Took my old Cinelli Super Corsa in for a tune up. Francisco did a fantastic job bringing the bike…read moreback to life. Amongst other things , a deep clean of frame, conditioning the saddle , lube on the moving parts, new chain, fresh red tape,campy brake covers and put on rear tubular without the mess and aligned straight as an arrow. It's hard to find people that know how to work on the old steel rigs. Motivates me to get back on the saddle and enjoy the ride...

Cisco modified my cruiser bicycle for me by modifying the crankset to make it easier to pedal. He…read morealso discovered that the bearings were worn out (it had a total of 5 miles on it, so the manufacturer had shipped it out faulty). He also performed an overall maintenance to correct other errors with the bike. Services were performed in a timely fashion, and at a reasonable price. I highly recommend Cisco!

We LOVE Gary Wood and the folks at Belmont Wheelworks. We met when my son (who has Cerebral Palsy…read morefrom a stroke in utero) was in his first bike race-- Gary helped us adjust our bike before the race. My son bit the bug on bicycling and when he was ready for a new bike, Gary helped us find the perfect bike, making some accessibility modifications like switching the brake sides to favor my son's stronger side, etc. I got my Stumpjumper here 20 years ago and Belmont Wheelworks keeps on delivering because of the people!

Horrible customer service. I went in to buy a bike after not having one for over a decade. We had…read morejust had a very positive experience next door at the kids shop, and we were hoping to have a fun family day getting new bikes. Unfortunately, the man attempting to help me was rude, mean, and extremely unhelpful. I'm sorry I'm not a bike aficionado, that is literally why I was asking for help. Needless to say, we left without giving them service. Such a disappointment for the whole family.

Wonderful service! Very helpful. They go the extra mile to help you find the bike for you. I…read moretraveled all the way from Western Mass to go to their store.

I'd caution anyone against buying a bike here…read more I went in fully intending to leave with a mountain bike. I had narrowed it down to two models, and the sales associate (Eric) was great. He helped me find the exact bikes for my needs and offered to build my top choice so I could test it out (it was a difference size than what they had on the floor). Everything was great until the owner, Charles, came over. He totally tanked the sale. He forbid his employee from taking the bike out of the box and told me I had to drop $1,000 to buy it before I could even sit on it. Unbelievable way to do business. Charles didn't just lose a sale, he lost a local customer who was planning to bring three bikes (including an e-bike) there for service. After meeting the owner I wouldn't trust them not to rip me off. We went to Landry's instead and had a much better experience. Avoid Casa/Amped.

don't see eye to eye with all of the employees, but they do good work and they care about the craft.read more

I was a bicycle commuter for many years, 28 miles round trip. This is very hard on a bike and…read moreevery few months I would have something break. I would stop by the shop in Sommerville and they always would fix it while I waited at least well enough to get me home.

This guys are great. I've been there twice. They took care of me with professionalism and courtesy…read more Love it! I highly recommend Providence bicycle.

Jacob was my recent service person who helped me with buying a bike. I have some limitations with…read morems and he addressed all of that!! knowledgeable, helpful, kind. I've never received better service or learned so much. thanks, Jacob Ron put a dropper seat on one of my e-bikes. Again, he checked me on the bike, taught me how to correctly use dropper seat and sized me based on my shorter leg. thanks, Ron. I'll always do business with Providence Cycle. They've made my dream come true! I can ride again!!

I am an avid cyclist in road, mountain and gravel cycling, and Papa Wheelies has been my go to bike…read moreshop for a number of years. Their customer service and knowledge of all types of riders and bikes is why I choose to patronize them, as well as why I will send all my friends who I try to convince to get into cycling. They truly just want you to get the best bike for yourself. Not the most expensive or the flashiest bike. They know their stuff and they truly just want to match everyone to a bike that will make them happy and give them the best riding experience. Their repair staff is also top notch. I have had some whacky issues with my bikes over the years and they have solved them every single time. Several years ago, I purchased an Orbea mountain bike through them. Unfortunately, there was a manufacturers defect with the dropper post (not Papa Wheelie's fault - a manufacturing issue). The staff at Papa Wheelie's took my bike in and took care of the entire process in dealing with the claim and getting the part from the manufacturer and got me back on my bike quite quickly considering many of the parts were coming in from Spain. I am always team support your local bike shop, but I am specifically team support Papa Wheelies as your lbs, because they truly care. Yes, you can order a bike online direct from manufacturers, but nothing beats the experience of going in and working with the people at Papa Wheelies to figure out what bike works for you and making adjustments to that bike or getting a bike fit to make sure that it is the best possible machine you can ride. It's an investment and Papa Wheelies makes that process 100 times easier. Lastly, I'll add that bikes can be expensive. Tax on expensive things can be expensive. New Hampshire doesn't have taxes. Are you doing the math with me? If you are buying a bike for several thousand dollars in other New England states, you can end up paying several hundred dollars in taxes. You can avoid that by heading on up to beautiful tax free New Hampshire and buying your bike at Papa Wheelies.

Papa Wheelies showed a real lack of professionalism over the past couple of days. After seeing…read moretheir business practices first hand I'd avoid this place. Late last month I got an email from them advertising an end of summer sale. It indicated that they took trade-ins and even included a calculator where I could figure out the value of my bike. I checked on-line and their website indicated that a bike I wanted was "in store". I spoke with the owner, Dan Houston. He was okay with the calculated value of my bike. The problem was, he said, the bike wasn't in-stock and it wouldn't be a good deal for him. I double checked on-line and found that the bike was showing to be in stock. I called their other store to be sure and they indicated that they had the bike I wanted. I don't know what happened but the guy at the warehouse said it was definitely there. So I went back in and told them that there must have been a mistake. Dan was not in. Josh Pierce indicated that the bike was not in stock. They did have a different color and since it was available (and already built) I said I would take that one instead. It's one excuse after another with these guys. Josh looked at my bike, found an imperfection in the paint and a couple of dirt marks (that cleaned right off), and said the bike could be worth $1,000 less than Dan had indicated the day before. He said if I wanted the new bike it was an additional $800 over their advertised price. After seeing their business practices first hand I'd avoid this place. My expectations were based completely on the numbers they gave me. If they find out that their advertised prices turned out to be too low they should just accept their mistake. Instead they wasted my time. Papa Wheelies did advertise they were having a special ("Last Chance to Save Big on End-of-Season Bikes"), their bike was on sale and the value I determined for my bike was based on what they provided. I thought the advertising was deceptive.

Very Knowledgeable with honest personal service - I've been taking my Golding here for service and…read moreinspections since 2006 ( Saxonville) and since they moved to Tripp street. Highly recommend. If you ride a bike near metro west boston - Carlton's shop is the best.

I came in for a sticker a few years ago and was promptly taken care of. I've been back every year…read more They have done a few basic repairs as well as general annual service with stickers. No complaints at all. Highly recommended.

Quality shop, from kids bikes to beach cruisers to serious all-day bikes…read more Everyone on staff is friendly. Sales staff are knowledgeable and ask all the right questions to establish what you want. No high pressure or "you need this..." kind of approach. Service is spot on. Had difficulty shifting to the top cogs on the rear cassette and their mechanic Chris was very thorough. He checked the chain length, the cassette teeth and the shifter itself and the stop screws. It was a bent derailleur hanger. He had it fixed in under ten minutes. Strong recommend.

I want to give a huge thank you to Mike and Mystic Cycle. I recently met with Mike for a bike…read morefitting, and the experience far exceeded my expectations. From the start, Mike was fantastic--he asked thoughtful questions, listened carefully, and instantly put me at ease. He made helpful recommendations and implemented changes right away. Since the fitting, I've been out on my bike twice and already feel much more connected to it. I truly believe I'm getting more out of both my bike and myself now. Highly recommend Mike and Mystic Cycle!

I love this park. I am not from the area but if I lived around here, I'd take my morning walks here…read moredaily. Not my foot traffic, which I also liked.

I really enjoyed this place. I didn't know what to expect. We started to walk from the Eddie's park…read moreand took the internal route. Reached the Pegan Cove Park after around 15 minutes. Then we were just exploring the trail, not much to do. Walked in there for around 30-40 minutes, clicked some nice pictures, saw geese, robin, butterflies, insects etc. If you go on a rainy day, expect your shoes to get dirty with the mud. We saw few boats parked while walking by the loop. Make sure you have your bug repellent with you.

There's a lot of old negative reviews, so I'm feeling the need to add my 2 cents. The team here…read moreworks so hard to help you find the right bike for your kiddo. They size them and have a test lot out back to ensure comfort and fit for their needs. Their pricing is probably higher or on par with other spots, but it's the price you pay for the level of focused customer service. With that said, a few notes to be aware of: - they do not carry Trek (space limitations) - it will take time. I figured we'd be in and out, but it's a smaller space so it takes a bit of patience to maneuver within - budget an hour or so if you have a confident rider and know what you want, more if tentative - the folks all seemed like they were working their darnedest to keep everyone happy and taken care of - you don't get that every where nowadays. There were 2-3 families each time we dropped by, so it's a hidden local gem. Help keep our communities local and visit spots like this instead of the big box retailers.

At Wheelworks you never know what you are going to get…read more I have had the best, friendliest, most knowledgeable people help me with purchases, fittings, and service. But they completely messed up shipping my bike to California for a long distance trip (I gave specific directions for the date it needed to arrive - they let my bike sit in the shop for three days and then shipped it the slowest possible way - it did NOT ARRIVE IN TIME FOR MY TRIP!!) They took NO responsibility for any of this. Sometimes they act as if you count for nothing if you are not a "serious" cyclist. I've been ignored, demeaned, talked down to, walked away from. You never know what you are going to get!