I always enjoy going there for the professional service and technicians. They really took great…read morecare of my bikes. They even assembled my Retrospec bike that was bought online. Very reasonable repair prices

Staff were professional, knowledgeable and very helpful. I took in two bikes that were flat and…read morethey discussed options as far as what would be good tires for the terrain where my kids ride. The bikes were done same day which was nice because I came from out of town.

Trailhead just as you drive North through Hyde Memorial State Park on On Hwy 475. There is a easy…read moreloop connecting Borrego, Bear Wallow, and Windsor trails. Website has Borrego going much further on Windsor trail to the north. Great running creek along Windsor leg of loop. Lots of shade.

Kip and Jay put together an amazing day of mountain biking! Pick up was right on time, and there…read morewas a dialed in dual sus Rocky Mountain ready to ride. But first a breakfast burrito, with green chile of course, at Kips spot. Full day of trail slaying followed, with trails that had a great mix of flowy loam and rocky tech. A beverage was much welcomed at the end of the day. Great experience, and totally worth every penny.

Jay and Kip took me on a fantastic shuttle ride through the Manzanito Mountains Trail System. We…read morebombed down I don't know how many hundreds of feet of elevation over 15 miles of sweet trail. Their knowledge of the trails came in handy as they frequently gave advice on what to expect in upcoming sections. And watching them negotiate tricky sections made it easy for me to do the same. We did from Oak Flat area to the Coyote Trailhead. The Manzanito Mountains trails are fantastic. Even if you think you know them, riding them as a shuttle with people who are knowledgeable and skilled is a whole new experience.

The Los Alamos Ski Club no longer owns Pajarito Mountain. While the club originally founded and…read morebuilt the ski area in the 1950s, it transferred management to a resort group in 2014 and sold almost all the land and infrastructure to Mountain Capital Partners in 2018. Despite selling the resort, the Los Alamos Ski Club maintains strong ties to the mountain and club members actively volunteer for trail clearing and forest maintenance. Despite the long and winding trip up the Mountain, Gayle and I enjoyed the scenery as we drove up the parking lot to take a look. It no longer looks like the family-run operation of years past, but it remains formable and maybe worth a special winter trip to check it out again.

First time skiing, total success! I signed up for a lesson, rentals and a full day lift pass…read more Paid $172 for everything. Started at the rentals, they already had my skis and poles out and labelled, went up and got my boots, made a quick exchange for a size up- ski boots are hard to put on! Then rented a locker for our shoes (which when we came back proved to be unnecessary since everyone just leaves their shoes on the ground) Walked over to the lesson area and got placed in a group of beginners based on our zero skill level. They had a few other groups for those with more experience. We went through a ton of drills- one foot in, then the other, then will both. Worked on pizza/French fry positioning, wedge turns and horizontal climbs. Then headed to the magic carpet- would have been nice to be told what to expect when exiting - just stay loose and upright and walk out when off the belt. With 30 mins left of the lesson, I asked if we were going to go up the beginners lift, the instructor was psyched to take the three of us older kids The instructor slowed the lift for getting on and off to make it easier. Then taught us how to use the wedge turns to navigate down the mountain. Had a great time and feeling super accomplished! Couple notes- I bought ski pants/bib thing, went with a few layers on top with a rain jacket over, good gloves and regular sunglasses. Felt very comfortable and warm and happy I didn't spend any more on gear. For the food, you'll be better off bringing your own cooler. You can eat outside food in the lodge and they don't have alcohol, so if you're looking for a midday beer, you should bring some with you. I should have just got the beginner lift tickets, I wasn't ready after one lesson for anything else Overall great day and would totally come back!

I love going out to the volcanos to hike. The views and atmosphere are amazing! The trails are…read morewell marked with good signage. There are primitive style bathrooms at the parking lot. There are also benches along the first part of the trail and a nice overlook area with a covered awning to shield the sun. A great outing every time!

This was a great hike with amazing views. The hike itself is pretty easy. Unless you are climbing…read morethe cones it is nice and easy. The paths are well marked and maintained.

Calling my sexist self out. Here's why…read more We'd known about this little bike park for years. Our neighbor, Grant, visited daily -- he's a BMX super-competitor, insanely talented. We'd never considered taking our daughter here until she was invited by a friend and, surprise surprise, she loved it. Yes, #girlsride too. It's disturbing to think I'd never considered a bike park a good spot for her pandemic play, but there you have it. For a public resource, this little lot of dirt is pretty rad. Offering three distinct levels of riding courses -- beginner, experienced and expert -- the area is nicely maintained, with a number of good, shady trees on the north end. There's also a small balance course, also well maintained, and lots of seating for lame-o dudes like me who already cracked some ribs trying this stuff as a kid. Covered picnic tables, open dawn 'till dusk, free to the public, what's not to love? Well, the male/female ratio, actually -- it's about 90/10. Time to change that, kiddo, let's load up the bike and go.

Today I took a 4 year old, 6 year old, and 9 year old to the bike park. I jumped on the 9 year olds…read morebike real quick as well. There's a beginner/kids pump track that is perfect for those who are wanting to get their feet wet. We stayed in this area however it is clear this park accommodates beginner to expert riders. Helmets are required. Most follow the rule and some don't. I would recommend having kids wear knee pads at minimum. I didn't realize this and my 6 year old got scratched up. Gloves wouldn't hurt either. My kids loved it and didn't want to leave. Bring snacks and drinks. No restroom. Have fun!

Rude!! I made breakfast while my husband shopped their very limited, cheap, inventory with their…read moreunprepared and unknowable staff. Post purchase of several items, the (presumably) owner pulled in and informed us that this is now a campground and we needed to move along. We had been in the, empty, parking lot for 20 minutes. In 5 years of nearly full-time van life, we have never experienced such rudeness. Glad you showed your true colors. A business to AVOID!!! Wow!! A reply. And not an apology. For example, "I'm sorry I reacted so swiftly. I should have popped in to my place of business first and learned from my staff that you two (only) folks in the parking lot are actually customers." Instead, "Heading off problems, as we had set up camp." Set up camp? Ya, we put our dog out with food and water on a rope. We saw your numerous "no dogs in store" signs. And setting up camp from 9:15-9-39 AM? Come on. Just not a good, customer first business man. Many times in various states around the country, bike/ski shops have even asked us if we would like to, "fill up our water? Or please, take your time. Need any tools? Want some MTB trail recommendations?" Not expected, but good business and really nice. Especially on a Monday morning when we are the only customers you had. You, as a business owner, represent your tourist dependent community. Your choice as to how you do so. My choice to frequent or not, recommend or not.

This shop is great. The service is fantastic. I bought a pair of Merrell shoes there. The salesman…read moreworked with me on making sure the shoes felt perfect.

I just picked up my bike from Clemente at Sirius Cycle. His customer service was excellent as well…read moreas his work. I brought my ebike in with a flat tire as well as the brakes going. I simply assumed they needed replacement, despite how new the bike was. It turned out, the brakes were not set right or well to begin with. They just needed a careful adjustment. From what I read online with general comments, I thought the price was going to be more than DOUBLE then what it was. Clemente explained in detail what the problem was and had the work done in a timely manner (very important as the bike is my only mode of transportation!). I am very appreciative of his work as well as his honesty. Will be going back when needed and highly recommend.

I stumbled onto Clemente's shop while going from Joe's Diner to the Froghurt place nearby…read more (They're all in the same small shopping mall.) I talked to Clemente, learned he does a lot of repairs, and decided to give him a try because his is also the closest bike shop I know to my south County home. I didn't have long to wait. My "Bicycle from Hell," which has had at least a dozen flats in the less than two years I've owned it, had another one. This time, the stem had come out of the tube entirely and was lying on my garage floor. So it took the whole bike in to Clemente and also asked him to give the bike a "tune up" and fix some slippage in gears six and seven (out of eight) on the right-hand shifter. While I had lunch at Joe's he gave me a new tube with goop and managed to fix the shifting issue beautifully. The gears have never worked so smoothly and reliably since I bought the bike. And he gave me some advice about how to save my tubes, by not obsessively checking the pressure before every ride. Best of all, the charge was only in the mid fifties, including the new tube, or less than half of what the uptown bike shops charge for a tuneup. From now on Sirius will be my go-to repair shop.