Went to Buchika's to get my skis tuned, after hitting a bunch of rocks/trees spring skiing. They…read morehad them all ready to go in two days, and they did an excellent job for a fair price. I would definitely recommend them to anyone.

We like Butchika's .We ski and now are getting into biking. Butchika;s has both. Spring/ Summer…read morebikes and Fall/ Winter ski's and boards. Its never crowded and I always can get someone to help answer all my pesty questions. Huge selection and decent prices. Has stuff that both beginners and advanced skier/ bikers can both select from. That's a sign of a good store.

Nice to order something from a small business across the nation and receive it in a timely manner…read moreand nicely packed! Thank you!

I took my daughter to Ski Haus for a custom boot fitting, and we had an incredible experience…read more David helped us and spent over two hours working with her trying multiple ski boots, custom-molding insoles, and dialing in the fit to absolute perfection. Not only is David a master of his craft, but he also shared a lifetime's worth of knowledge throughout the process. His passion for what he does is unmatched. In my opinion, he's the best boot fitter in New England, if not the entire country. They simply don't make people like him anymore, and no one will ever be able to replace the level of care and expertise he brings. If you need anything for skiing, snowboarding, or mountain biking, go to Ski Haus. You won't find better service anywhere.

Great people, I had some minor binding issue and they were able to help me out with a new strap, so…read morethey made life pretty good.:)

NOTB rocks. I walked in needing all new gear. I first spoke with a reasonably knowledgable guy. He…read morehelped me by directing me to what type of snowboard I should be getting into. Good dude, but they didn't have the length I was looking for and I wanted to hop on the mountain same night. We shook hands and I was on my way out... On my way down the stairs, I passed the manager who was extremely polite in telling us he was happy to have us and to have a great night. Very cool considering I spent 30 mins there and was planning on not buying anything, yet. Turns out, the store manager (Dan) is extremely knowledgable beyond my means and has ridden or used almost everything he sells, fact. Long story short, he spends over 2 hours with me and I leave with a completely new setup... Never Summer board (he ordered the right length for me), Rome bindings, a 686 water resistant jacket, INI water resistant boarding pants, and a neck warmer. I spent so much money (by choice, he was not pushy at all), dude hooks me up with a few extras, puts my set up together to my liking, tunes it, and waxes it at no additional charge. This place rocks. It is NOT a discount snow gear store. You pay for what you get, including the service. They carry the brands that actually care about the riders and they personally ride their own gear too prove it. Shop anywhere you want, but make SURE you stop at NOTB in Salem, NH or Burlington, MA before you buy ANYTHING. Seriously.

If you're one of those people who weren't lucky enough to learn skiing as a kid, you know how…read moreintimidating it can be to learn a new sport as an adult. This is how I felt when I wanted to learn how to ski, but found that a majority of ranges around here catered to the thrill seekers and party goers. I headed to Bradford after seeing that they had a good package deal for beginners which includes a lesson, rental gear and a beginner lift pass for about $90. Signing up was easy and I scooted off to wait for my session. Although I was put into an adult group, no adults showed up for beginner lessons and I teamed up with a really cool 6-year-old girl. So my Yelp tip here is to bring a friend if you're uncomfortable learning alongside the tykes. My instructor, Larry, was great and gave equal attention to both me and the nugget. He showed us the basics and was very supportive of our trial and error. I felt it was a great base foundation. The beginner hills are great for newbs, but be prepared to wait 5-15 minutes for a lift when classes are in session. The little kids need extra time as they figure out the rope lift and spend a lot of time tumbling down and stopping the lift. It's not a bad thing, everyone's learning in this area - but take note if you're impatient. Overall, I like this place as an unintimidating place to build my foundation. After a few days of practice, I'll try out some of the other ranges nearby.

decent skiing for what it is, but some of the people working there think that there running the…read morenavy and not a small town skiing hill, (mostly the people running the tow rope and magic carpet). Me and my friend almost got our passes taken for "cutting the line" at the tow rope; for reference the rope had no one on it, and the "line" was little kids learning how to ski and figuring out how to get on the rope. Quite over priced as well its almost as much as a real mountain such as loon just a fifth of the size. would be one star if it wasnt for santa the BEST lifty ever to graze the earth.

I am writing to express my gratitude to David Ricker, the owner of Pedalin' Fools, who expertly…read morerepaired my nephew's ebike today, a Sunday. The bike's rear tire had detached the previous day while my nephew was riding with friends. David suspected that low air pressure may have contributed to the issue. He kindly accommodated us by making the necessary repairs, which took approximately 45 minutes to complete. Prior to bringing the bike in, I had called David earlier in the morning, and he informed me of the shop's Sunday hours. David demonstrated exceptional efficiency and expertise, earning our loyalty as customers. I highly recommend Pedalin' Fools for ebike repairs

Very responsive and always come back with a great performing bike less expensive than the retail…read moreshops!

The guy who works the counter seems like a miserable person, talks down too you and seems like you…read moreare bothering him, tells you he doesn't work on bikes he doesn't sell, which is fine, but what's with the attitude, I wouldn't buy anything there

I went to this store two times seeking advice. Kurt, the manager, will speak down to you like a…read morechild unless you are a bike expert with all the answers. I went to the shop with my bike and questions, and I got hounded with questions. The negative demeanor and behavior of a manager like that, I would never bring my cycle to any of the Riverside locations now.

This review is more about Lids as a company rather than this exact location. I came in to the store…read moreon August 5th and the employee of the store was very enthusiastic. She helped me place an order for a hat for my daughter. I was told I would have email confirmation within 5 days. On 8/13 I called customer service to determine when I should receive my hat, as I didn't get an email. I was told that they didn't have the hat and a refund would be issued in 3-5 business days. I waited until 8/21 to determine where my refund was. I was told again that it would be processed soon, and that a note would be put in to have it processed ASAP. I called again on 8/27 and was told it can take 3-5 business days (the 27th is 5 days) and was finally informed that a check was being sent, and I was given a check number. It is now 22 days after my initial order and still no refund has been issued, and all of the communication has been prompted by me. This really isn't the way to do business in today's age. I will no longer do business with Lids, and strongly urge you to read other reviews for Lids online ordering before you order. My story is not an anomaly. Buyer beware.

My favorite shop! Great bikes, great service, and close to my house! They've taken care of all my…read moreissues swiftly, and were very flexible.

Had a bike fit for an existing bike I own, and Dean did an amazing job. He took the time to dial in…read moreeach part of the bike, so that it was both comfortable and optimized for speed/power. Took a couple of hours, and it was worth every minute as well as worth every penny. I now no longer have my hands go numb when I ride. My hips are less sore, even after a century ride. AND I picked up 5 watts on my FTP.