In 2018 I paid a lot of cash for my Canyon CF-SLX Road Bike and happy the bike store down the…read morestreet took good care of me. When that shop, lost their lease and had to close I was in a panic as I am great with financial spreadsheets but a real Clutz with anything mechanical so I called the single Canyon outlet in the USA at the time which was in Oceanside, CA. Naturally they were hesitant to name a place but with some begging I finally got a guy in their mechanic shop to recommend Stotts on Victory Boulevard in Burbank and have been very happy with them. I do a lot of charity rides including the 545-mile AIDS Life Cycle 10 times along with many local centuries in the area. Over the years I've become comfortable with telling them they type of ride I am getting ready to do and ask them to do whatever they need to get the bike ready; if it's just a small adjustment out of wack they just do it with no charge but it its more, I am always quoted a price and a reason why the work is needed. One time I went in to buy a new set of Continental Grand Prix 5000 tires and was shown why I did not need tires by showing me the tread indicators. I went in to get new brake pads once and was told I just needed a slight adjustment. I now just drop of my bike and tell them to do whatever it needs for xxx bike ride and they always call me back with a quote and a reason why. A tune up is a tune up but if more is required, they always call me to say what they recommend and the reason why. From the owner to all of the staff, I trust these guys and drive out of my way to patronize them. David Woodard

I needed axle nuts so I stopped by Stotts. I was in and out in 5 minutes. I recommend if you need…read morebicycle parts. Nice friendly staff. Parking available out in front of the store.

This is the best bike shop in the valley!…read more I recently bought a vintage bike due to the increase in gas prices (I know everyone else is thinking about it too). I came in knowing bare minimum on bikes. However, Ulysses was super wise and insightful with anything and everything about bikes. He helped revitalize this bike and modified it to my needs. He was honest and communicative through every step of the build. The work speaks for itself! Would recommend 10/10!! The price is also very reasonable and worth it.

This Bike shop was sold in 2024. We repairs most types of…read morebicycles and some E-bikes as well, if not you will be referred to a shop that can better suit your bike specific situation. we sell new and refurbished bikes, parts and accessories.

Very happy with my purchase, smooth process & customer service. Will definitely recommend this bike…read moreshop!

My go to bike repair shop! First time here and will…read moredefinitely be back. They had plenty of friendly and informative employees there to help. I got new pedals and a basket all within 20 mins.

I had an outstanding experience at Cycle World. From the moment I walked in, I was greeted with…read morefriendly smiles and genuine enthusiasm for cycling. The staff took the time to listen to my needs, asked thoughtful questions, and offered expert advice without ever feeling pushy. The team clearly knows bikes inside and out. They explained my options in simple terms, helped me compare features, and recommended a setup that matched my riding style and budget. My bike(s) are serviced quickly and with care. They diagnosed the issue accurately, explained the fix, and even showed me care tips to keep everything running smoothly between visits. I'm a competitive cyclist and cycle world is my "go to" place

Just awesome. Good guys, good service. Have bought and had bikes serviced here and we won't go…read moreanywhere else. Also, look out for the little doggie

Very highly recommend! Great bike service done quickly. I have an old high-end mountain bike which…read moreneeded some TLC. Kyoshi made some great suggestions for replacements and improvements. So happy to have them here in Glendale.

At last I found the shop, but I can take my bikes to that I trust…read more This will be my new local shop. I train for triathlons and needed a trustworthy place to go. One of my teammates recommended this shop. Great work, fast, and very fair prices.

Chain would shift by itself, did not know why. Had tune up done. Everything works great. Also had…read moremy wheels trued. Work performed in timely fashion. Only place close enough to me that works on Recumbents. I will be going back.

We think this place and the people that work there are the very best in the recumbent bike…read morebusiness! Great service, super knowledgeable staff, and wide selection of bikes and accessories. Competitive pricing too! What's nice is you can test drive your bike in the neighborhood behind the store.

I first walked into Pure Cycles a few months back to purchase a Thousand Helmet -as it was the only…read moreplace in Burbank to not still be stuck in the 1950s. That's the thing with Burbank (I'm a born-raised Valley Boy) - who-tf is still wearing a full on train conductor outfit and buying train models like Arnold from Different Strokes? But then again, who still thinks going to a hookah bar is cool? This town apparently. Man, I miss when downtown Burbank had goth-bums hanging out in front of that one coffee shop with Alice in Wonderland painted all over the bathroom walls. I hate that stupid painting of Val Kilmer and Meg Ryan (or is it Jim Morrison and his girlfriend Pamela?) on San Fernando Blvd. down the block from that storyplace pub. As a teen, I listened to music from Manchester - cos Richard Blade (K-R-O-Q: first in Pasadena before Burbank) was spinning just great sounds, right; then Nirvana shows up -which was cool; until corp-USA missed the point entirely and started giving us Alice in Chains - worst band ever! Seriously, quit thinking they're a good band! Then, making things worst, GenX teens who thought Grunge was an off shoot of Classic Rock (nope); started this goddam Doors revival bullsh*. Leave that to your mom, man, we got our own sound! I understood Rodney "On the Rock" Bigenheimer when he sang "I hate the 90s!" Although today I totally miss them days. Honestly. Oh yah, Pure Cycles. Yah, so what I truly dig about these guys - they don't try to sell me sh* I don't need. You see, I got this Cannonball or Cannondale (?) bicycle to ride around Forest Lawn Drive up to Mineral Wells - and I want to wear one of 'em full on psycho...err...cycle outfits like the guys racing PeeWee Herman in the opening of that '85 classic movie - (filmed in Burbank, btw, cos the director was one of 'em goth-bums from Burbank). Anyhow, they're like, "no, dude, you don't need all that...just ride." So yah, if you need true guidance from a group of men who know cycling -and not trying to sell you a bunch of stuff you don't need (however, I do recommend you buy one of their riding-caps) - drive up the same street Marty McFly skate-boarded when he yelled out, "I'm late for school!" -cos these gents are just up the block from Doc's house on Victory Blvd. Alice in Chains sucks; turn up The Style Council (Paul Weller, The Jam; good stuff!) instead - those dudes have a cool video of themselves cycling called My Ever Changing Moods. Give that, and these dudes at Pure Cycle a go!

I'll review the product, not the retail location, which now seems to be closed. Bought a new Pure…read moreCycle Fixie from my local bike shop. Loved it. Loved the simplicity & the gear ratio. Perfect for my exercise needs. Loved it so much I bought a second one for a vacation home. The second Pure Cycle Fixie was defective. Made a lot of random noise. Took it back to the shop. They spent a lot of time on it--spokes were loose & one was stripped. They also readjusted the chain. Bike still noisy. Took it in again. Mechanic said spokes were loose & made other adjustments. His colleague test rode it out the shop door to show me that they'd fixed the problem. Clunk, snap, snap, clunk--audible over busy traffic & from 40 feet away. Shop explained that the wheel manufacturing at Pure was automated & they sometimes don't get it right. Shop offered another round with the mechanic. I just returned the bike. Got my money back, but a huge disappointment & waste of time.

I came in looking for a wet suit off season and first a nice guy went asking around and came back…read moreto tell me it was low stock, then the shoe section guy for Saturday night was very helpful bubbly & friendly with me. Then there was Korbi! She went ABOVE AND BEYOND. She helped me try on a wet suit that was way too small & helped me get it off & then came to find me in the other section and found literally the only wet suit pants that would work. SHE WAS AMAZING and made me feel so comfortable amidst my poor timing of coming at closing therefore chaotic. She was even supportive when I lost my phone. Then Savannah was my cashier and she was so helpful with everything I was carrying, patient with me, let me run back & get my phone made sure I got the 20% off and so much more. GREAT HUMANS!!!

For a bigger store they have very limited sizes available. Checked on 4 different shoes and they…read moredid not have any in 10.5 the most popular size.