This place is amazing, they have the best staff! Everyone here is happy and excited to help out. They have a great deal of bikes and accessories that are out on the market. 10/10 best bike place is Bergen county. Staff is super friendly and they always have stock! read more

Trek Bicycle Closter - Bikes Near Me - Closter, New Jersey

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Trek is a great place to find awesome bikes and gear at a discount during this time of the season. Happy searching the clearance sale. read more

Trek Bicycle Closter - Bikes Near Me - Closter, New Jersey

Awesome new store! I visited when they first opened the business and they had some beauties! Unfortunately nothing I needed was in stock, however, They ended up fixing my used Trek bike instead. With their support I was able To continue to ride even though I wasn't able to purchase a new bike from them at the time. They were great! They provided details about everything they did and they provided suggestions for future services and maintenance for the bike. Really nice store! They provided great service, educated me and suggested great items for purchase. I will continue to bring my bikes in for service and would purchase a new one from this store in a heartbeat! Keep in mind, they don't just service Trek Bikes. They can service any and all brands and sizes! read more

I had great experience with Trek Closter - picked out a bike online and ordered it with them on the phone. It was ready and in the store within a few days for pickup. They fitted my cushioned seat from my previous bike and bells/light onto my new bike when I picked it up. read more

My wife and I were in a bind. For whatever reason, my wife's bike brake seized up. Wheel was locked. We had a race in Vermont that Sunday and were leaving with bikes in tow. What to do with a bike who's wheels were seized up? Trek in Closter came to our rescue. With one brief call they said: "Come on in. We'll help." They fixed the bike on the spot. No questions asked. The bike road like a dream. Our weekend in Vermont was a pleasure thanks to Trek in Closter. Trek in Closter is the bike store that will make us happy for years to come. read more

Long read but worth your time... I haven't used my bike much in the past few years and it needed some attention, not "let's maybe talk about upgrading". I rolled in simply to ask how much to fix my rear hydraulic brake as it leaked and bled out, and one of the many folks standing around behind the counter came around and asked to have a look. He takes my bike and puts it in the mechanic stand. Starts fiddling with my the brake caliber loosening shit(don't even know if he tightened it back up). Starts looking over the bike telling me, I need a new chain. Maybe I need to replace the cassette, he says. Still waiting to get a straight answer, this other genius chimes in while the guy tooling around on my bike goes in the back to get the mechanic(yup he's NOT the mechanic but he's gonna touch my bike with tools). I love this part. You could use some new pedals too, the other clown says. What's wrong with my pedals I asked? He starts telling me how they have bigger pedals that you can have more of your foot on the pedal....amazing I've never thought of that in my life! Just because I don't have my riding shoes on doesn't mean I can't ride or, "need new pedals". I mean I literally rolled in there ON MY BIKE! New pedals? YOU need a new job cuz you suck at yours. First off this bike is pretty damn new. WELL UNDER 500 miles on it I promise you that. Bike chains are good anywhere from 500-1000 depending ofc. Even then, sure chain stretch ok, you remove a link simple! You don't need to replace the chain. And a new cassette?! Hmm should I just get a whole new drive train then? A good cassette will last ten times longer than the chain ffs! So...I finally get a quote. He starts getting ready to take down my info, asks for my drivers license. I'm like I just wanted a quote pal. He's like, we're in no way a pushy shop I assure you. Yeah ok champ, so wtf was all that bullshit you just tried "pushing"? You may need some new pedals with the back pedaling you're about to start doing. These ppl are all about selling bikes and making money(trying to at least). Trek isn't what they use to be. Now they have these stores popping up all over the place. Employing ppl that don't know wtf they're talking about. Shit, I wish I applied for a job there, stand around and do nothing lol. I know I'm a lot more knowledgeable than these clowns that actually had the audacity to open their mouths and prove to be fools. Sales people folks, NOT cyclists...sales people. Stay tf away! FWIW...it almost made me sick to re-read over this. One last thing. I've owned Trek bikes most of my friggin life. Antelope 820, and 3 8000s. I know a little bit about them. :p read more

Amazing customer service. Very friendly, very affordable, fast, good work. There's nothing bad to say about this place.

If you want to buy an expensive and likely overpriced bicycle, then this place is for you. However, don't be fooled by claims that they repair bikes. I bought a vintage Peugeot road bike and brought it there for repair. They told me it was scrap metal, couldn't be repaired but that we should look at their selection starting at $1200. We took our bike elsewhere, and $400 later and in only one day, our bicycle was fully restored and ready to be ride. read more