Great place. Fast inspection, lots of merchandise. Simple access from UES. Great staff.read more

I had an issue with a jacket I purchased and they simply don't care! Told me to call te…read moremanufacturer. Unbelievable. Stay away!

Had to get my bike towed yesterday after an attempted theft that left it immobilized. Andrew…read moreprovided excellent service: - had a truck dispatched to my address in the Bronx just over an hour after I contacted him. - driver called me to let me know he was 15mins away, arrived at the scheduled time, and was very helpful, friendly and professional when strapping my bike to the flatbed. - driver texted me to confirm delivery to the appropriate person in the dealership's service department, with photos. - price was reasonable given the distance that needed to be covered (across boroughs). Would definitely recommend this and would without hesitation use him again if the need comes up. 10/10

Wow. I came across this gentleman in a search for motorcycle towing. I don't bother with positive…read morereviews; I go to the negative reviews, keeping in mind there are usually two sides to any story. In this case, though, there's some consistent negative threads regarding his behavior that should give anyone pause when considering his service. The people leaving negative reviews can't all be wrong. Too bad.

Great diagnosis & super fast service & fair price - what mote can you ask from your local bike shop…read more- Juan knows his stuff !

The best bike shop in the neighborhood. Trust me - I've tried them all. Cheap, fast service from…read moreexpert techs. And the staff is so sweet.

I am writing this review to warn others about my experience with Larry's Freewheeling…read more A seller on Craigslist purchased a Marin Fairfax 1 from this shop and sold it to me as "like new." When I picked up the bike, a Larry's technician certified it as ready to ride after a tune-up. Within minutes of riding it, the gears began slipping badly. The chain came off entirely shortly after. I took the bike to another shop, which diagnosed worn cassette, crankset, and chain -- components that don't wear out from minimal use. Either Larry's failed to notice this during multiple tune-ups, or they noticed and said nothing. Either way, the bike was certified as rideable when it was not. When I called Larry's to report this, rather than taking any responsibility, a staff member became belligerent and told me I was "ignorant." That response alone tells you everything you need to know about how this shop treats customers when something goes wrong. I ended up paying $180 in repairs to make the bike actually rideable. Incompetent work and rude staff when confronted about it. Go elsewhere.

8 years after my first review of Larry's and they're still my go to bike shop. They've worked on my…read moreroad bike, my Haul-a-Day cargo bike, and now my Blix flex+ e-bike. They never make me feel bad for asking questions or having issues with my bike. Their attention to detail has kept our family on the road!

I had an arrangement with another towing company that fell through due to scheduling and Eddie came…read morethrough for me. The pricing is fair considering the last minute and the bike I had was handled very well. Thanks, Eddie!

Unfortunately had to get my bike towed twice now, but Eddie always comes through. Both times he…read moreshowed up when he said he would. He's quick, professional, and knows what he's doing. If you need your bike towed for repairs or just for transport, Eddie is your guy. If I could give 10 stars I would.

I unfortunately could not link up with Damon due to a scheduling conflict but he was considerate…read moreenough to suggest someone that could do it and they did it well. Damon also quoted the lowest of the five or six quotes I got. Thanks for your time, Damon.

It took a few hours to have someone reach out to me. That's the down side. But the prices were…read morefair, and the operator was incredibly helpful and professional. He is the reason for the 5 stars review. He did exactly what I wanted and he did it so fast. Very communicative. I received photos of every move he made. The final photo is my bike in front of the shop. I felt very at ease. I highly recommend this company.

I need my phone unlock so I can change my 10 plus phone to my phone that is lock today can you guys…read moremake that happen.

Great place for phone repair. about 1 month ago My iPhone…read morescreen broke went there to fix it. I was hurry to go to work. They fix it for me in 20 min. I was so happy. since then my phone working perfectly! The store also offer a pawn service and have many verity of merchandise like Electronics jewelry and more.. very recommended

I took the cycling class at Brooklyn Bridge Park, pier 2. The end result? 30 mins into the class,…read moreI was able to ride with no issues! This certainly proves there must be some kind of magic with their teaching methods. Here are the exact things I really appreciated about Bike New York: 1) They let you find a bike matching accurately with your size, specifically, your height and the length of your legs. The seat should be about level with where your butt falls; you should be able to stand on your toes while sitting on the bike seat, but your heels should not touch the ground. 2) Breaking down the exercise into two parts: first just slide while sitting - your pedals being taken away. Once you get comfortable, you get to ask of one of the staff to help you reinstall the pedals back onto the bike. This really helps. 3) They give you a helmet in advance. This safety measure grants you huge mental comfort so that you feel safe and secure, and therefore focus 100% on bike-riding with no fear afterwards. 4) The encouraging words at the beginning of the class were really helpful too. Everybody was encouraged to say something about what motivated you to learn to bike- most of us were not first time learners, the reason why we failed usually could be attributed to various personal things such as childhood trauma, over-protective parents, etc. But putting history, burdens and debts behind us is so important for us adults to move on. The instructor reminds us once again. Here we go, now we are all motivated, as long as you desire something to happen, the world is already conspiring to help you achieve that goal!!! 5) The instructor warned us about the potential discomfort while seating, but hey, it's okay, tiny discomfort is normal in life. It's the same for everyone! We are reminded beforehand, again, it helped, especially for people with low PHYSICAL pain tolerance. (To be quite honest, I am very strong and tough mentally, but when it comes to things physical, I'm not so sure... I think it might be related to my over-protective parents and my weak sports nerve, which I am determined to change...) Once the class started, I was 100% focused on my own learning to ride, constantly adjusting, coordinating, and reacting to changes. Being precise about the direction of movement and my speed. Making adjustment on the improvement strategy and summarizing based on experience... all these efforts paid off by the end of the class. Besides following the instructions, I didn't focus so much on other people, because I understand 90% of the time, caring about others' progress is futile when it comes to learning and growing. You should just do your best at your own pace! Overall, I can guarantee to say, this was one of those perfect learning experience which was thoroughly enjoyable, inspiring and beneficial. Next step is to buy a perfect bike and to ride more on the streets. :))) Can't wait! Thank you, Dahlia, you are truly an amazing instructor.... and to other other volunteers - John, Arnold, Sarah... You were awesome.

Bike New York is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting bicycling and bicycle safety…read morethrough education, community outreach, and events. They organize the annual 5 Boro Bike Tour which over 32,000 cyclists participate in, over 40 miles through all 5 boroughs. I was able to view some of my friends and cheer them on as they rode by this year. I can ride a bicycle so maybe one day I'll jump in. They have youth and adult events and education. If you don't know how to ride a bike they offer workshops and training.

I am a newbie to motorcycles. Came to the shop to get a feel for the place, because...I'm a newbie…read more I need a place to get service done, to order stuff, have things installed, and winter storage. I won't be going anyplace else. Friendly, reasonable, good hours, a wealth of knowledge with a willingness to share (without talking down to the, you know...newbie), close to my home...I'm sold!

If I could give 0 stars I would. When dropping off my CBR600RR, I provided a replacement radiator…read moreand the only thing I asked was to get it running smoothly. It took them THREE WEEKS to complete rather simple maintenance on my bike and even still it wasn't completed. Cory had a TERRIBLE attitude and was a complete A hole through the entire process. They refused to give me a quote and charged me 1700$ for basic maintenance. The bike doesn't even run anymore and I have to take it to another shop. I have NEVER written a review for any establishment before until I came to this sorry excuse for a buisness. do NOT come here. You will lose THOUSANDS of dollars and time while dealing with people who have no idea what they are doing. When asked about my bike failing to turn over, he suggested I get new grips. There are not enough words to describe how terrible this shop is and I advise with the utmost urgency to avoid the place at all costs. In the time it takes for your bike to get back you could have fixed it yourself and could easily surpass the very limited knowledge this joke Cory has. DO NOT COME TO THIS PLACE!!!!