DUDE. I went into basically every ski shop in Banff and this was the place that I knew I had to buy…read morefrom. Andrew, the owner, took time to listen and ask questions about my ability, my preferences, and what I needed to work on. He gave me advice without trying to sell me on anything - very different than some of the other shops in town (cough, cough, Abominable). I decided on some skis and wanted to work out some boot issues I'd been having. He told me to come back the next day and Brody would help me out (because Andrew was going out of town). Brody = freaking amazing. I ended up getting new boots and he helped me figure out that I was in a boot way too big for me. I got the new boots and after a day of riding, came back to make some adjustments. He and Tristan really thought through what options I had to make the boot fit perfectly. I was so impressed with how cool Brody was with my MILLIONS of questions. You could tell that he really cared about doing things right and making sure I felt great in my boots. It was an awesome experience. They do heat molding, waxing/tuning, sell Nórdica, K2, and Technica (and a few other brands I think). Great shop with great people! We meant to stop by to say thanks again before we left but didn't have time - if you see this review, tell them Andrea from Las Vegas sent you!

This was my first time renting bikes in banff. We wanted a more relaxed ride so we could explore…read morethe town of the banff and the bow river. We opted for cruiser bikes. The staff were friendly and eager to help. We received a helmet and a lock along with your bike, charging you 10 bucks for an hour or if, over 3.5 hours, it'll be 35 for the day. We found these to be pretty reasonable prices! The bikes were comfy and easy to use. There were also lots of trails and places to bike around town that could allow you the whole day to explore. We would definitely come back here. Maybe next time I'll try a mountain bike!

Renting a mountain bike was a to do while visiting Canmore/Banff…read more After looking at a few places I came across Rundle Mountain. Their website is fairly easy to navigate and calling for inquiries was seamless. The bike trails (especially the Legacy Trail that starts in Canmore) is 26km one way. I bike for leisure and knew my 20-mile roundtrip ride would be challenging. I opted to rent out an Element ebike and it was the best choice to spare my legs while still getting a robust workout. The ebike rode like a dream! Acceleration was smooth on pavement with a touch of a button and I enjoyed covering a lot of ground/taking in some pretty amazing sights. Rentals are available for a full or half day and parking is free onsite. The bike company is located at the Rundle Mountain Lodge in Canmore.

Rundle Mountain Bike Rental is awesome!!! So affordable for the price, and such amazing workers…read more They were so responsive over text initially, and then were great as well over phone and in person. Ben was such a wonderful help - he explained how to use their e-bikes for us who didn't know how, and made sure to help change our gears for our bikes before we started our journey. We got to test the bikes in the parking lot before starting, and he helped ensure all the bikes were safe and at full battery. They also test the bikes everyday themselves doing the Banff legacy trail (27km) to ensure all the bikes will be safe when people rent it themselves. He also told us how to get to the Banff legacy trail, and good rest stations along the way. It was so easy to pick up the bikes, and start our journey. We will definitely rent from here whenever we are back in Canmore!!!

Frank, the owner was a super nice guy and provided us with great recommendations regarding which…read moreroutes to take. His bikes were top notch (best we've ever rented) and he made sure we enjoyed the experience. We highly recommend Rocky Mtn EKruise!!!

From the owner: North Americas first fully sustainable e-bike shop. Run and charged by Solar. You are riding on…read moresunshine

Our bike shop for 20+ years. Never failed to have or get what we needed and unsurpassed bike…read moreknowledge located in Brian Cooke's brain!

We popped in here randomly when we realized we needed a quick pickmeup after a strenuous hike. We…read moregot three espresso shots which were prepared promptly and fresh. They were strong and just what we needed. I loved all of the plants inside and the idea of bike/coffee shops is one I am always a fan of. Definitely a cute cafe to stop in!

Great bike shop, courteous and knowledgeable staff. We bought two bikes and in both cases we were…read moreextremely impressed by the level of service.

Fantastic LBS! As a long time mountain biker who has been in shops all over North America, I can…read moresay this is one of the best Local Bike Shops I have been to. Between buying a new Liv for my wife, gear, factory ordering a new Reign 29er, to some service work as well, these guys are awesome. Graham and Andrea, the owners, are always in the shop working directly with customers (not behind some desk, or in a back office). Mechanics are great, and the shop will take care of you whether you want a jersey to a $500 cruiser, to a $8000 frame off build mtn bike, and everything in between. Check Bike Bros Out!!!

Best bike shop we've ever been in honestly. We went in I'll bet 150 bike shops between La Vegas &…read moreEdmonton. These guys rate top honors for fantastic selection of everything a great bike shop should have. They have top quality bikes in every price range. They ride their bikes and they know them inside and out. They let me ride 6 different bikes and ride them over and over until I could make a decision. I ended up walking out with a Pinarello Dogma and weeks later I still can't quit smiling. They are a complete bike fitting stop as well. The owner right there and hands on and his staff is top shelf. We won't ever go anywhere else for our biking needs. We live 5 hours away from them but these are the only folks that will be touching our bikes.

Great independently owned bike shop. The staff are friendly, very knowledgeable and down to earth…read more They carry a variety of bikes, anything from road, townie and mountain bikes. They also have an indoor spin room with the latest smart trainers. They are very responsive in dealing with questions on bikes and parts and they can basically find you anything, even if they don't have it in stock. I went on one of their group road rides during the week and they are really fun to ride with and other customers seem to really advocate for the shop as well. They carry a lot from brands like Giant, Norco and Specialized. The prices are competitive.

Have been dealing at Cactus for years. Great sales and service. Have refered many people. In fact…read moregoing tomorrow to buy another bike

This shop ripped me off for a $140 tune up that I proved they didn't do. They took advantage of me…read morebecause the bike looked new and I don't look like a pro rider. They also contaminated my brake pads in the process of bleeding my brakes so I had to go to another shop and pay for more service. Avoid these guys at all costs

Mike was fabulous in determining what type of rider we were. Had regular trek bikes fur three…read moreseasons and then purchased our gazelle electric cm380 and T10. So happy and with the help of Mike advice and expertise. When buying any bike, information of the type of rider you are and what fits those specs is the most important. Sad that they will be moving as the shop was so convenient for riders along fish creek pathways.

It pays to be curious. Last summer's visit to CC Pure was so positive that I had to come back when…read moreI revisited my mountain bike selection journey. I spent the last month researching all things mountain bikes - I bought my last bike in 2001... it's been quite the learning curve. Bikes are in limited supply in Calgary, and some shops are using the global scarcity as a way to pressure a purchase, or at the least, get a 30% deposit. I restarted my search a month ago, beginning at Pure. Great experience. I demoed a couple different bikes. Then, I demoed two more bikes at CC Bow Trail (not so positive - more interested in making a sale than helping me), and then another demo at a Bowness shop (very positive experience). Yesterday, having narrowed down my search, I went back into Pure. Coming in at 5:30pm (they close at 6pm) didn't phase them. Cole was the sales rep and treated me great, as did other guys who helped me choose some pedals. The store was closing, and here Cole is offering me a demo ride. Even though I was somewhat certain about my purchase, Cole never once rushed me or the sale. It was around 6:30pm when I paid for the bike - 30min past closing. Big thanks to the guys at CC Pure. Helpful, patient, kind... and one happy customer with a new Santa Cruz Bronson + new set of clip-in pedals. Sincere gratitude for all the help.