Norm is the best! Quality and friendly bike repairs at a very reasonable price…read more Norm recently serviced and repaired the hydraulic brake lines on my son's Trek bike. Thanks Norm!!

I can't for the life of me figure out how this place hasn't been reviewed yet. I would not take my…read morebike anywhere else! This is a small business owner who is an expert at repairing bikes. I bought my bike here and brought it back to get a new seat a few weeks ago. I dropped it off expecting to pick it up in a day or two and he called me back in an hour and a half!! He put a new seat on, tuned up my breaks and fixed a problem I had with my gears all for 40 bucks! Unbelievable! He even went outside with me to see me test ride my bike so the seat was the perfect height. Parking lot is kind of small but I've never had a problem. I'm getting a new bike soon cause I've had mine around 10 years and I ride a lot. This is the only place I'll go! Like I said, he's a small business owner and wants to make you happy. If he doesn't have what your looking for he'll try to order it for you. It's so great to go in and talk to someone who has so much knowledge and love for bikes cause he's been doing it his whole life. 5 Stars!!

Joe is super knowledgeable and helpful! He took an old bike and made it work like new for me. And…read morehis price was very reasonable. He is always very friendly and helpful. Thanks Joe!

The weather got nice, and I went to put some air in my tires, and the tire would not inflate. I…read moredecided to bring my bike to the bicycle clinic to be repaired. Ended up leaving with a bike that functioned good as (if not slightly better) than new. I'm not even kidding! More on that later. When I had brought the bicycle into the Bicycle Clinic for the flat repair, the person I assume was the owner told me, that in addition to fixing the flat, for safety he will have to ensure that the bicycle will be safe to ride. The service may come off as a little bit gruff/to-the-point, but don't let that detract you. I'd take slightly gruff service any day over falling off my bike due to mechanical failure whilst in traffic. I went in with a flat tire, and I left a couple days and 50 bucks later with a smoothly functioning bike. Better than new explanation: When I bought the bike new many years ago it worked great, however the 1-2-3 shifter was a little bit too tight. When I had gotten the bike tuned up (elsewhere) a couple times, this was never addressed. No big deal, I didn't mention it, and just kept the shifter a little shy of the second gear or third gear. When I collected my bike from the Bicycle Clinic, the gears finally worked as they're supposed to! This was in addition to things like tightening the brakes, oiling the chain, and I'm sure another little bit of PMCS (Preventative Maintenance Checks and Services). The owner gave me a little guidance of how to keep the bike running in tip-top shape, and when I was mounting it to my car, ran out and gave me a suggestion on how to attach it to prevent drive-train damage. Overall, a great experience, and a great value considering the scope of work and a cost of $50. Absolutely would use Bicycle Clinic again for all my bike repair and PMCS needs.

The owners Paul and his wife were great but this store closed years ago. I bought my bicycle here…read moreabout 8 years ago, but a couple of years later they retired and closed the shop after getting swamped with business during the covid years.

My dad came to the shop this morning. Paul, the owner, was so resourceful and friendly! English is…read morenot the first language of my dad, but paul was so helpful and professional! He spoke to my dad slowly and helped him replace the tire and valve right away, even though paul was working on another bike alone when my dad came in. My dad was not in a rush, but paul helped him repair his bike right away! My dad couldn't thank paul enough, and he kept admiring how great paul was when he got back home. Thank you paul, and thank you Anderson bicycle for donating lots of gears to Quincycles every year!

REI is a Co-Op, so join, as it's a win-win for everyone…read more They have a really nice staff; the folks working there are into the outdoors. They like biking, hiking, camping, climbing and etc. they know the lingo, they know their merchandise, and they are always willing to help the customer. Hingham Derby Street Shops... well, parking is plentiful, I do tend to park in the back. Never jammed up back there. If you plan on buying anything, you will want to bring your own bag as the chain is 'bag free'. Prices are very good. Competitive with Amazon.com and better than Cabela's. I used to go to the store in Framingham when I was in metro west, also the store in Reading... I'm not sure if both are still there. Shopping since '96, Co-Op member since '12. No negatives,

Came in before closing about 40 mins and was greeted promptly by staff to see if we needed any help…read moreor info for our shopping! Location is setup nice, 2 floor style like most. They have basically anything you need for outdoors activities. I've usually shopped for hiking gear and camel backs or osprey / rei branded stuff. Also got a pair of hiking boots. I think it's cool REI is a coop brand. Member owned. They have plenty of sales going on, bicycles standard and electronic assisted, survival gear, clothing from all sorts of brands, boots and hiking gear, camping gear, lanterns, knives, paddles, water shoes, and also have deals on traded in gear. Nice experience. Love walking around and looking at stuff i probably don't need but it's a cool tool or utility purposed item.

My bike needed to be serviced and I decided to give Landrys a try. The Friendly tech took the time…read moreexplaining all the work needed to be done and available options. He was very knowledgeable on the parts and did a thorough job describing everything as part of the free inspection and quote. The higher end tuning service was a bit on the pricer side but it took care a lot of the major maintenance items so I think it was worth it. It took about 2 weeks for the parts to arrive and for the service to be completed. Bike was operating like new when I got it back.

If you have a Specialized eBike, not a great place to go for service or sale. I purchased a Creo in…read morethe Spring from them and the service has not been good. Landry's of Braintree is a Specialized dealer and has given me a slow run-around about getting Specialized to honor their warrantee. The control wire attached to the handlebars broke and it's been weeks since I have heard from Ian or Mike the manager about fixing it. We're talking about a $7,000 bike here and a very small fix. I'd would suggest another dealer like The Bike Barn in Whitman to service your ebike.

Was here a couple of days ago with my husband who was looking for a fleece neck gator for skiing…read more It's quite a big place with all kinds of recreational and sporting goods. For my shopping "tastes", this store is just too vast and overwhelming. It is a sea of merchandise. Well organized yes but just way too much stuff to take in. Despite all the "stuff" I didn't see bargains of any note...in fact...and this could just be me ...but I was astonished to see Nike women's sweatpants for $110.00. That seems like a lot of dough to lay out for sweatpants. I'd skip the name brand and the Nike logo and look for another deal. Better yet, don't wear sweatpants unless you're in the gym or running outside on a cold day as I am not sure who they are flattering on and I am so over seeing people running around everywhere in ill-fitting sloppy looking gym-wear. But for the gym-goers, and exercisers of all kinds, you will find all manner of clothing and equipment here...a fairly comprehensive seeming selection whatever your sport of choice might be. They also sell, t-shirts, specialized sports' shoes, lots of coolers and water bottles including the in my opinion ridiculous looking and now viral Stanley water bottles that everyone seems to be lugging around...tons of those! (I just read that in California there is a class action suit pending on these Stanley water bottles as the company has acknowledged the sealing material used for its vacuum insulation contains lead). I didn't see many staff throughout the store. The staff I did see seemed to be congregating up front so if I had had a question there would have been no one to ask without traipsing back up to the front where the registers are. And in a store as large as this, that's a pain. There are so many other places to get most of the things sold here but with better service and for me, with a more manageable store footprint and experience. If I'm not going to get a bargain, I'd rather spend my money at a smaller store with attentive service. Tom didn't find the neck gator he was looking for so we left without purchasing anything but for me, I can't imagine why I'd return.

The Asst. Store Manager, Tatiana, was awesome. Professional, knowledgeable, courteous, friendly and…read moreso very smart; she helped me navigate a difficult purchase (expensivwe recumbent bike) with ease. She is a Dick's, Corporate Star in the making.

Bad experience with buying boots. Felt rushed and pushed into buying something that didn't feel…read morecomfortable. I've been skiing for 30 years.

TOO BUSY TO CARE! I was hoping to shop local but the…read morecustomer service was horrible. They charge as much as the shops on the mountain because they are the only shop in the area. WIth their high prices, one would expect premium service but the service was rude and the manager/owner spoke to me about boots like it was my first time on skis. Condescending SOB.