Friendly and knowledgeable staff. Good selection of bikes available in store. Additional bikes…read moreavailable at Windfield location.

Great bike shop and friendly staff! We took in my son's toddler bike in to get the chain fixed…read more They had it ready the next day and ended up doing the labor for free. Highly recommend!

Recommend this store to anyone seeking great service and positive interactions with staff…read more Sean and Eric in service and support are friendly, knowledgeable and fair. They sought to get me back rolling ASAP at lowest cost without the condescending attitude you find in some shops if your not riding a super expensive bike. Again kudos to Sean and Eric I will never hesitate to bring my bike there!

In order to get a bike tuneup, you have to drop your bike off and right now. Leave it with them for…read more10 days. At the truck store in Michigan I just make an appointment and I come in and they do it the same day. Why do they have to hold my bike for 10 days. It's ridiculous. I was going to buy a bike for my daughter and I had my credit card out and everything and the sales person got snippy with my daughter when she asked about whether she could get a free water bottle because she got one with her last bike. I put my credit card away and walked out. I haven't been back since.

Basil the owner is very knowledgeable. He will help you find the right bike. I bought a Cervelo a…read morefew years ago.

Excellent food. Excellent drinks. Great staff. Great location. We went back 2 nights in a row.read more

Super fast, efficient service. Worked with my schedule (and paycheck interval) and had two bikes…read morefinshed in less than 24 hours. One was a full tune up with tire replacements and the other had a broken derailleur. My bike was in sad shape after a long period of not riding it, and I am so excited to ride now that it's practically brand new. 100% I will be getting yearly tune ups from MG Bike Fix!

I'm so glad I checked yelp and found this business. Not only will you save money having your bike…read morefixed here, Matt works fast so I had my bike fixed and ready the following day! He let me know the prices upfront before I even brought my bike in and then let me know how much everything will be before doing any work. My rear tire was fixed without having to get a new one and he tuned it up so my bike now runs smoothly. I would definitely come back and recommend MG Bike Fix.

Don't waste your time going here. I went here and they didn't have any good selection. They didn't…read morehave anything there to being with. Rather go to EbikeProsUsa.com or just the e-bike website.

I left THREE voice messages asking if they sold a particular e-bike and got ZERO response. All I…read moreneeded was a 'yes' or 'no'. I also took a ride out there in person to find that they were open on certain days from noon to 5pm. I was there on an 'open' day around 1pm and nobody was there. Mail was piled up on the floor and not a soul in sight. The sign said you needed to make an appointment, which would have been helpful if that was also said when leaving them a voicemail. I will never recommend them to anyone I know. Customer service is non-existent.

Replaced a blown out tire tube in less than 10 min. The other shop (Midwest Cyclery) wasn't going…read moreto get our bike back to us until the end of the day. Reasonable price for super speedy service. Large bike selection in the shop, too. Thanks Chris!

I went there yesterday 6/20/26 to get work done on my bike. I had a horrible experience. I brought…read morein an expensive Felt bike to get it tuned up and to change the tube in my tire. The guy at service counter wanted to overcharge me $450. He also lied about what needed to be fixed and was very condescending. He told me the chain, seat, handles, ties, tube all needed to be replaced, plus all the service. So on a hunch, I asked him how much he would pay for my carbonfiber bike. (It's 10 years old, but I bought it for $2,000). Guy told me he'd pay $70. I knew this shop was suspect and then that cinced it. I told him absolutely not. That anyone who knows anything (and I'm not a bike expert) wouldn't pay $70 for a bike that was purchased for $2,000. He kept telling me "that's what my owner would pay" as other employees shook their head in agreement with me. I ended up taking it else where. When I got it fixed, I asked the guy what needed to be done, as a I suspected, I just needed grease and the tube replaced, nothing else. My tires weren't rotten. The guy put baby powder on my bike seat, everything else was fine. I also asked him how much my bike was worth. He told me $400+. This place is terrible and frankly taking advantage of people. My suggestion: Go to the guy in Naperville who is retired and genuine. I found him off other reviews in Yelp. Artisanbiccyle.com He's by appointment only. But charges $60 for what this place tried charging $450. He fixed everything in less than an hour -- which Spokes told me would take a week to fix. Not okay. They are taking advantage of people since so many bike shops have closed.

These guys are great (Hal and Dwayne). What they do for veterans is truly amazing. A very nicely…read morerun bike shop. Highly recommend!

I came here to have my special needs child fitted for an adaptive trike. Excellent customer…read moreservice, and we found the perfect trike. They have all kinds of bikes for everyone. They also do repairs and adjustments. They are bike pros. We came from Chicago, and it was worth the trip.

Jim is an amazing artisan. Thank you to all the other reviewers who directed me here after I had an…read moreawful experience at Spokes. This guy is honest, quick and teaches customers, if they have questions, about care and maintenance of their bike. So happy I found Jim. I was desperate to find someone to service my Felt after Get a Grip Cycles closed in Chicago. He works by appointment. Retired and wanted to work with his hands. I called him out of desperation after Spokes in Wheaton wanted to overcharge me $450 to replace tire, tubes, chain, seat. Instead it turned out to be simply a tube change and grease on the gears -- which I suspected. Jim even put baby powder on my seat to make it non-sticky after a move dinged up the seat. Can't say enough good things. He works out of his garage. He smokes a pipe. He prefers you to let him work while he works on your bike and then you ask questions. Again, old school artisan who is honest.

"Unfortunately I don't work on e bikes, so I don't know what to tell you" when asked about a simple…read moreinner tube then proceeds to go quiet, then decides to try to tell me something after I said " okay" so I told him "have a good day". No suggestion no nothing