I needed a pair of spin shoes & had no luck ordering them on line. Village bikes was recommended…read moreto me by a different bike shop that didn't sell shoes. There was older one man sitting, observing anything that might go on there. There was another older man walking about drinking coffee. Then there was a younger guy with a beard who seemed to be talking with the man drinking coffee as he was working in what appeared to be the shoe area. I felt invisible. I didn't want to interrupt their conversation. Finally the younger chap asked me if I needed help. I told him I needed shoes for a spin bike. He asked me my size and grabbed a pair. They didn't quite fit and that was the only pair in my size. I suggested to go up a size in hopes they had it. I asked if they had any other sizes or styles he said no. I asked if they were going to be getting any more restocked he said no. I tried the shoes on and they fit. I asked if they had more selections on line. He showed me the box and let me take a picture of it, then left me alone. I decided to take them but he out the box back in the stack so I wasn't sure which pair it was I tried on. I walked over to the little coffee bar and he was on his computer, working away. After about 5 minutes I said-" excuse me but I would like to get the shoes please". He looked up from the computer-said "ok" and went and got them. He rang me up, I asked a few more questions that went no where and then his attention turned away. A couple walked in and the older guy drinking coffee pounced on them promptly. I was there around 11 am and I was the only person there originally. They seemed to have a lot of cycles and accessories but I felt ignored and brushed off. I hope you have a friendlier experience than I did.

Osprey Ave location: Uncomprehensible lack of customer care. If I were to sum it up, I'd say…read moreattitude attitude attitude. Brought in a bike that needed a shifter either fixed or replaced for the front derailleur. The guy behind a computer screen, who was clearly annoyed that we were there for service, finally looked up at us. Mind you, no greeting whatsover. I had to make the initial "hello" greating to break the ice. Seemingly after I explained that I can't move the shifter for the front derailleur, he looked the bike over and said that for him to work on it we'd need 3 more items including a new rear cassette, and then gave us a total that was way more than we could spend. While I was deciding what to do, he rather emphatically stated, "if it were me I don't think the bike is worth it". WTF does he know what that bike is worth to me? I was certainly not going to purchase a new bike. Other than the shifter being broken, for the purposes we use the bike for... simply riding around the neighborhood, it works perfectly fine. I asked if he could just fix the shifter and he said, "you'd have to agree that you're not going to come back and hold it against us if something else breaks".... could he really be serious? Since I had gone through the effort of bringing the bike in, I agreed to his silly demand and said, "I'll just have the shifter replaced". A week later I went to pick up the bike. They had REPLACED THE WRONG shifter (which wasn't broken and had replaced a couple of years earlier at a much friendlier shop). I said this to the guy that was there this time and he said, "I see in the computer that you refused to do the work we recommended". I said, "correct, but that has nothing to do with you replacing the wrong shifter"? He said well it says "the right shifter on the work order". I said, "I didn't write the work order, there was no ambiguity as to which one needed to be fixed when I dropped it off". Honestly, I was incredulous but not rude. He hesitated, not knowing what to say. At this point I was quietly furious with this shop. I said just let me pay for this and I'll go somewhere else that actually cares. I will never go back to this shop and will strongly NOT RECOMMEND doing business there.

They charge to assemble a new bike. Most bike shops include assembly. Especially for a bike over…read more2K. I bought the same bike elsewhere and got it assembled at no extra cost. But if they have what you want, it's worth it if this shop is nearby.

I used several of the bike shops around before finding POPcycle and have been very pleased. Having…read morepurchased (and serviced) two bikes there I have found them to be knowledgable, price competitive, and very nice people.

Went to buy an e-bike, knowing almost nothing and walked away with a purchase and great experience…read more Shane was my first point of contact and he was great. Also dealt with one other person (forgot his name) but he too was fabulous.

Let's start with the fact that they are highly knowledgeable, patient, experienced, and just all…read morearound super nice people. I can't say enough nice things about this business. On my 3 bike and they are the only place I'll buy from. Their is an awesome test track and have no problem showing you all the bike you want to try. Prices are very fair. They have serviced my bikes always done right without any issues. Forward honest people what a breath of fresh air. No hype or pressure. With that said don't wait if you're looking for a new bike. Walk , drive or peddle on down someone will greet you with a smile. Thank you, to the owners and staff. Great experience keep up the great work . Cheers, Chris & Gigi See you on the trail or down the road.

I am happy to have a great bike shop in Bradenton. I took both my tandem bikes into Espresso Bike…read morefor repairs and service and both were worked on quickly and were returned in great condition. Mauro is a skilled bike repairman and did a great job for me. Plus they have some really great bikes for sale. I highly recommend this shop.

Absolutely the best bike shop in town! Mauro the sales clerk/repairman is knowledgeable, courteous…read moreand friendly. He was able to get me an electric trike for my autistic daughter. Other customers visiting the shop for repairs were also praising his workmanship. They said, "He was the best repairman hands down"! If you're in need of repairs or a new bike I would highly recommend seeing Mauro at Expresso Bicycle Repair II.

Had a broken pedal and brought my bike here spur of the moment. Chris fixed me up right on the spot…read moreand also put a mirror on my handlebar. In and out of there in 5-10 minutes and did not break the bank! Great shop!

Went here with a high end carbon wheel that was having issues. Totally impressed with the honest…read moreassessment that was performed. Highly recommend this place for any bike issue.

Excellent service. Professional and polite. I like that he comes right to your house!read more

We love the work of Dr. Bike to tune up my aged Trek bike and my daughters new Trek bike. Fast…read moreservice, attention to detail, and an expert at understanding the needs of a parent whose child loves riding bikes all day. He even added some reflectors on the back of Anya's bike! Thanks again Dr. Bike!

Highly recommend this bike store, they went above and beyond to make me happy. They also sell…read morequality name brands and accessories at a reasonable price.

Isaac & Neve are terrific! They took my cruiser in for a tune up and saw I needed new tires. The…read moreold ones were dry and cracking. I purchased a new gel seat that is amazingly comfortable. Their prices are very good and the work is awesome....highly recommend this shop!!

My bike is better than ever and the process was easier than I imagined due to the professionalism…read moreand great work provided by Parrish bike repair. I would definitely recommend Kyle to anyone in need of bike repair services . You can go wrong when you get someone as honest and empathetic as Parish bike repair