Everyone at Recycled Cycles is so friendly and willing to help out! I bought my e-bike here and…read morewent back for a tune up recently and have always had a pleasant experience.

They are great with repairs and tune ups and really part of the community. Prices are reasonable…read moreand their mechanics are honest about what the bike needs,

Huge REI store with an amazing selection and great service. They even offer 1 hour of free parking…read morefor customers -- which in Seattle is already a big win on its own. The store is one of the largest I've been to, and they truly carry everything you might need for outdoor activities. Staff members were friendly, approachable, and consistently helpful throughout the visit. Overall, a smooth and pleasant shopping experience with no complaints.

I had a great visit to the REI Flagship Store. I had no idea they have an actual ranger station…read moreinside the store, with real park rangers. Ranger David and Ranger Eric helped me find Washington State and national park passes for people with disabilities. I did not know they existed. It felt less like shopping and more like stepping into a gateway to adventure. I do not know of another retail store where they offer something like this. Now, if they really want to take it to the next level, they can harness me up and let me try the rock wall using my good leg. I would absolutely give it a shot.

I do most of my own work, but have occasionally used this shop for my commuter if it needs major…read morework and have been satisfied with what has been done. I mainly utilize their retail sales for bags, clothes, accessories, etc. They apparently have a warehouse by their Issaquah branch and have an online ordering platform with a huge amount of inventory - much more than is physically available at the store. I've been able to get some difficult-to-find-online stuff here over the past couple years of supply chain weirdness. So if you're wondering if they have something, check online or just ask; you might be pleasantly surprised.

A few years ago, I bought my Trek refurbished from a local seller. I've been on several long rides…read morearound Lake Washington, but encountered issues with my chain staying on, shifting, and my brakes failing. Today, after picking up my bike from the shop on Thursday, I went for a ride, and it's running better than ever before. Thanks!

loved the americano i got. one of the best in the city - great espresso. highly recommend and it's…read morea good space to work remote at or study. lots of tables and charging ports + wifi. they're very nice too!

This place is kinda of a cool transitional cafe that goes from breakfast/coffee cafe to bar/late…read morenight cafe. They also have bike stuff maybe? Unclear on that as we just came for the drinks and food. The server was great and the drink came out quickly. I do wish the menu was maybe a little bigger, but there were def options for some dietary restrictions.

Worst customer service experience I've ever had. Got a flat a block away. Asked them if I could get…read morean emergency tire repair. They refused to work on my ebike. I asked if I removed the tire if they'd just replace the tube. They said maybe but they wouldn't let me roll the bike into the shop so I had no way to work on it. I've spent about $1000 dollars in this store over the last five years. They've worked on my bike before. It makes no sense. Manager also seemed high at 10am so while I normally don't judge, that might explain it. Gotta love a bike shop that leaves people stranded.

Great experience! All of the employees I interacted with were friendly and the service was fast…read more Made the reservation online, and pick up and drop off were quick and straightforward. The bike was nice and they had a variety of options available. Would use their shop again!

This shop is so great. They can fix up your ride or set you up with a great used bike for a fair…read moreprice. They also have youth programs that allow kids to earn a bike! When buying a bike here they will likely present 3 price points. They need support to keep it all going, so if you can afford it, pay a price that's not the "Community " minimum price point.

Arrogant rude customer service. I object to them foisting their politics on me. I used the shop for…read moremany years but won't go back.

great service, great bikes, and it's pretty moderately priced for the value/quality of bikes and…read moreparts.

The best bike shop in Seattle by far. Owned by a very honest and caring individual. They have…read morelots of used parts with excellent prices, perform expert on repairs. ALL they employees are fantastic. I love it there.

If I could give Peloton Cafe more than five stars, I would…read more Yes, the food is genuinely excellent--happy hour tacos that never miss, a breakfast hash I dream about, curried carrot soup that feels like a hug in a bowl, and a BLT with pesto that has absolutely no business being that good. Add daily happy hour drink specials and you're already winning. But what really keeps me coming back is the people. The staff are consistently warm, welcoming, and accommodating in that effortless way that makes you want to linger just a little longer. And then there's the part that sealed my heart forever: the restrooms. There's a thoughtfully curated shelf of products and information supporting reproductive rights, along with clear, practical resources informing immigrants of their rights and how to (hopefully) keep ICE from invading their lives. It's meaningful, values-forward, and so rare to see done with such care. I appreciate it deeply, and I want others to know it exists. Bonus points for the space itself--cool, relaxed, and uniquely Peloton. You can literally have your bike worked on while enjoying great food, great drinks, and great humans. This place feeds you and your soul. Highly recommend.

I'm finding that bike shop/cafe's have really tasteful menus and coffee! I'm very pleased with my…read moreexperience. I love the atmosphere and the space gives you total Seattle vibes. 10/10 would recommend.

I am new to cycling and called to ask about a fixed gear option. James picked up and was very very…read moreknowledgeable and helpful. He went above and beyond sharing expert information that helped me with my decision process. I also called back because I had some maintenance questions regarding bike storage. This type of customer service is rare in Seattle. I had a worst experience calling the Trek store in south center and it was hit or miss with other staff that were nice ish. The staff might as well be robotic because there seemed not to be a lot of heart regarding the cycling culture. I am very appreciative that Mend Bicycles exists. Thank you so much.

I took a basic bike in for brake and derailleur service. Both sets of brakes were same or worse…read morethan when I brought it in. They were nice and (maybe, we'll see after a day or so) fixed the problems on the spot. Though only because I found the problem for them and kept at them until they had taken another crack at doing the work over several rounds. I would not recommend these bike mechanics.

Owner says he's retiring in a month so I don't know what good this will do but I'm angry…read more I brought my bike in as requested and he took one look at it and said he doesn't work on electric bikes. I have an Indie XL which is not an electric bike. I simply added an electric front wheel that i can immediately swap out for the regular wheel but he refused to work on it despite me saying that. Irritated that I made this appointment and went down there only to be turned away without any discussion.

Cory at School of Bike fixed my brother's bike, which was an older model and he was also able to…read moreorder a difficult to find part. He switched out a few other parts as well to make the bike more comfortable, 5 STARS... School of Bike!