This is Calvin. Calvin is a Hero…read more Calvin answered the phone when I frantically called that my Special Olympian had broken his bike after the first heat at the MT State Games, and would have to DQ his next event in 45 minutes without a fix. Calvin drove to us at MetraPark within 10 minutes, tools & replacement chain in hand. Hubby & him got it all in order and back on track for him to compete minutes later and win the Silver Medal! We came from Bigfork to compete in the games, but will spread your awesomeness far & wide.

Stopped in yesterday with the intent of grabbing for my wife and I a couple of the $200…read moreprior-rental Treks they're selling, but fell in love with a used Bianchi Volpe, (guessing a 2011 model - photo included), and walked out with it instead. I've been stopping in over the last week or so and everyone I've dealt with has been fantastic. My first contact was James and he was knowledgeable and honest, then when I came back I dealt with Benny, (I think?), on the sales end and Travis in the shop. Lots of smiles out of these dudes which made for a genuinely pleasant experience. Travis put new tires on for me, (very affordable), and Benny modified my old rack to fit the purchase. I was so pleased with the visit that I grabbed my wife and came back. She test rode bikes for probably close to an hour and they were absolutely accommodating. A trip was made to their warehouse which meant they had to put pedals on a bike color she was considering, so the effort was top shelf. There was a gentleman in a Niners shirt at this point who helped a ton, too. We bought her a killer new bike, a bike rack, (which Benny helped me put on in the parking lot), some accessories, and two helmets. What would have been around a $600 total purchase for the both of us ended up being almost $2000, but I can tell you that on our bike ride after we were glowing about the purchase. A lot of that can be attributed to the level of comfort offered by the store. We tucked in and made it our home for a few hours yesterday, which says A LOT about the place. Neither one of us likes to spend money. This was a big day. I'll be back often for repairs, tune-ups, accessories, and to visit with Travis a bit more about Japanese handlebars. Thanks again, fellas.

Was on a 5,000 mile round trip car/e-bike trip from Indiana to Glacier National Park. Had an…read moreuntimely flat tire on a Saturday morning ride in Billings, MT. Called The Bike Shop and Chris told me to bring my bike right over. Did so and when we arrived, Chris stopped his other work and immediately went to work on my bike. Unbelievably happy with the service, the cost, and the personal concern and care!!!

We are extremely please count to The Bike Shop. Exceptionally friendly and knowledgeable. We…read morerecently purchased a mountain bike and it is everything they said it was. Also, we have them tune up our other mountain and racing bike with full satisfaction! Definitely a quality shop.

REI is what it is: a co-op of all things for exploring, living, and experiencing the outdoors…read more Cold weather, warm weather, hiking, biking, camping, kayaking, there's something here to fill your backpack and your sense of adventure. While this location is smaller than some, they've managed to cram a lot of things inside. Between that bit of everything and the employees there to answer questions and offer help, you should get an idea of what you need. Prices are reasonably consistent with other like-stores, but this location doesn't have the crowds levels of their competitors and that's a plus. However, because some businesses are still limiting the number of customers inside the store, I expect the "free to roam" won't last for long. As much as I like REI, I find it a confusing store in how they delineate sections of the store. There might be camping supplies in one main spot, but things you associate with camping might be over by the hiking things. While you don't have to be a co-op member to shop, there are some periodic "rewards" offered to members and on some goods, a reduced price. The Recreational Equipment Inc. store will likely not be a go-to place for me, only because there are local stores, I prefer; but even so, REI does carry some things I can't find at the other places, and it's always good to have options. For that, I like REI.

Let me say, I love REI. They will always be a great resource for my outdoor gear, online and in…read morestore. This store is a decent size, but in comparison to other REIs it is on the smaller side. The selection was not tremendous. They did have some discounted winter gear, which is what I was after. I would say the prices are as usual, with the exception of the sales they had going on. Now why only 3 stars? I, like many others, have spent $1000's at REIs across the country. My girlfriend and I both have our separate membership, so our household has spent twice that much. I say all of this to say I was thoroughly disappointed by not being left alone at this store. We were greeted probably 10 times each, sometimes multiple times by the same employee. After being greeted, they'd stick by oddly close, adjusting things that were already perfectly organized. This made me move somewhere else in the store just to be alone and think about the purchase I'd like to make. I did end up spending over $100 this day for some warm gear I needed. My girlfriend had several clothing items in her hand and instead of asking if she'd like a dressing room, she was asked if they could take them to the front for her. She said she'd like a dressing room first. Maybe this was a nice gesture to take a load off her hands, but with everything else, I am doubting the intent. If anyone was ready to spend money this day, it was definitely her. She bought a couple things, but we both agreed we were absolutely ready to leave and never return to this store. I've never stolen anything in my life and I felt really weird the entire time I was in this store. Because of this, I will just be going to Scheel's down the road.

I've known Sam for about 6 years or so and figured out pretty quickly that he really knows bikes…read moreinside and out from being around him and riding with him. (He has an engineering degree so he REALLY understands geometries and the mechanicals of bikes!) I rode mountain bikes a lot with him for a couple of years and then stepped away from the sport for a few years for personal reasons. He knew I had a passion for riding and was essentially one of the driving forces to get me back into something I absolutely loved. When it came time to building a new bike because my old one was given to my daughter, I knew there was only one person that would be up to the task. I was very particular about this build and Sam was so very accommodating to me and I trusted his advice because he knows my riding style. He wanted me to be completely happy with the bike and love it because if it came up short, I might of stepped away from the sport completely. Granted, he doesn't know the riding style of everyone that walks into his shop but he will ask the questions to get the feel of what the customer wants and help them choose what best fits them. I love the location of his shop too and not to mention Laney the shop dog that loves to greet you!

From the owner: The Ride Cyclery specializes in bicycle sales and service including parts, accessories, and safety…read moregear. Additionally, custom bike and wheel builds are available for those with very particular tastes.

I have been a customer of most of Billings' bike shops over the years. I find most of them to be…read morefairly reasonable and adequate. Recently I had the absolute pleasure of visiting Collins bike shop. I found his expertise to be unsurpassed and his service to be exemplary. I ended up buying two commuter bikes. He custom fit them to me and made several adjustments which made my writing enjoyment all the more enhanced. I have a number of friends who are avid cyclists and they all reinforce that Collins talent is unsurpassed. I would give Collins bike shop my highest recommendation and urge any consumer to visit his shop before purchasing a bicycle anywhere else.

Nice park. Well maintained. Great views of the valley. Nice breeze, and clear sky's when we…read morevisited. Visibility was 20 miles. Few people on a Thursday. Great place for a walk, and kill some time. Waiting for the RV to get fixed. Recommend!

Zimmerman Park is something everyone should checkout, great city skyline views, cool Little Rock…read moreclimbing spots, some challenging and some not so challenging areas, definitely a great spot for a quick workout or very rewarding hike!

Scheels is the best store ever, from fishing gear to coffee to sneakers, they have it all. Great…read morevibe, love the fish, and always excellent service! Plano and Billings stores are great!

Great selection of sporting goods, hunting and fishing gear. Much larger than Bass Pro Shop which…read moreis huge in itself! This place wins!!

They have everything you need. Clothing awesome their T-shirts are great. Gotta say I love…read moreBillings. The people there are so friendly. Again, I loved their T-shirts.

Called and spoke with the parts person yesterday, 7/30/24. They didn't have everything I needed,…read morebut i figured since i was in Billings I'd buy what they had. Told him that twice. Went to the dealership today. He remembered speaking with me. I again said I would like to get the parts. We talked a bit and I repeated yet again I wanted the parts. Another customer came up and interrupted us and Maynard left me and assisted him. I asked a second parts guy about it and was told, "Oh, we don't stock those." Maynard, at one point, went back to the backroom, I assumed for my parts. I was wrong. I went up to look at used bikes. They had one I was very interested in and was about to purchase it; except for three things; an older, grey-haired, heavier gent was more than a bit rude, a lady I dont know is sales or finance, offered to help but knew exactly NOTHING about the bike. The third straw? I returned to the parts counter, asked Maynard if he'd pulled my parts. His reply, "Oh, you want the parts?" That was it, I said "Never mind, I'm done" So, not only did I not get the parts I was after YOU lost a $15,000.00 sale.

Don't ever work here!! They treat the employees like crap...and then there is brenda( footwear) she…read moreis the biggest bitch of them all!! She will degrade u in any way she can in front of anyone..she is mean,nasty,etc..absolutely no training,then she will call u names for not getting stuff done,when u don't know how...they expect so much work out of u for 14.00$ an hour..this place needs new mgmt as well

Decent store, HORRIBLE customer service. 1 dude in the gun department that is responsible for…read moreguns, ammo, licences, fishing, hunting, safes, smokers, bbq, camping, outdoors, sporting goods etc. 6 cowgirls standing in the front, 200lbs poured into size 5 wranglers, looking at their phones. Don't ask them for help, the gun department handles that. No, Western Ranch or TSC handles my business now.