Found the perfect electric assist bike and they even figured out how to attach a wagon cart to the…read moreback of it. So handing when you need to move gear around a show grounds!

These folks are the BEST!…read more The wheel locks on my 97 year old mother-in-law's rolling walker was not working. Since it has had breaks similar those on bicycles. I decided to see if a bike shop could make the needed adjustments. TRECK, accommodated to the maximum by immediately repairing upon walking in. I am grateful for the swift repair, as leaving the walker would be a significant fall risk. I am grateful for the kindness and superb service. Sleep well tonight, because you just made our day a great one.

Always super helpful, knowledgeable about bikes, with speedy service. Love this place.read more

I've had my eye on a particular cruiser since the pandemic started, but it's always been sold out…read more Walmart finally got them in stock, so I ordered it online. I can barely assemble a bookcases without leftover screws, so there was no way I was going to put together a bike. The fine folks at Victory assembled it -- I named her Holiday -- in a quick turn around time and loaded it into my truck. I'll be back for tune ups!

I called Bikes Plus to ask if they could true a front wheel for me. I was told, "Sure. If you bring…read moreit in, I can do it while you wait." I brought the wheel in about 20 minutes. The employee, (sorry I did not get his name), took my wheel, mounted it on the truing machine, and had the wheel done in 10 minutes. The cost was very reasonable. The customer service was great. I will be back when I need help on the bike. Thank you, Bikes Plus.

Truly one of the nicest businesses I've been to. They were very understanding and extremely…read morehelpful. I highly recommend.

The owners, Mel and Renee, are knowledgeable, so helpful and kind. My husband and I brought in our…read morebikes because we were having trouble inflating the tires and I thought they may need to have the innertubes replaced. Not only did Mel inflate the tires for free but he walked us through exactly how to inflate them so that we could do it ourselves in the future (although I would still probably go back to them lol) while doing that, he also noticed that my husband's back brake line was stuck and was able to repair it in under an hour and the price was definitely worth it. It was cool to find out that Mel is also a retired Marine like my own father. While we waited, we walked around the shop and noticed they had a really cool selection of bikes and accessories. We will definitely be returning for all of our bike needs. Thank you Renee & Mel!

Excellent service and nice variety of bikes. I had my bike serviced. They were quick, did a good…read morejob and were very helpful. Definitely going back!

I took my road bike in for a tuneup and was told it would be about a week before my bike would be…read moreready (it's first come first serve ) and it was done two days early! When I picked it up, it looked brand new! They're a fast, friendly, knowledgeable and reliable group and I'm very happy with their service. My bike looks SO great!!!

Great service! They Always help me out when my bike needs to be fixed. I would recommend!read more

Bought all my son's gear here. Friendly staff even for beginners. They also provide annual…read moremaintenance services for mountain bikes.

Great customer service! A lot of great products to purchase. Delicious coffee shop in the entrance…read moreof the store! Very happy to have found a great shop to take care of my cycling needs.

Stopped through on the way to DOOM to snag some caffeine and brake pads. Cool shop with a lot to…read morelook at and realize how pretty everyone else's bikes are compared to yours. Friendly and helpful staff in both the cafe and shopy shop.

This particular bike service is a new to me but Explore Bike Share came to Memphis in 2018 and…read moreapparently is taking the city by storm with a bike-sharing network sure to help  Memphians get their blood pumping and their heart rates up but for areas like this one here in Overton Square it's also simply a great way to get around. I have seen quite a few people pedaling around the area, alone & in groups, and I think that it's exactly what I'd be doing if I lived in this community. So you might ask, how can both visitors and residents make use of this bike network and their transit hubs? For those of you who have never used a bike-sharing network before, here's what to know about Explore Bike Share before taking your first cycling trip. What is bike sharing? A bike-sharing program is a service that involves bikes being stored in transit hubs across a city and made available to rent through the use of an app. Such programs give users the freedom associated with having a bike without the hassle of managing the upkeep. Although bike-sharing was conceived in Amsterdam in 1965, with free-use white bicycles left unchained throughout the city, it wasn't until 1995 that bikes were made available to rent through a coin-operated payment system. Similar programs soon followed suit and the practice has grown exponentially, with many bike-sharing programs owning over a thousand bikes per city. About Explore Bike Share Explore Bike Share is a bike-sharing network that has recently come to Memphis, setting up shop so Memphians from all walks of life can enjoy a little cycling to break up their daily routine. Whether you're a fitness junkie, a tourist, a commuter or anyone else interested in using a bike to get around, Explore Bike Share is waiting for you & is broken down into four easy steps on the company's website. Pay: Users can pay through the Explore Bike Share app on their phones, which makes the transaction quick and easy. Pick up: Users can pick up their bicycles at any of Memphis' 60 bicycle hubs. Pedal: Grab bike & enjoy your time on the bike! Put up: Just bring the bike back to any designated bike station and continue with your day. Anyone interested in making use of the Explore Bike Share network can rent a bike per use or on a weekly, monthly or yearly basis. They also have a Pay-It-Forward membership, that is very cool, that provides an annual pass to both you and a Memphian in need of transportation options. Paying it forward is such a great idea that is also good for your heart!! Finally, the station here on Madison is very cool with lots of bikes and there's also some scooters here. It's got solar power, it's well lit and the pay options and instructions are in big print and easy to follow. I give them an enthusiastic 5 stars!! * Explore Bike Share By the Numbers Numbers (May 23, 2018 thru May 17, 2019): 1,374,123 total minutes spent biking 13,619 riders 34,213 trips taken 110,366 miles ridden 4.4 million calories burned (estimated) 40 minutes average ride duration * credit Memphis Business Journal Check these guys out at: https://explorebikeshare.bcycle.com/ or check out their Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/987114194646859

Should be ZERO stars!!!!!…read more I did not see anyone in the downtown area riding any of these bikes and after using the service I know why. There were 6 bikes parked near the Sheraton Hotel and none of them worked. Four of the touch screens were non-responsive and two read that the bikes were unavailable because they needed service. I walked 1/3 of a mile to next location and found a touch screen that let me check out a bike. It was easy to unlock and off I went. The tires were under inflated but not quite flat. About a block into my ride I realized the rear brake was not working. The under inflated tires did not let me ride too fast so having only front brakes was ok for a short ride. The 5star review reads like a PR release. It appears that there is little concern that these bikes are poorly maintained. No where on the app is there a place to report maintenance issues. ZERO stars!!!!!