I purchased a Kuat Serpa 2 bike rack from CFB Bike Shop recently because the price was outstanding…read more(after an extensive search) and received it within a week of ordering (I'm in CA) and it arrived in perfect condition. I highly recommed CFB Bike Shop for any of your next bike or accessory needs for price and service.

Wow!! Very honest and helpful. I have a Hurley e bike that has no customer service and the bike…read morejust can't be serviced anywhere. I tried CFB Bike Shop and I feel confident that what Odie was telling me was the best information for my current needs. He went over new e bike options and what the best deal was for what I was looking for. The best part is I actually found a place that will be able to service my new e bike. 10/10 recommend.

Whenever I want to go to a lake. I always chose Rockledge Park because it's close to home and I…read morelove the scenery.

What a beautiful place! We reached just in time for sunset and it's a fabulous sight…read more There is a $10 entry fee. Quite a few parking spots. There are park benches for a picnic with friends and family or to just sit and enjoy the view of grapevine lake. A must visit park to reset. It's a dog friendly place. There are kayaks to rent on site too.

Campion Trails is a walking/biking trail that runs parallel to the Trinity River in Irving. It…read morestretches from Las Colinas all the way to Valley Ranch. For this review, I'm going to highlight all the areas where you can park and enter the trail. My Overall Rating - 5 Stars (Atmosphere, Trail, Return) Atmosphere - The trail is a wonderful, well shaded path which is populated with a good mix of cyclists, runners, roller bladers, and even families. It's one of my favorite places in the city, because it takes you away from the concrete jungle and into a lush, green, natural hideaway. 2 Stars. Trail - Here are the trail entrances where you can park your car and enter into Campion Trails starting from North to South. Sam Houston Trail Park - 101 I-635, Irving, TX 75038. This entrance is at 161 and Valley View. It's a good location if you want to start north and go down. Also, it has the only outhouse (that I know of). I've never used it but just know it's there. TW Richardson Grove - 101 Lyndon B Johnson Fwy, Irving, TX 75063. Right off the exit for George Bush Hwy off I635, this area has a covered patio that's perfect for gatherings for picnics and cookouts. La Vallita Park - 1 Camino Rio, Irving, TX 75039. This park is in the La Villita neighborhood. It was two playgrounds for kids, lots of shade from trees, and a covered patio. Rio Vista Park - 2 Barcelona, Irving, TX 75039. Also located in La Villita. This park has a basketball court, playground, and a covered patio with grills. There are no parking lots, but you can park along Barcelona, Campion Trails Park - 5950 Riverside Dr, Irving, TX 75039. This parking lot is next to the Irving Police Station. Needless to say, it's safe to park your car here. Birds Fort Trail Park - 5756 Riverside Dr, Irving, TX 75039. This is the BEST entrance to Campion Trails. Not only is there plenty of parking, but there are several covered patios, and it overlooks the Trinity River. Paws Colinas Dog Park - 1300 California Crossing Rd, Irving, TX 75039. This is a great dog park. It's really not a place to park and enter Campion Trail, just know it connects. California Crossing Park - 5198 Riverside Dr, Irving, TX 75039. This is the end (or beginning) of Campion Trails. Start here if you want to start biking north towards Valley Ranch/Coppell. Let's go! 2 Stars. Will I Return? - Yes. I live in La Villita so my entry way is through the two parks. I hope that after reading this review, you'll be inspired to check out one of my favorite trails in all of DFW. 1 Star.

Great paved trail for a walk or a run. It's well-maintained, scenic, and perfect for getting some…read morefresh air. Definitely a solid spot to visit!

This is a cool area park with a hiking trail attached. Came…read morehere on a damp Saturday morning for quick hike. The park itself is in a residential area, across from a large apartment complex and has a playground and plenty of open field to run around. The trail head starts a few hundred feet from the parking lot, at the end of short loop there's a sign for Dorba trail. I didn't see as much signage when I first started so I wasn't sure where I was going. A few minutes in I ran into blue trail signage and things improved. I ended up transferring to red trail and finished on the black trail. I saw an area of the black trail marked "challenge" but I think that was just due to the tree roots above the ground surface. There are separate paths for bikers versus hikers which was nice, and I think this a great trail for beginners (little to no elevation or areas requiring scrambling) who want flat terrain that isn't too challenging. Also, nice for someone looking for something less populated. I only saw one other person while hiking for an hour. A-ok experience, and I'd visit again if in the area.

As far as hiking goes, it's "OK" and I would rate it as easy. There are a couple of *small*…read moreinclines along the trails, but like most of north Texas, 99% of the trails are flat and not rocky at all, so I would recommend this for all skill levels. There are a handful of loops you can try (all with exciting names such as Blue Trail, Red Trail, Yellow Trail). Depending on how creative you get, you can probably stretch the distance out to four miles. Some of the trails meander alongside a serene creek. It's maintained by DORBA, so it's obviously going to be biker friendly. However, these trails weren't overwhelmed with off-road Lance Armstrong wannabes the couple of times I have been out there. Although there isn't a lot of elevation change, there are plenty of twists and turns along the trails for the bikers. Speaking of which, there is a decent looking section that is just for bikers and it has some pretty sick looking dirt hills/ramps, etc. It really did look cool. Hikers should stay OUT of this area! The rest of the park: Limited parking lot, but you can park on the street if necessary (it's usually not crowded here). There's a covered pavilion near the parking lot with a handful of picnic tables, a playground and there are a few benches in the main park area. Enjoy getting outdoors folks!

Love this shop! We purchased two new bikes as Christmas presents for our boys here. They were super…read morehelpful and patient, and we ended up with the perfect bikes. They built them and had them ready to for pickup on Christmas Eve.

These guys are awesome! They have everything you'd ever need, the store is immaculate, and the…read morestaff is friendly and helpful. I recently walked in with a 30-year-old wheel and a flat tire and tube that were neither standard nor easy to replace...and they stopped what they were doing (building a bike) and helped me find a suitable replacement, did the work and sent me on my way. When I thanked the tech for dropping everything to help me, he simply said 'that's what we're here for'. I was kind of in-shock because of how lousy service has become at other retail, fast casual restaurants, etc. Great work guys.

Big shoutout to Phillip for fixing my son's bike in 15 seconds today! I called 4 shops and the…read moreprevious 3 refused to help me today, but luckily I called Trek in Coppell. I told Phillip that my issue was simple, but I simply have very little bicycle knowledge. He replies, "bring it in, we will fix you up immediately." Great American service that just doesn't exist like this anymore. Highly recommend asking for Phillip for all of your bicycle needs.

Absolutely wonderful experience. Out bike was taken care of and we were helped by the staff as we…read moretried to find our helmets, the right sized bike etc.

Not happy! It says they open at 10am. We arrived at 10:04am. It's not open. We wait and wait...it's…read morenow 10:47 and they still aren't open. No one is answering their phone. This is very unprofessional. We drove 40 mins to get here and now we have to leave as we have another event we have to attend and won't have time to go home to get dressed if we continue to wait. This will be my 4th time coming here and although they are always late, it's never been this bad.

Do NOT go to Oak Cliff Bike Synergy. I've had a few repairs and services done there. EVERY time, he…read moresaid it would be a week and kept the bike over 2 months. This last one specifically, I literally rode in my $1500 eBike to his shop, asked for him to do a tire replacement and full inspection. After a dozen delays, I go to pick up the bike and it's completely dead. Not only did he not notice it, after he tinkered with it, he just said "it died, it's not our fault". It's insane. I called the manufacturer, they concurred that this is a common issue with bike repair shops that don't know what their doing. After I took the bike away and had an expert look at it, he sent me this photo (see attached) where Jorge and his team had severed the wires powering the motor. When I showed these to Jorge, he continued to deny it completely and refused to take any responsibility. Now we're having to settle this in small claims. I'm not happy to do this, because I prefer to support local businesses and I live in Oak Cliff, but this is an awful shop, with a dishonest owner. Please don't make the same mistake I did.

About 5 miles trail that loops around North Lake. Located along restaurants and an outdoor…read moreamphitheater. There are activities along the way such as putt-putt or art installations.

Bestie... Cypress Waters Trail was cute! I started off my walk with a cup of coffee from Ascension…read morethen made my way around the trail. I literally followed the pavement, which was helpful because there were signs that told you the distance and which way to go. I needed some time to clear my mind before I started my day & it was so pleasant to be surrounded by such pretty views. There were other people walking, running & biking the trail. Being that it is May, the weather was hot & humid however I made sure to arrive early in the morning before it got too hot. Even though there were restaurants in the surrounding area, the whole entire trail was maintained & clean. I highly recommend visiting this trail. It was really beautiful!

Amazing and fun e-bike tour of downtown Fort Worth! We did the Legends and Outlaws tour with Keely…read more So much fun! We highly recommend it for adults.

Great service. Super friendly owners and guides. Incredible way to see the city. Highly recommend…read morean e-bike ride with Pedego. Planning to come back and do it again.

Some of these other reviewers must have encountered a wholly different experience than we did!…read more Albeit, we are not from the Dallas or Farmers Branch area (or even Texas), but we were so impressed by how nice, well-maintained, and unique this public park for kids was. It was really refreshing to see, and for the most part, people there were also taking care of the park during its use as well. There are so many different areas, things to do, and experiences for kids to venture within the space. More of these everywhere!!

I wouldn't necessarily recommend this playground…read more We have a three year old that is special needs that is physically strong and doesn't have any physical abnormalities to him. We saw other kids his age there as well at the base of the orb with their parents. He became completely fixated on traversing through the orb thing in the middle of the playground, as one would be as it's an amazing structure. He kept trying over and over and over to go up the ropes and into the first layer of the orb. He was scared, the layers of the orb are made with rope, and I had to go with him while helping him physically, which was heavy on me physically, and I am fit. There were certain parts in that first 'orb layer' that had no net and a steep drop off to the ground. My boy thought it might be fun to try jumping off of it so I had to fight against him to keep him from those parts. I went down the slide with him in my lap to get down. We tried every single time to distract and recenter his focus to get him to try the other playground areas but he was fixated on that orb and wouldn't stop. He is athletic at 55 lbs so usually he prefers the big kid areas at parks. We ended up having to carry him out with him crying, kicking, and screaming due to this playground orb feature. We went to another nearby playground, which was a blast.