Daren went above and beyond to provide outstanding service and support for me today. I am a senior…read moreand have not ridden a bike in several years. I purchased a used Cannondale bike online and took it to Bikers Edge for an overall safety check. Not only did Daren take the time to assess my bike but he gave me a lesson on mounting, dismounting, braking and changing gears for safety. He lowered my seat so I could handle my new bike with care. The pricing was more than fair and I left feeling like I had attended a class in biking safety. Wow! This is definitely worth the drive to get the best bike service from an organization that knows that GREAT customer service goes a long way. Do yourself a favor and check out Bikers Edge if you want the best.

Absolutely love this bike shop. This is the second time I've brought in a freebie bike. They are…read morealways so friendly and helpful here! Both times they've charged me a nominal fee to fix up my newest, old bike. I really appreciate that they don't try to sell you extra product or downgrade the wheels ya got. They are an equal opportunity bike shop!! Super friendly, nice folk here who share their love for all things bicycle. I recommend this shop without hesitation.

This shop is great! I recently got back into mountain biking and a friend recommended I contact…read moreWill at Sonoran Cycles. Will is extremely knowledgeable and helped me narrow down what kind of mountain bike to get based on what trails and where I plan on riding. He gave me a great deal on a bike that he ordered for me. When my bike was in, Will set me up with everything I needed to hit the trails. Since getting my bike back in September, I've spent hours on the trails with no issues. When I got the bike, Will recommended to get some rides in and then to bring it back to make sure everything was good. I recently took my bike back to have it checked, Will checked everything and made some quick adjustments. I am extremely happy with my bike and recommend this shop!

Brought my son's Guardian bike in because it wasn't moving well. They fixed it in one day at a very…read moreaffordable price! My son hopped on and said it was "so fast" which I take as meaning it rides smoother than ever.

Great, Informative & Friendly Service. Bought Fair Priced Kids Bicycle 2 days ago. In & out in 20…read moreminutes after they gave it a Tune Up. As easy as it gets, & a Nice Location.

I've purchased 2 times from this shop. Great service and pricing. They always complete the service…read morefast and accurate.

They are very nice , knowledgeable. Service was outstanding. I would recommend them .read more

Called in on 2/24 to inquire on some pivot bearing and headset install cost and person on the phone…read moretold me for 4 pivots and 1 headset should run about $20-30, great! Fast forward the next day stopped in and dropped them off and told me they'd take an hour or so. Upon calling to stop back in I'm being told the new price is $40 and I didn't even bring in my frame for the headset so $40 for 4 bearings. All good, figured I'd let them know when I arrived what I was originally quoted and see what happened. Told the guy when I got there I was quoted less than that and he says they were not easy install, confused by this he brings the arms over and say "sorry got a scratch on this one while trying to remove paint". What he handed me was an absolute joke at best. These arms were all professionally painted and masked off for bearing clearances from the beginning and it looks like they took a screw driver to them. You can see the very faint original paint where he chipped proving that shouldn't have been a problem and then scratched the out side too. There are also gouges on the back side and a big chip on a section they shouldn't have even touched! They dropped the bill to $30 and I walked out with absolutely destroyed paint. If they were not comfortable doing it they should had mentioned this from the beginning and not taken on the job. But they hacked it and now my bike looks terrible and I'm out $30 for a terrible install. If you care about your paint take your bearing installs elsewhere because these giant sponsored shops don't care.

My neighbor Mr. G is starting his first jobs. Earning what I think is pretty good money…read more Got first jobs im the USA? what do you do? Spend Money! Mr. G's first desire? He blew one payday 100% taking his friends on a bowling? Eating? Game playing spree? I'm not sure. This time he wanted a bike. Wheels. Transportation. Independence. For weeks he's talked about when he gets paid and his new bike. Would I help him pick it up? We scoped out a nearby bike shop. He switched to a pawn shop on his bus route home. Today was Thursday Sit and Chat, 2:30-4 pm Corner on the Market. He loves it because people enjoy him. Plus food and Independence! On the journey home was Grey Matter Bike Shop. We stopped to investigate. You donate a bike, they refurb it. Proceeds from used bike sales are donated to Barrow Neurologic Hospital. The owner's son died from brain cancer. Barrow treated him. The owner is paying back by healing old bicycles and donating the profit.. They also have a full showroom of fine electric and pedal powered bicycles at standard pricing. Plus excellent repair and service staff. Mr. G wanted a bike with a wide, comfortable seat. Sit and Chat Dave advised him to pick a bike short enough to not injure his groin areas when putting both feet on the pavement. We found a One Speed coaster brake cruiser, semi-fat tires. Simple to ride and repair. Wide, supportive seat. Built for comfort. Nearly new, brand new rear tire. $125.00. We pick it up tomorrow ar 10 am.

Finally a bike shop I feel like I can trust. Unlike the bike shop around the corner(Landis) they…read moreare not jerks here, nor do they think they are above you because you don't ride a Pivot(one can dream though). Took my recent build bike to them to finish it off. Quoted me pretty in par with other bike shops and was done the next day. Although I do wish I had specified to cut my cables as they are a bit long. Oh well.

Professional bike shop & they really take your needs & wants seriously. They have a size up machine…read morethat matches you with the size of bike you need, based on your height. That's really cool! They take the time to make sure they get you set with everything you need for biking. Really an awesome store!

Great staff and both bikes I've purchased are excellent. Highly recommend, great service too.read more

Well as i can say is they went above and beyond. On bringing my trek back to life after sitting for…read more2 years. I work on my bikes all my life. But i was like imma take to a professional. And what a pleasant surprise with results.

Super knowledgeable staff as well as wide variety of BMX parts, frames, bars and everything else in…read morebetween. Super happy to come across this shop as most other shops near my home in east phx area are for mtb, road bikes and e-bikes. this place is for the bmx riders for sure. came in today to get a cog installed onto my profile elite hub as I didnt have the tools or know-how on diy'ing it myself without breaking it lol. staff greeted me almost immediately and wrenched on it, fixed it in less than 5 mins. super thankful and will def be back again to finish my 29er bmx project!

Came in with two flat tires and the team helped me immediately with the repair. I also purchased a…read morepair of gloves and brake pads. Great septic gear and the prices are very fair. Thanks for helping me out of jam and getting me back on my bike that day!

Unfortunately, this business does not understand the legal implications of accepting a service…read morerequest from someone with younger onset Alzheimer's, without contacting POAs (powers of attorney). And yes, the shop owner was aware of my husband's Alz diagnosis prior to accepting the service request. My neighbor Greg, who I asked to leave our family alone in February 2025, took my ill husband with younger Alz and his bike in to this shop in July 2025. The neighbor struck a deal with my husband's mother to pay for the service. As my husband's medical power of attorney (btw he has a court appointed conservator for financials), I was never informed. When my 5yo daughter and I got home, my husband had no idea where his bike, his backpack, or his cell phone were. All was lost in the time that I went to have lunch and pick up my daughter from kindergarten. On our wild goose chase that evening when I should've been helping my daughter with homework, brushing teeth, and evening routine, we found his bike at this bike shop, and then my husband vaguely recalled some intervention by our dirty gossip-Gabby, Nosey Nancy neighbor Greg who refuses to leave our family alone. Little did the shop owner realize that our family had been in legal battles with my husband's aggressive horrible mother for 3 years. She has lost every futile battle, yet she keeps trying. Her latest failed attempt involves threats of legal action regarding my daughter. So the neighbor Greg striking a deal for my husband's mother to pay for his bike? No. Not allowed. My husband's conservator even refuses to answer his mother's calls due to her belligerence. So unfortunately, this shop should educate themselves on accepting service requests from persons with Alzheimer's, and understanding that you need to communicate with the POA prior to service acceptance. The outcome: I accepted the invoice and paid from our marital account, even though I never (nor did the conservator) requested or agreed to this service. EDITED TO ADD: When we all came in for me to pay and pick up his bike, I asked the shop owner "do you know he has Alzheimer's?" he said YES. So please, if you are a business owner and you knowingly accept a service request from someone with a severe cognitive impairment, you MUST ask for POAs to ensure this is the right decision for that person. Someone told me "what are you supposed to do when someone with Alzheimer's has a broken bike?" You find the Medical and/or Financial POA for that person and work as a TEAM. You don't take matters into your own hands - this is literal exploitation of a vulnerable adult. Fortunately for us, my husband is now placed in memory care so he cannot be exploited, and so we don't end up with wild goose chases around town when I need to be working and raising my daughter on my own. Shame on everyone involved who caused confusion in my husband and harm to our family.