my son was keen to get his first bike, and I wanted to support a local business... so we popped…read morearound the corner to Intown Bikes. so glad we did! great service, convenient and the selection is fantastic. I got classic bike-store vibes from my days in NYC, too. my only note here is that parking is a challenge, particularly on weekends when everyone and their brother is at Piedmont Park. but all-in-all we created a great memory for my son and he even used his piggy bank to pay for some of it too. highly recommended!

I've had my bicycle for almost a decade and only changed the tires once. So it was way overdue for…read moremaintenance. I was in the area so I Googled nearby bike shops and this came up in the search. SERVICE: The staff at the shop were amazing. They knew all about bikes and can answer any questions you have. I never felt like I was being persuaded to buy something more expensive than I needed which can sometimes be the case with small businesses. They also found other issues with my bike and showed me so that I could understand it was a necessary fix. ATMOSPHERE/COVID: They enforce wearing mask and have a limit to how many customers can be in the shop at once. I appreciate this because I'm a health-nut. You can see from my attached photos that it looks like any bike shop. I appreciate the aesthetic. PARKING: Surprisingly they have a small parking lot in the back of the shop, which is amazing considering they're in the heart of Atlanta where free parking is a myth. Overall I loved this bike shop and will be returning for all my future bike maintenance needs. I 10/10 recommend this for anyone looking for affordable bike care.

Nice neighborhood rental shop stocked with cold drink refreshments, energy bars and best of King of…read morePops! Bike rentals of all styles for the recreational rider. Tune-ups & repairs are available in-shop.

Unfortunately my son ran over a new bike for his daughter accidentally! We took to the comet trail…read more& it only took a day or two to repair.. a tad pricey but we well pleased..

I broke a spoke and took my vintage bike to them for a replacement and have the wheel trued. While…read morethey had it, I got them to overhaul the bottom bracket. They had it back to me in two days at a reasonable price. They replaced the old rim tape and gave me the old parts back. I asked what else they would recommend get done to my old war horse and the answer was, "Just ride it." It's nice to have a bicycle mechanic I can trust. I drive a 1/2 hour out of my way and pass two other shops to have them work on my bike.

Although second time seems to be working fine now. Reasonable prices and fast delivery/turnaround.read more

I went in for a simple brake alignment. Paid up, cycled 5 blocks. BOOM, like a gunshot, the front…read morewheel exploded in heavy Moreland traffic. I was shaking. I thought it was an overinflate issue. The wheel locked, decimated. CARRIED my bike 5 blocks. So piss'd off. FWIW I do not blame the person who did the original realignment. It is not his fault. It's the manager for setting up a bad chain of command and her appalling gaslighting. They said "Yeah your rim was already indented, and look, it's the back rim too. When the brakes applied to that, this front wheel rim split, caved in and exploded.". That'll be $85 more, they said. New wheel, inner tube, costs. Uhm. What? The alignment of the brake pads is done when you align them TO THE RIM OF THE WHEEL. You cannot align the brakes without aligning the rim, they work together in a pair. That is the time to tell the bike-rider of the impending catastrophe. I was so angry. They didn't tell me. Or warn me or make it known. I requested a discount from the manager. I'd just had the brake adjustment. This lady nicked and dimed me. They fixed the brake alignment and must have seen my coming back for more. Jeez. Switch bait. She gaslit my Every. Single. Sentence. Blamed me for not having a service earlier, for not noticing it myself and said it wasn't their responsibility to tell me about the rim. Uhm, it's LITERALLY your responsibility. I'm not the technician. Brake pads apply to wheel rims. It's Literally. Your. Job. argued I told her I felt very unsafe and didn't trust this shop now. She argued my every sentence. She said anything she could at every turn to make herself look good. Lady. At least have the COMMON decency to agree with a sentence out of my mouth. I shouldn't have to argue over and over or defend myself when I'm telling the manager I feel unsafe. When leaving, she told me to take care of servicing and to come back for adjustments. Lady, if you think I'm ever coming back to this store, you're crazier than I already think you are. And I'll expect her to reply to this with yet more gaslighting.

Awesome, quick, friendly, knowledgeable, and got service on a Sunday. They went above a beyond…read more Thanks for recommending my Saris bike rack. Price was fair.

Perfect place, great owner! Rockmart is a perfect landing spot for lunch, coffee, bikers and a…read moregreat antique shop off to the side. I can't recall the name - but she has great taste.

I highly recommend Jason and Enthuza Cycles for your E-Bike and Bicycle needs. He is very…read moreknowledgeable and great customer service. Definitely goes above and beyond.

Avoid this shop. I brought in my scooter for what they said was a $75 fix. The invoice said…read more"installation," and the technician assured me I wouldn't be charged again if a part was needed. A week later, they added $50 for the part plus another $75 labor fee, bringing my total to $200. Nearly a month later, my scooter still isn't fixed. I had to call five times for updates because they never followed up. Eventually, I was told the repair failed and they want me to pay for yet another part. The shop responded to my concerns below by citing a posted $100 diagnostic fee, but my invoice said installation, and staff explicitly told me I wouldn't be charged again. If this policy were truly iron-clad, why did they charge me $75 instead of $100? That alone shows that these policies are flexible when it suits them but firm when they've messed up. Their explanation doesn't change the fact that I was misled and left without a working scooter. I've already paid $200 for nothing but wasted time and broken promises. The only fair resolution is for them to complete the repair, parts included, at no extra cost. If you want honesty, communication, and actual results, take your scooter elsewhere

From the owner: eStar Rides on Sylvan Rd is Atlanta's go-to hub for expert electric bike and scooter repairs,…read morepremium parts, accessories, and top-tier sales. Whether you need a quick fix, a full tune-up, or you're ready to ride out with a brand-new e-bike or scooter, our certified technicians have you covered. We stock batteries, tires, throttles, brakes, and everything in between--plus helmets, locks, lights, and gear for every kind of rider. Walk-ins welcome, appointments available. Fast, reliable, and right in the neighborhood.

Rude employees. Asking about a basic BMX style bike for my kid and the guy was trying to tell to…read moredismantle a coaster brake to make a free wheel. He felt bothered by my being there, which cost him a sale. Seems like there are other rudeness comments in here as well. So much for customer service these days.

Received a bike fit from the owner, Tom, as well as a few services related to issues he caught on…read morethe bike during the fitting process. Bike fit was top notch - old school w/ no gimmicky technology, but Tom was able to get me the last 10% from good to great, which was well worth the very affordable cost. Tom knows his stuff and this is the type of independent bike shop that you should be spending your money at. I couldn't recommend them more highly.