Was told they don't service bikes from China. Was not even welcome into their shop. They claim they…read moredenied me service due to my bike, not having the proper UL 2849 certification. First impressions are everything. Then the owner immediately responded to my Google review very defensive and began making claims without any verification. It seems that they preffer a specific clientele. So if you don't have a very expensive namebrand E bike don't even bother going. My bike had fallen over and I bent my derailer. I thought I could stop in a local shop and see if they could help me either straighten it or offer any type of replacement part. People know when they are not wanted. And I did not feel at all welcomed at any point during the interaction. There are better bike shops in town. Instead of offering to do anything to make it right. They would rather stand behind their claims of insurance issues or a component, I wasn't even requesting service for. Nobody is entitled to a good review. Urlife E20 Fat Tire E Bike 48v 13 ah lithium ion battery UL2849 certification for its electrical system, particularly in listings on Walmart, eBay, and AliExpress. The UL 2849 standard covers the safety of the entire e-bike system, including the battery, motor, and controller * UL 2849 Certification: Seller descriptions on various platforms state the Urlife E20 48V 13Ah model is certified to the UL 2849 standard. * Verified Status: Some listings mention that documentation for this certification is available upon request. * Battery Safety: The 48V 13Ah lithium battery is commonly cited as UL-certified or compliant in user discussions and product descriptions. * Other Potential Certifications: Some listings also list the model as CE certified or meeting GCC (General Certificate of Conformity)

I would recommend the Great Bicycle Shop to anyone . They provide excellent service and are very…read morehelpful. I bought an Aventon Aventure 2 e-bike about two weeks ago and had it assembled here. They assembled it perfectly, but while I was riding home, I ran over a piece of glass. I brought it back in and got some tire inserts to protect against sharp objects. After leaving, I noticed my front brakes were clicking loudly when I tried to use them. I brought it back in again, and they replaced my brake pads and rotor for free. They explained things very well and were very knowledgeable.

Despite their limited hours, Krank It Up is a fun inviting space that is volunteer-run and…read moredonation-driven. They're next to the train tracks and you will see this quaint bike haven with bicycles strewn about and a welcome sign that clearly labels this as a 'Safe Space.' Perfect for students, those touring, and anyone interested in bicycles (learning more about them, maintenance, etc.).

Excellent service!! There's usually a bit of a backlog to getting your bike fixed up but it's very…read moreworth it! Extremely knowledgeable in bike repair, both manual and electric, very friendly, and very well priced for such great work! Highly recommend coming here to get your bike fixed up or anything else you need for your it!

Extremely poor customer service. I was biking by and had an issue with my breaks. Figured I would…read morestop in to ask if I could get an appointment (I've gone once before and didn't need one, but it's early in the semester so I figured I'd check). When I tried to open the door a bike was in the way. Waited for someone to help move it, then when I walked in I was completely ignored so I waited until the worker yelled "why are you opening my door" at me. I was shocked and said "sorry, I wasn't sure if you would want me to bring my bike in to look at it when it's my turn." He then said "look around does it look like I can have another bike in here? What's wrong with your bike anyway?" I told him I was sorry (why? I don't know, I hadn't done anything wrong) and that the breaks were no longer working. He said, still in an awful tone, "well I can't get to it for weeks so good luck." I turned around and left trying not to cry. Do not go here--try the Great Bicycle Shop instead--they were excellent and so kind.

When a business changes hands, there is always concern it will decline with regard to customer…read moreservice and more. I have been very pleasantly surprised with the change from Bird Legs to David's World Cycle. I have bought a helmet, pedals, shoes, and more since they changed owners, and it has been a great buying experience. I have also had repairs made to my bikes, and they have been great.

Kylie and CJ are true professional cycle experts that care about their customers…read more Definitely 5 Stars

Great local bike store .Open for 1 year …read more Used to be Higher Ground bikes if live in the area. Huge selection of gravel and off road bikes. We were able to find some much needed insulated bike bottles to keep our drinks cold for long rides in great colors. Some nice stock on bike apparel and tubes. They even had Tifosi sunnies. Would come back when in Tally.

Knowledgeable staff was easy to work with . They knew their stuff, had good inventory of…read moreSpecialized bikes.

There are two scooters shops in Tallahassee and this one is a little less popular than the other…read moreone, BUT this place offers better scooters, bette prices, and better service. I bought a high end scooter here and got one pre-owned and the quality and price was very good and much better than buying a new cheapie scooter.

Awful customer service for Genuine warranty parts and service work! They will lie to you! The owner…read moreis not nice and i guess it rolls down hill. Several years ago there was guy named Jared that was great but unfortunately he's gone now.

2 happy boys , thanks to these guys that worked tirelessly to get These 2 four wheelers ready for…read moremy nephews for Christmas! Thanks to Craig , Howard , Terran , & everyone that helped out it really made the boys Christmas this year!

These people are amazing to deal with. We wanted a pink 4 wheeler for our daughter's birthday this…read morepast weekend so they ordered 4 different styles in pink so we could decide which one we wanted in person instead of looking at pictures. This was a few weeks ago but Long story short, we all was afraid as we got closer to the party, they wasn't gonna be delivered in time due to normal shipping problems that is nobody's fault. Bummed out, With a few days left before party we picked out one they had on the lot and went ahead and brought it home and hid it in the shed. They called me late on Friday with the news that the pink 4 wheelers has arrived and they allowed me to come swap it for the perfect pink 4 wheeler that matched our daughter's personality much more than the red one we had picked out!! They even stayed way later just to wait on me to get there. I can seriously go on and on about how nice they are. We are going back real soon to pick up another 4 wheeler or dirt bike for our son!

Fast, flowy & fun! Munson Hills mtb trails are a good…read moreintroduction to mountain biking. The trails are beginner to slightly intermediate and suitable for new riders. Unlike most north Florida trails, 85% of the trail is red clay rather than our usual sand. This gives a fast surface and decent traction. Berms have been built on most of the turns for greater handling. The hills are gently sloped so climbing is relatively easy and descents are long & fun. I've read reports of some riders reaching near 20mph (feels a lot faster than it sounds)! I really enjoy the proximity to the St Marks Rail Trail - great paved path for warm up before or cool down after your ride. It's not the most challenging ride - but it's scenic & enjoyable. It's a fun place to start or end a Tallahassee riding trip

Located one mile south of the St. Mark's trailhead, the Munson Hills Off-Road Bike Trail can be…read moreeasily accessed at the Paper Cup Trail crossing, directly off the main St. Mark's Trail. Located in the Apalachicola National Forest, this is a fairly non-technical trail that is a great option for beginning mountain bikers, but it still offers a scenic and challenging ride for experienced bikers. The trail was recently revamped with red clay, making the terrain an easy ride for cyclists of all skill levels. A bench and water fountain await at the trail's entrance. The trail then proceeds through an upland pine forest that is home to endangered wildlife including fox squirrels, red-cockaded woodpeckers, gopher tortoises, and coyote. After about 25 minutes on the trail, a fork gives riders the choice of tackling the shorter "Pine Top Short Course" or the full "Munson Hills Trail." The Pine Top Short Course is a single track course marked by white slashes on the pine trees that runs approximately 2 miles, winding up and down past several small ponds and depressions before looping back to the main trail. The Munson Hills Trail, marked with blue slashes, is closer to 5 miles in total length and offers breathtaking scenery. In addition, there are 21 miles of connected trails crisscrossing each other within the Apalachicola National Forest, including the popular Twilight Trail.

This place makes me wish I had found a way to stuff my bicycle into my car but instead, I enjoyed a…read morequick walk along the trail for a bit just to check it out. The full trail goes a full 16 miles, taking advantage of a railroad corridor that formerly brought cotton to the coast for shipment to mills in the Northeast. There is plenty parking and a number of spots where you can stop in between the trailheads. I'd recommend the coffee shop. https://www.yelp.com/biz/the-shack-a-coffee-boutique-saint-marks?hrid=S7aIc1834tASGsfQjqJR4A. It's 14 miles down the trail and you'll know because there's a break in the trees and a little zigzag. [Review 14073 overall, 1395 of 2020, number 1135 in Florida.]

The Tallahassee-St. Marks Historic Railroad State Trail runs 16 miles from Florida's capital city…read moreto the coastal community of St. Marks. Through the early 1900s, this historic railroad corridor carried cotton from the plantation belt to the coast for shipment to textile mills in England and New England. Officially part of Florida's Greenways and Trails System, this state trail also has been designated as a National Recreation Trail. This was the first rail-trail in Florida's system of greenways and trails to be paved, providing a scenic experience for running, walking, bicycling and skating. Horseback riding is available on the adjacent unpaved trail. Here, outdoor enthusiasts can hike a portion of the Florida National Scenic Trail, which joins the trail at U.S. 98 and continues south. At the main trailhead, there is access to the Munson Hills/Twilight Mountain Bike Trails in the Apalachicola National Forest. At the southern terminus of the trail, the coastal city of St. Marks welcomes trail users to enjoy seafood dining, fishing and entertainment and to learn about the history of the area at San Marcos de Apalache Historical State Park. The Tallahassee-St. Marks State Trail is a completed section of the developing, 120-mile Capital City to the Sea Loop corridor and is a destination along the Big Bend Scenic Byway.