as a clerk. read more

Over a couple of decades I've taken my road and mtn bikes to at least half a dozen shops for tune-ups. I'm a bit of a perfectionist when it comes to my bikes, and my road bike came out of Landyachtz better than it came out of the shop I bought it in. 100% perfect tune, I was so happy. The staff are pros. Best bike repair shop in the city! read more

I came here for an event but stayed to check out the indoor skate park, check out some boards and to shoot the shit with the staff. Great place that is encouraging of a scene that needs positive fostering. read more

This was my second time taking my bike to this shop. I was having issues with my rear derailleur and a squeaky chain. I was out of there within 10 minutes and my bike has never ridden so smooth. To top it off the repair was done for under $10!. I'll be taking my girlfriends bike in this week for a tuneup for the same kind of issues. read more

The guys working there are very helpful and friendly. Price is reasonable. They have free filtered water which is very sweet.

The people at this shop were super helpful! I didnt know anything about my bike and they were happy to give me a full run down and gave me an affordable tune up! Great vibes here! read more

I had a bike situation where I needed to use an allen key to open my electric's bike compartment on my way home and didn't have the tool. I popped in here and the person who greeted me, was able to lend me an allen key. The place was so helpful and friendly (: read more

I have bought 4 Landyachtz longboards, called to the main store trying to buy stock grip tape, got ahold of someone named Juan, he told me he would check into it and let me know, that was in the winter, now its summer, never heard a word from Juan. I did send another email no response again, no more Landyachtz in my future, lots of other good board companies out there. read more