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    Rider Oasis

    5.0 (1 review)
    Open 4:00 pm - 11:00 PM

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    Montlake Bicycle Shop

    Montlake Bicycle Shop

    4.5
    (170 reviews)
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    I highly recommend Montlake Bike Shop due to their true interest in getting you set up with the…read moreperfect bike. Their staff and owners, Carolyn and Gary, have spent significant time fitting a bike for me, answering my questions on bike maintenance and giving me tips and tricks to fix my bike. Never pushy and they never try to sell you something that is not right for you. Further, my tuneups there have been great. If you want true bike assistance, head to Montlake.

    UPDATE: After posting this review, it somehow got worse. On a later visit, an employee -- who I…read moreunderstand may be a part-owner -- confronted me about the review, followed me out of the store, and called me a "chicken shit" on my way out, blaming me yet again for the entire situation. I'll let that speak for itself. A business that responds to honest, factual feedback by chasing a paying customer out the door and throwing insults has told you everything you need to know about how it treats people. This update wasn't something I went looking for -- it just confirms the exact pattern I described above. REVIEW: I'll stick to the facts. I spent over $6,000 at this shop -- and apparently that doesn't buy you even baseline customer service. I bought my bike here, and after a front wheel/tire failure caused a crash, I went through a Giant warranty claim with Montlake. The product side eventually got resolved, but dealing with them was frustrating from start to finish -- and the real problem wasn't the logistics, it was the attitude. From the beginning, I got the clear sense the shop saw me as an inconvenience rather than a customer. Communication was poor across essentially everyone I dealt with: no timely updates, no callbacks, no straight answers, and I was the one chasing them at every step. More than the delays, it was the tone -- dismissive, condescending, and openly impatient any time I asked a reasonable question about my own bike. One phone call summed up the whole experience. A staff member told me to "chill out dude, you got a new bike even though it was your fault you crashed it," and to stop "beating a dead horse." Talked down to, blamed, and brushed off in a single call. It's also just wrong -- it reflects a basic misunderstanding of how Giant's warranty and crash-replacement programs actually work. I don't expect a shop to agree with me on everything, but I do expect basic respect -- especially as a customer who put thousands of dollars into this place. The product issue got sorted out eventually; the attitude is why I won't be back, and why I'd point other riders elsewhere.

    School of Bike

    School of Bike

    4.8
    (24 reviews)

    My local bike activist friend recommended School of Bike as a place I could learn about bike repair…read morewhile getting a great tune-up. I went twice: once for a 1-hour short course in keeping my current bike in tune after I had gone ahead and had it tuned up at Mend. Cory was really respectful of my beginner-level status while being careful never to assume ignorance. Really detailed instructions about where to grip the bike and parts while doing various tasks helped me be successful right away. Being a teacher myself, I recognize what a natural Cory is -- how he truly sees his students and uses his carefully crafted curriculum to help them stay motivated and succeed. The second time I visited, I brought a kid's bike that needed a bit of work and adjustment, and we spent 45 minutes that were part teaching and part him just making sure everything was adjusted, lubed, and trued. This was fantastic because I got the bike fixed up faster than I would have done dropping it off somewhere, AND I learned the skills to keep it that way. The kind of education Cory is doing is so important to helping people create smoother, more enjoyable biking experiences for themselves. I learned how to tell if my bike needed attention or not, how to take care of basic issues on my own, and how to know if I was in over my head. Bike maintenance can sometimes cause or prevent safety issues, so I think it's really important for anyone who's out there riding. Thank you, Cory, for your service!

    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.

    Rider Oasis - bike_repair_maintenance - Updated August 2026

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