Best bike experience EVER. Arranged appointment Friday for them to be there when I came by…read moreSaturday, a day they aren't necessarily open on at this time of the year (April 2013). Although an automotive mechanic type place, these awesome people (father/son) assemble and build electric bikes to order. With better than one-on-one care and attention, all and any questions I had we're answered (even those I didn't know to ask). And given that to visit the store for my car-less me, transiting here for me takes 90minutes easily BUT IT'S WORTH it. :) check em out. You'll be so pleased!

We bought an electric-assist bike that we just love. But the really most awesome thing was the…read moregreat service at this shop. These folks, Chad and Brian went way out of their way to assure a great experience for us, ordering special accessories such as locks and bike racks, etc. We highly, highly recommend this shop especially for the electric bikes, but also for exceptional service, you can't do better! R&K McT, Surrey

I've been reading about our local bike shop for quite a while, and finally took the time to ride…read moreover there. I'm looking to purchase a new bike and BBBS happens to be a dealer for one of the brands on my short list. I was disappointed to find the shop owner to be brusque, unhelpful, and dismissive. Didn't bother to ask me a single question about what or why I was looking for. I can only speculate as to what the sales/service model is here. Clearly I'm not fitting into it. I ended up purchasing my bike directly from the manufacturer. I don't think I'd even come back here for service.

Went for a kids bike while they were busy. The shop allowed my son to check out his new bike while…read morewaiting. I got assistance in sizing a new helmet as well. Even the customers were awesome. Definitely plan on future bike purchases here.

If you find yourself on Orcas Island in the San Juan Islands take a tour with Wildlife Cycles…read more We're in Deer Harbor and Ben though they were closed today the owner, Vicki went way out of her way to accommodate me and my friends. She set up an E-Bike tour that was epic. Her and her team went way out of their way to say the least. When on Orcas and you want to tour the island via E-Bike Wildlife is a must!! Peter is the Man!!

This was the best thing we did on the island! The people at Wildlife cycles were so friendly and…read morehelpful and gave us wonderful directions for places to visit. A person in our party fell off their bike early in the day and they graciously refunded us for her booking when she didn't want to continue. I just can't say enough good things!

Had to jump on here after our fantastic vacation up in this area. What a fun way to see the town…read moreand hop on the ferry and tour around. This shop had all our EBikes ready and waiting with names on them. We quickly signed our paperwork and were off. Some of our group could have used more gear instructions vs when the power would kick in- say up a hill what gear to be in but- through some laughs they figured it out but thanks again- beautiful sunny summer day and they were great

quick to sell slow to repairBike shop for the Rich and wealthy with a bad attitude to match…read more After bringing my Bike in For simple break and tube was told it will be a week. The next week I went in. The guy fixing my bike was also selling the high priced bikes. My bike was due to be finished and waited 30 minutes While the kid ran back and forth . Poor service I had to take my bike back because the brakes did not work after being fixed. I dreaded the brow beating but needed my bike fixed. No apologies only Tim's snarky remarks. After telling the young guy I will wait. Tim spoke up "We cannot always fix it on the spot" was uncalled for after I had brought my bike back from last weeks repair job. Meanwhile other customers were bringing tires to the front desk Adjusting there cleats ext. Again 30 minute wait while sales are juggled. Had Bought a new tube Because of BlackBerry thorns And had the brakes fixed. Got home the brakes are still not fixed.

I searched through Craigslist for hockey gear and everything decent gets snapped up quick. I came…read moreto this place and found awesome prices on used equipment! Much cheaper than the place in Langley. Staff were friendly and I got everything in one place. Overall, I'm super pleased with how everything turned out.

Was refused service in the last 30 mins of the store being open cause they were closing. WILL NOT…read moreRETURN

I took my daughter's hardtail bike in today and shout out to the repair/service department!…read more I'll just show one pic and IYKYK, cause good mechanics are hard to find and the details matter!! Positive vibes, positive vibes, positive vibes!

We rolled into town late in the evening and were looking for MTB rentals the very next day. The…read moreguys were super cool and friendly, they hooked us up and made us feel like we belonged. The Ripley V5s they gave us were so much fun! Galby is such a great place to ride MTB and Bellingham feels like an all-week destination. Next time we will need to stay much longer and explore the park/other areas, and maybe even hit the pump track down by the water at Trackside. Cheers!

Don't bother driving there, nothing they have on the website is in stock. May as well just go to…read morethe company's website and order from them. He said to "drive to Bellingham to try it" . Would not recommend.

Bought a bike today for my goddaughter. I was on a mission to get it done today as I needed to…read moretrek all the way from Vancouver, under a tight work schedule. First stop was Trek Bicycle on Westwood Street. No stocks available, and they seemed too busy to answer questions. Hmm...that kinda layback and hipster attitude seemed far too familiar as I'm in the coffee business for 20+ years. Then we rushed over to Kinetik Cycles. Sales person seemed way too passive, and when we were shown a couple choices (my goddaughter needs a small or an extra-small frame), not much help was given about the seat height adjustments. I understand that the Kona we first tried was built a certain way where the seat stem was way too long for a small frame. The minimum seat height was so tall that it defeated the purpose of calling it "size small". We asked how we could make it possible to accommodate the height so my goddaughter could do a proper test ride. (Of course I know of a solution...just find a shorter seat stem and substitute it for a few minutes worth of test ride)...Nothing from the sales person, just a shrug of the shoulders, and followed by "if you buy the bike, we will saw the seat stem short for you". The more senior looking person behind the counter didn't offer any help as well. So basically it's like take it (for a spin) or leave it situation. I was seriously not impressed but as I mentioned earlier, I was on a mission to get a bike today. We've finally decided on a Devinci. Next, I asked about bike lock choices, and I forgot the brand I've recently bought (ARBUS...I later recalled). So I described the lock as metal plates folded together kinda lock. The sales rep said they do not carry such style, except u-shapes, and chains. As I proceeded to pay for the bicycle, helmet, and gloves I realized the ARBUS locks were just stacked in boxes, right next to the other locks. So after this long story, I guess one can comprehend how lay back and unenthusiastic the service was. And I'm about to make a point here...Kinetik Cycles, you've dropped the ball. I could have bought the second bicycle for myself on the same visit, but I've made up my mind to make that purchase somewhere else on my way back to Vancouver the same day. Please refer to the enclosed receipts...one purchase from Kinetik Cycle (which I reluctantly went through due to a tight time window), one purchase from Rad Cycle on Fraser and Broadway (very pleasant experience from real people working, and providing real service and advise at a greasy and not very rich looking shop). Not going back for more hipster attitude.

It's been more than at least 25 years since I shopped at a Cap's Bicycle shop. I am glad I went to…read moreKrusty's. It's been in Richmond for years and there is good reason. I ordered my bike in October and happily picked it up in early Feb. Mike the owner/manager was super responsive and communicative throughout the who process. I even go to meet their head mechanic Dennis on pick up day. The store seems to be well stocked and the prices are competitive. Can't wait for Mike to email me that my wife's bike has arrived. Thanks Mike!

Support your LBS (local bike store). These guys know their stuff and gave fair prices. Dropped in…read morethe other day to pick up some tubes and a bike rack. They had a cool bike rack that fits on road bikes - it's narrow (and aero) and it attached through the skewer so no worries if your bike does not have mounting points for attachment.

Let me tell you a story about how Seth saved me from a dumb dad move and thereby saved my weekend -…read more Busy weekend out on the island with the fam, lots of hustle and bustle - in the midst of a couple days where it feels like nothing is going quite right on the family front. Looking to turn things around, I decide to install the kid seat on the back of my wife's bike for our 2 y.o. so we can do the ol' family bike ride (that'll fix it!). In a moment of overzealousness though, I give that over-tight, cheap screw in the back of her bike a turn-too-many with the allen wrench: it's stripped, but maybe salvageable. But what do I do? I think, "I can still get it...." So I jump back in there: cheap screw vs. cheap allen wrench, and I send that screw straight to The Land of No Return. It's never coming out now. Enter Seth and Meat Machine. Now, mind you, I had already been down there the day before - or my wife had - for another bike-related issue (I told you - it was that kind of weekend). So, I limp in there, figuratively speaking, and in my shame I present El Strippo to Seth. What does he do? He doesn't make my feel bad. He doesn't hesitate. Immediately, almost un-questioningly, he throws that bad boy up on the lift. He explains that this is not going to be easy and expresses concern that he'll break the head off the screw and then it's done (the seat is never going on in that case). He tries one expensive hex after another. No dice. Last resort: he busts out the blow torch. "Let's put a little heat on it." And he does, and, like magic, that baby starts to move! With the turning of the screw, hearts lift, hope returns - the screw it out. The day - the family bike ride - is saved. No charge. I headed outside and, literally, the clouds cleared (though I'm not sure I credit Seth with that one). But he and Meat Machine did save the day, no doubt. Great little shop. Friendly helpful guys. Very grateful to them! Thank you!!

We had a great time e-biking around the island (saw Orcas! a fox! deer! cows! visited a lavendar…read morefarm!), and the process of getting bikes from Meat Machine was flawless. Thanks for providing great bikes, helmets and locks. Easy to reserve online and to pedal away/return. Thanks!

Solid 3.5 stars; by itself, a decent hockey place but compared to the ones in Vancouver & Surrey,…read moreeven SportChek has better selection. They do specialize in hockey but at least for the goalie equipment section, not as much. Guess not much inventory required in White Rock. Lots parking.

Great place Lee will find you the exact proper fitting ice skate. these guys care and want your…read moreequipment to be proper. I have just purchased 1000. dollar skates and a lot gear:) Highly recommend. Get a big discount:)