My husband just got his bike fixed there today and he can't stop raving about the place. He is a…read moreregular biker and has to have repairs often and is excited to have found this wonderful shop. Quick repairs, fair prices, friendly staff. We will likely become lifetime customers!

Talk about being impressed, this Bike/Cycle Shop is Outstanding and owned and operated by one heck…read moreof a knowledgeable person, comfortably expressing 31 years of Bike/Cycle experience. Even if you don't own a Bike, you owe yourself a few minutes of your time to stop in and see the inventory. Those old days of a Bike Shop, the kind I saw when I was a kid, LONG time ago in neighborhood where I grew up, is nothing like Lifestyle Cycle! Tuned my wife's bike up beautifully and just squeezing the repaired brakes was noticeably fun. Thank You LC!!

Nate was great, he was able to change a pedal and crank on my son's bike without a problem. He…read morechecked to make sure the bike was safe to ride and found I was missing a part. He provided the part and I was in and out in 30 minutes. Highly recommend.

This store is a good hole in the wall. One side is bikes and the other side is food…read more Used bikes are still good quality and for a good price. Very friendly atmosphere and it's all thanks to the great employees. It's the only bike shop I recommend that's near for my friends so they don't buy some okay quality bikes from other big chain retailers.

I had two bicycles that needed tune up. No repairs needed, just a tune up so I would feel better…read moreabout my wife and my daughter riding them again after a few years of non-use. I got a call that the bikes were ready the next day. Upon picking up the bikes and bringing them home, I test-rode them around a block. I found a couple of minor issues with my daughter's bike. The brake was very soft. It felt like either the pressure on the brakes were not high enough or the brake pads were worn out. The gears when in the middle sprockets were making slight noises as if the chains were touching something. Neither were big problems, and I took the bike back a few days later. Keith adjusted the gears to solve the chain noise problem, but declared that there's nothing wrong with the brakes. More serious problem occurred with my wife's bike. When first brought back from Keith's shop, I had my wife ride it around the block to make sure she was comfortable with all the settings. Everything seemed fine at first, but after about 10 mins of riding (she was beginning to enjoy it kept going the blocks and I was following her on a scooter), she all of sudden headed into a ditch and fell over. It turns out one of the pedals fell off because it was not screwed on all the way. After walking the bike back home, it was simple enough to re-screw on the pedal, but my wife ended up with a bruise on her shoulder. When I mentioned this to Keith when I went back with daughter's bike, he said the pedals were on perfectly when it left his shop, and implied that somehow we did something to loosen it up. I may not be a bike expert, but I have screwed on and off a few pedals in my life. Keith was pretty friendly before but turned less than friendly at that point. I can't speak to the quality of service with the mowers and other small engine equipment since this is my first interaction with them, but it feels like the bicycle side of the business is an add on service and that they are not really experts with the bicycles. I went to Keith's Bike and Mower because they quoted me lower rate than other bike shops around my area. At this point, I feel that was a mistake.

We've been bringing our bikes to Keith's bike and mower for many years and have always got…read moreexcellent service. Keith is very personable and friendly. I like that I can call the owner on the phone if I have a question. I trust him and won't bring my bikes to anyone else when they need repairs. Because I am also a business owner, Keith asked my advice about a recent bad review by Dan S. and after talking with him I feel I should debunk it. Keith's description of the situation couldn't be more different than Dan S. posted on Yelp. Keith said Dan S. came in and had two bike repaired and he repaired them to his usual high standard. Dan S. called a few days later saying he heard a noise on one of the bikes. Keith said to bring it back in to be adjusted for free. The problem was an adjustment and was fixed in five minutes. Then on the way out the door Dan S. stated out of the blue that his wife fell off the other bike because a pedal fell off and started saying Keith was negligent and complaining that he wanted his money back. Keith told me he was very respectful to Dan S. but could not be held responsible for what happened with the bike days after the repairs were done and asked why Dan S. didnt bring in the bike since it was a serious accusation. Dan S. had no answer for him and left angry. Sounds like a shakedown to me having gone through it myself. Guy wanted something for nothing and Keith didn't give in. Keep up the good work Keith we're rooting for you against all the trolls on Yelp!

5 star rating. Such a great place. So helpful, friendly & fast service. Went above and beyond to…read morefix my bike. Very fair on prices too!

I just moved near the millennium trail, and suddenly, my bike is getting a lot more useful. I…read morerealized there was an issue with one of the peddle cranks. I found RLB cycleworks and picked them because of small size, local, and high reviews. I was presently surprised when greated by Taro. Super friendly and knowledgeable. I was afraid that my bike would need to be recycled. He assured me it was worth saving. Since not really riding for a few years, it was in bad shape. He said it was one of the American made trek bikes. Got an accurate estimate and took about 5 days to replace the broken part, get new tires, and a tune-up. Like having a brand new bike.

Fantastic experience! My son's bike needed a few repairs, and everything was completed the same day…read morein about an hour. The back tire tube was replaced, the bike stand was repaired so the bike could stand properly again, and he even noticed that the handlebar grips were too long. He took the time to trim them, install end caps, and make everything look and function much better. The service was fast, thorough, and the pricing was extremely fair for the amount of work completed in such a short time. It's clear he takes pride in his work and pays attention to the details. We'll definitely be using him again for any future bike repairs. Highly recommended!

Jerry knows his SHI*. reasonable prices and does great work, what more can you ask forread more

The staff was extremely helpful and knowledgeable. They let me try multiple e-bikes and never…read morepressured me in a sale. I enjoyed checking out the shop and the services they provided.

Stopped in last night with a flat bike tire. They replaced the tube, pumped the tire, and had me…read moreback out the door within 5 minutes. Wonderful work!!!!

I walked into the shop looking for biking clothes and was met by a very friendly staff member. He…read moremade the extra effort to help me decide which biking jersey would be best and what I should look for when purchasing cold weather biking wear. What I really appreciated was the conversation about the local biking scene and explaining how the various trails in the area were. On top of it all, the winter biking wear was 40% off and I was pleasantly surprised about the selection. They definitely had many styles in my size (XL). Here's the catch though - most of the clothing was from either Pearl Izumi or Bontrager. However, they definitely had clothing ranging from about $35 for a bike jersey all the way up to $150+ for biking tights. Obviously you will have to have reasonable expectations. Biking clothes at a local shop do cost quite a bit, but at least you can try them on and you are supporting a local business. Although I already have a bike and was not interested in buying a new bike, the selection of bikes was simply mind-blowing. I counted at least 150 bicycles and quite a few (I stopped counting at about 35) were on sale. The best part was that they had bikes for almost every budget range. Overall, I had a pleasant time at this bike shop and I will definitely stop in again when I am in the area.

The techs are great. The owner is rude and dismissive. When I asked if they did military discount…read moreall he said was "only active duty." I guess 20 years in the Army Reserves has no value. I'm done and done with this shop.

This rei location has a large selection. They had some clearance areas and I found a nice hydrating…read morebackpack! Pricing varies from low to outrageous, but I feel that's how sporting goods/outdoor gear runs. Cashier was Joey and he explained the membership to me. I decided to join at this time as there were a decent amount of incentives and coupons.

REI and I have a love hate relationship. I never find anything that calls out to me. Unfortunately,…read moremany things don't fit me well either. I did find a gray Patagonia zip up that had my name all over it. I was greeted multiple times and the employee was helpful getting me a fitting room. The cashier was super friendly signing my wife up for the membership.

There are great great bike stores in our area that you can't go wrong with but this is more like…read moreMayberry, Floyds Barber Shop but for Mountain, Road, Gravel and on and on. They've serviced two of my bikes and today helped me remove a stubborn tire on my rim. You can't do better than Main Street Bikes. Cheers and thanks again for your help.

People who are working in this store are very friendly. Good…read morebike selection and I and my son are very happy with his new bike.