We were in BV for a high school MTB race and literally had 30 minutes to walk the town before a…read moreplanned pre-ride of the race course with our team. We entered Boneshaker with only 5 minutes to spare, just browsing. They carry 2 of my favorite bikes - Cannondale + Electra - so I instantly liked their taste. We were greeted by Dave (owner) who saw our MTB shirts and asked about the race. Then a fellow patron/rider came over and we chatted about favorite trails. Really friendly folks. Anywho, next thing I know, they're putting clip-ins on a full-suspension bike for my son to demo during the pre-ride. With barely a signature and zero deposit, my son walked out *on air* 5 minutes later, excited to demo another new bike. (Back story: He rides a hard tail but loves downhill and wants full-suspension even though he races XC. Since we aren't made of $ and he's midway through his teenage growth spurt, we aren't buying 2 very expensive bikes. So he's been looking for one to serve both purposes but every bike he's demo'd has been too heavy.) The bike was 4 lbs lighter than others he demo'd and he loved it. After sleeping on it and talking to our team mechanic, we decided it would be a good fit for his needs. Dave + team gave us a pretty good deal on the bike (a 2017 Norco Optic) but it was an outgoing model (making room for 2018s) so we already knew this was the time of year to score a deal. And it was a demo. Regardless, they took care to ensure the bike was perfectly tuned for my son's size, weight, and riding needs. Two hours later, he raced it and came across the Finish with a grin even the Cheshire Cat would envy. Win-win! Bottom line: Friendly, no nonsense staff. Very knowledgeable. We'll definitely pop back in on Dave + team next time we're in BV.

This place is unbelievable. Such an incredible selection; changed my life. I would recommend this…read moreplace to anyone, bikers and non-bikers alike!

This ski shop is awesome. Audie is amazing, and the staff is pleasant and encouraging. So many…read moreski shops that I've used act like customers are an inconvenience. CB Sports staff are happy to help, friendly and skilled. We look forward to patronizing this shop. The coffee is amazing as well!

I reserved two mountain bikes from Crested Butte Sports and paid an extra $25 per bike for early…read morepickup so I could be ready for a big ride. Total anticipated bill was $304.50 for the two mountian bikes. When I picked them up, I was shown the Squidlock suspension lockout feature, but when I got home, it didn't work. I called the shop and was told the bike had a known failed Squidlock and they had no replacement available. This is frustrating because the suspension lockout was important for my planned climb on the 401 Trail Loop, and I could have rented from another shop that had fully functional bikes. When I returned the bike and explained my concern, Audi, the owner was defensive, saying most mountain bikes don't have Squidlock (true, but nearly all modern bikes have a suspension lockout). Regardless, renting out a bike with a known failed component without disclosing it is unacceptable. I was only offered $25 off the rental, which did not reflect the impact this issue had on my experience.

I strongly advise looking for another mountain biking outfitter in Moab. Our private tour of the…read moreDead Horse Point Singletrack on April 11th was a massive disappointment, largely due to Rim Tours' misleading staff and lack of basic safety protocols. Before booking, I explicitly called their office to inquire about the trail's difficulty. Their representative adamantly assured me that this was an easy, beginner-friendly ride. That was completely false. The trail features rocky, technical terrain. When confronted about this later, management simply pointed to the "intermediate" label on their website, completely ignoring the blatant misrepresentation by their own sales team over the phone. To make matters worse, we were caught in a severe storm. While I understand a standard "rain or shine" policy, we were exposed to active thunder and lightning out on the trail. A competent outfitter would prioritize safety and pull their clients off an exposed plateau during a lightning storm. Instead, because we had to end the ride early to avoid being struck by lightning, Rim Tours hid behind their cancellation policy and refused to offer any kind of refund or credit, claiming the guide deemed it "appropriate to proceed." If you value honest communication and your own personal safety, do not book with Rim Tours. They will tell you whatever you want to hear to get your credit card, and once the tour starts, you are completely on your own.

Great Staff! Fun White Rim Trip. Food was awesome. Local knowledge about rock formations and…read moreindigenousness people was very interesting. Will go again

Collegiate peaks overlook recreation area was surrounded by a lot of beauty. While there was…read moretaking in the stunning views of the collegiate peaks and dreaming of summer time 14er adventures. There was a series of trails over in this area that were geared for hiking and also mountain biking. They can connect to the trails that are just right in town from the white water park. The trails were well marked and also well marked with difficulty level. The trailhead we visited did not have any restroom or port a potty so be sure to go before you get there. Also its a colorado parks and wildlife area so there will be a fee if you go unless you have the correct pass. Would definitely come and explore this area and trails more if given the opportunity.

So, just picked up my bike after being serviced before an extended trip. Had the suspension done…read moreand a few other things. The bike is running like new. Suspension feels great Best of all the guy working Clay is great to deal with. Knowledgeable and efficient and he doesn't end each sentence with Bro or Bra. Thanks to Clay and his techs for getting me rolling smooth and helping navigate a challenging warranty issue on my wife's bike.

Best in Breck, run by competitive racer couple and some excellent mechanics. Favorite of visiting…read moreracers...

Good selection. New owner. Swell-up rental of 3 Mtn bikes when not busy took 30 mins, took upgrade…read morebut didn't demo to beginners how to use upgrade feature. Poor working order, returned after 1 hour due to sleet, requested credit for future rental was denied, felt looked down on. Called next day & Mgr gave 1bike rental comp-- bike was ready quickly & worked well.

Rarely leave reviews. But this one is totally deserved... Really amazing staff, went in for a last…read moremoment simple flat tire issue. You can tell they really care about what they do, took the time and highlighted a few small things that could have caused big issues later, such as the rear rotor not torqued correctly and was lose, adjusted the front brakes that were slightly rubbing and moved the brake line on the fork so it's less likely to get snagged up on stuff. Tightened some frame bolts too, Nothing was an upsell, but I decided to get a new tire even it just needed sealant, such great service and care overall !! They are also very knowledgeable on the trails in the area and sponsor local events and not overpriced either given the location.

These guys are legends. They have repaired my bike, mounted…read moremy skis, given me spot on directions for trails and sold me guide books, apparel and obscure parts. They are straight forward, helpful and knowledgeable. I prefer to check in with these guys first for anything that I might need for climbing, skiing or biking. Keep it up, buddy bear!

10 minutes ago New I…read morebrought in my 09 Yeti for service from Lake City, so over an hour drive. After the winter, I tried to add air to my rear shock and all the air came out. My first thought was that my ancient shock pump finally wore out. But both of my 26" wheels also need trueing badly so I figured I would bring it in to be tuned. When I got to the shop the first question from the guy checking me in was, do you really want to spend any money on this bike? I let him know that I didn't have the budget for a new bike this year so I just wanted to keep it on the trails a little longer. I asked if they could test one of their shock pumps on the rear suspension before sending it off for a full-rebuild from Dirt Labs which was quoted as $250 plus shipping. He assured they would look into it before dissembling it. He also said they would true the tires and rebuild the front fork as well. He said it would be ready in about 15 days and they would give me a call. 10 days later they call and say it's ready to pick up. $300 - except they couldn't true the wheels (which rub terribly) because the spokes are corroded, and they couldn't rebuild the front fork. So just got a 15 year old suspension rebuild for $300 on a bike I paid $250 for. Well I definitely wouldn't have rebuilt the rear suspension if I knew I now needed to buy new 26" wheels. Still wasn't too mad. Friend shows up to Lake City, opens the van and they gave him a 2025 Yeti. Roughly a 9k bike. Laughing and being the great guy I am, I called back and said "I think you guys made a mistake. I paid my friend $50 to bring me my bike from Gunnison, and you gave him the wrong bike." The guy on the phone started giving me attitude! He said "oh we need that back right away!" I offered to bring it back 2 days later when I had a flight out of Gunnison - citing the 3 hour round trip drive and the fact that I was working those days. Here's the kicker, finally get my bike back and the rear shock still needed air. Hooked up my shock pump and listened more closely to the air spewing out the house and watched the suspension deflate. Got a new pump, filled it right back up. I guess it's possible they looked at the rear suspension and determined it needed a rebuild. But that doesn't explain not telling me about the wheels or fork, or the joke of mixing up a $250 2009 26" and a $9000 2025 29". Won't be back. Still feeling like I got ripped off. And I still need new wheels to ride my bike.

We parked off 83 and it was a short walk to the bridge. There were people riding horses and…read morewalking dogs. Righter after the bridge is the paved bike path. This path had tons of prairie dogs and they were all chirping at each other. I'll have to update this review after I go through the Mesa Rim loop, but for this time around it was just a casual walk without many sights.

We parked at the #2 Trailhead off Castle Oaks Drive. There are only about 10 spaces, but this lot…read morehas a bathroom, trashcan, and dog bags. We chose this trail because its only about 2.8mi to do the Mesa Rim Loop trail v the Cherry Creek Trail to the loop (about 6 mi). This hike is very exposed to the elements so come prepared (hat, water, sunglasses, layers in non-summer). There are lots of prairie dogs along the trail, but that also means rattlesnakes and coyotes, so please keep your dog on leash despite the wide open temptation to let them run free. There are also many cyclists on the trail. The trail is well-marked with great views of the mountains and is easy enough for young kids, too.

Highlight was renting a helmet from these guys after having a really crappy day at Breckenridge…read morewhich I have to say has to be the least ADA friendly resort I've visited so far. Mike helped me out and was really pleasant. Great ADA parking out front and wide doors to accommodate my wheelchair getting into the building . Highly recommend this business!

Our family and friends had another fun ride down the Vail Pass. Alpine Sports got us fitted with…read morehelmets and bicycles. We watched a safety video, signed a waiver, paid, then loaded up in the shuttles for a ride to the Vail Pass starting point. The first mile or so of the ride are switchbacks, so go slowly. Then coast on the straightaway to Copper Mountain. Get a chair to view the ski area. Restaurants and coffee shops are around, plus restrooms. Then ride into Fresco. Be sure to stop at the free museum with the log buildings. So fun! Mornings are cool, so wear long sleeves or a jacket. Jeans or leggings or on warmer days, shorts are fine. Afternoon rides can get rained on. The team at Alpine Sports are helpful and friendly. We recognize their faces after riding for many years. If you do one activity other than hiking, make this ride a must. Reserve your bikes online and get a discount!

I wish I could give this place more stars!! Russell, at Vail Bike Hub is probably one of the nicest…read moreand happiest people I've ever met! He so kindly helped us out when my husband got a flat while downhilling on the mountain. It was so convenient, right at the base of gondola one. Thanks again for your help!! Highly recommend!

The guys at Vail bike hub were very helpful. They were very accommodating to my family which…read moreincluded a 6 year old and 4 year old. They were willing to put on training wheels for my 4 year old son. When we came back 20 minutes later because we had no experience biking on hills, they had no problems switching us over to electric assisted bikes with tandem bike attachments. They gave us directions on where to bike to experience the most of Vail. Thank you very much!