Excellent Experience! My husband and I purchased E-Bikes…read morefrom St Helena Cyclery after looking around quite a bit. The service we were given by Jake and the crew was incredible- they explained everything in detail, even went with us on a long test drive. No pressure selling- but we were so impressed we bought two bikes that day! We even asked for a small adjustment a few weeks after buying- and Jake actually made a house call! Would highly recommend this shop- and we absolutely LOVE LOVE LOVE our new bikes!!!

We were visiting Napa and staying near St Helena - and wanted to rent a couple of e-bikes for the…read moreday. We received exceptional care and attention from Jake, who wanted to ensure we had everything we needed. The bikes we rented were perfect for us, the right size, fully charged, and quite comfortable - he delivered them to us (complete with helmets, trunk bags, and locks), and picked them up at the end of the day. As a bonus, he recommended a local restaurant for dinner that night that turned out to be one of the best dining experiences we had during the entire trip. It was a great day all round!

We rented bikes for 4 or 5 days while in St. Helena. Everything went off without a hitch. Super…read morenice people! Had a great time! Will definitely use them again next time we're in the area. Highly recommended!

From the owner: Car-free biking doesn't get any better than the newest section of Vine Trail connecting St. Helena…read moreand Calistoga. In total, 15 landowners granted easements that allowed the construction of this section of the Vine Trail. The resulting route winding through these private parcels offers an unmatched "biking through the vineyards" experience. It really should be on every wine country visitor's must-do list! Along the 8-mile stretch, you'll pass more than 25 wineries including Napa Valley's famous "Castle Winery," Castello di Amoroso, and Sterling Vineyards, known for its aerial gondola. The trail also detours through Bothe State Park, where you might be tempted to stop and park your bikes (locks provided) to explore the trails on foot for a bit. Bicyclists who make the full journey to Calistoga (8 miles) will be rewarded with charming local shops, cafes, tasting rooms and restaurants to explore. There's no shortage of delectable fuel for your return ride back to St. Helena.

it's such a great experience to rent bikes from NVBTR. They are nice folks and the bikes are…read morealways ready when you arrive. Napa Valley is a great place to ride. Staff will guide you to some great routes and destinations. Pro Tip: Much better to ride in the morning in Napa as traffic is heavier in the afternoon

Napa resident, I bike the river or vine trail 4 days a week…read more Probably 5 bike rental shops and this is only one open on Monday and a holiday Thanks, great service and maps

Treated my business like a bother and as if I was a criminal…read more Called ahead to try out a road bike. Was treated like an inconvenience when I showed up through the front door. Then was lectured about not using the test ride as a way to use the bike as a free day rental. The gentleman had an obstructionist attitude, throwing obstacles in the way of my simple goal of seeing what bike size best fit me. I've never been treated so poorly by a business. After suffering this, I stopped everything. Canceled the test ride. Put down the tail bag purchase. I told the 2 employees what I saw happening and how I wasn't going to tolerate it. Walked out and wished them a great rest of the day. The attitude towards my business and myself was appalling. I ended up buying a bike elsewhere.

I took my road bike there with a couple of hard-to-diagnose issues. Experienced and professional…read morethey got me up and running again quickly. Highly recommend.

Justin is a great guide, who told us so much interesting history that we wouldn't learn otherwise,…read moreas well as made it all a very personal experience. The water is calm and pleasant to kayak on, and the trip allowed for the tour and then some time to just paddle. Highly recommend!

Kelly was super nice and kind 10/10 kayaking experience…read more We booked a tandem kayak For a early afternoon adventure and had a great time thanks to Kelly

This is the place to go for serious walking/running shoes…read more Mike was incredibly helpful in finding the right new walking shoes for me. He was patient throughout the entire process and took the time to make sure the shoes were truly comfortable, fit properly, and would work well for long walks--not just feel good for a minute in the store. I never felt rushed and really appreciated his knowledge and attention to detail. This is the place I trust when I'm serious about finding quality walking or running shoes that fit correctly. Thank you, Mike, for making the experience so positive!

Great customer service and experts in finding the right shoe for you!…read more Thank you for your professionalism

So Fun! Their shop…read moreis easy to find near the traffic circle coming into/out of the main thoroughfare not far from the main plaza. (Tip about parking.... don't park in the main "plaza" area as they have 3 hour limits and will ticket you. There are areas just off the main part of town that have free parking as well as paid parking lots. Definitely cheaper than the parking ticket we heard could be $200.) Chris set us up with bikes easily and quickly and then Shannon took us out on a lovely 15 mile-ish ride with 2 winery stops - Mounts and Mill Creek as well as a brief stop at the Dry Creek market in case you need to use the bathroom or grab a snack. (Our tour included Big John sandwiches, so we were set there. But if you wanted a sweet treat, the Dry Creek market had all kinds of goodies.) As it was a Friday morning, the roads were not super congested (thankfully) so we didn't have to deal with a lot of cars. On the way back, we encountered more cars but still not too bad. I would not want to do this on a weekend as I'm not super comfortable riding with cars zooming past. The ebikes were great and handled smoothly. I'm a newbie for the most part as this was my second time on an ebike and it was easy to use. So if you've not tried it yet, I highly recommend it. I mean..... As long as you know how to ride a normal bike that is. The helmets come with built in speakers and a microphone so you can talk to each other and listen to Shannon as she shares local tidbits. The bikes have a bag that you can put your water bottle in and your purse. And if you buy any wine at the wineries, Shannon can carry a couple bottles or Chris will go get them and bring them back to the shop. If you need to buy a travel wine box, they sell those too at the shop. As I'm traveling on Alaska, I get to check a free case of wine. Woohoo! You don't have to take a tour with them. You can just rent ebikes from them for the day if you want. But I like the tour because they know the area, the locals and you don't have to think of where to go. Plus, they picked 2 fantastic wineries that I would not have found on our own. Thank you, Shannon for a great day! Thank you, Chris for getting our wine back to the shop!

Awesome afternoon cycling and wine tasting. If you want to cycle through wine country look no…read morefarther than Bike Tour Sonoma.

I came here from the bay area because I had heard they recently started carrying X-LAB bikes which…read moreI was interested in checking out, (great price for what you get for sure!) and they had a few in stock and/or on the way. I ended up purchasing from them and am quite happy with my new bike and their customer service. They also rent eBikes here and have suggestions for nice country paths to take originating from their shop, up to varies wineries. I plan on taking my new bike on some of these paths sometime. Revel is not just a bike shop but they also do repairs and tune ups, and sell various accessories such as locks and Camelback Podium water bottles, etc. They're friendly and accommodating here and I dig the location in The Barlow shopping district, which is really nice.

My BIKE FRIDAY (somewhat rare folding bike) was made in Eugene Oregon. It needed repairs and I…read morecalled BIKE FRIDAY in Eugene and they wanted to send me parts . Instead I took my BIKE FRIDAY to Dan at Revel Cycles. He repaired with tools and parts he had in the shop. Took him about an hour and he charged me a very reasonable rate. What I thought was gonna be complicated for me turned out to be straightforward at Revel Cycles. Revel Cycles is full sales and service bike shop. It appears to have a large selection of new bikes and accessories. I would highly recommend checking out Revel in the Sebastopol Barlow for your cycle needs.

Great customer service and really good bikes. My wife and I…read morerented Trek e-bikes for the day and it worked out visiting wineries along Dry Creek Road. Call or book ahead online

There are not enough stars for this review!…read more Every bit of this outfit is outstanding. The staff is friendly, informative and patient. The equipment is ideal for the area, with plenty off choices for more intense rides. The options for "trails" are urban for the local area, and north and south for the Wineries. We had a package deal that has a guide for the first day and on our own for the second day. Our guide, Taylor, was way cool. A local farmer/roadie/ San Fran local, with keen intel on the farming/bio-dynmic/ foodie/ family history. He clearly has a great history and relationship with the folks we stopped at and every bit was personable and flexible. He had an excellent read on the strength and weakness of the group. Overall, we did a gentle 20 miles on cushie bikes and drank a touch more wine then is good for willfully concurring the hills. We had a group of 6 and took a north loop that peaked at Quivira with the most spectacular bio-dynamic gardens. I mean bees, pigs, chickens and just the coolest raised beds I have ever seen. Seriously, I could happily retire and intern here. Our second day, was on our own on the southern route, me thinks just about 23 miles. My Aunt made it to Porter Creek (not on purpose) but I peaked at Thomas George Estate. We followed recommendations and lunched at Arista. Worthy!!! This is another heaven on Earth spot. It is not over rated. My only small complaint, on the second day (far beyond the control of the good folks at Wine County Bikes was the aggressive construction truck drivers. Mind you...there is a consistent "you're going to get hurt bad if you come off the road" with no clear bike lane. With that said the greater majority of cars, albeit fast, are very good about dealing with "tourist bike riders". Highly recommended!!!!!!