I was having a problem with my bike, Todd and his employees were incredible. Todd the owner went…read moreabove and beyond for me to fix the problem. I would recommend that anyone looking for a bike or repair go to Exeter cycles, you cannot go wrong. The best bike shop I have ever been to, period.

This is a great shop, period. The customer service and expertise in the back are both outstanding…read more I recently ran across a frame issue with my bike and Exeter Cycles worked with the manufacturer to make it right. I highly recommend this shop if you are looking for a bike or need a good mechanic to wrench your bike.

After a brain injury from a car accident that totaled my vehicle, I was left without transportation…read moreand feeling completely overwhelmed. I walked into EZ Electric Bikes & Scooters and met Steve and the owner, Theresa, and they genuinely changed my day -- and my entire situation. At first, I purchased a beautiful motorcycle, but unfortunately, due to brain fog, I wasn't able to pass the motorcycle test. When I returned to the shop, Steve and "Mother Theresa," as I call her, showed me true compassion. They listened, understood, and worked with me to find the best alternative. They got me into a new moped that didn't require the same licensing. On top of that, Mother Theresa generously gifted me an $80 helmet -- completely free -- just to help ease my burden. They even went above and beyond by writing a note for the DMV to simplify the process of switching from motorcycle to moped plates. During a time in my life when everything felt like an uphill battle, Steve and Theresa treated me with unmatched kindness, patience, and heartfelt compassion. I truly can't thank them enough. If you're looking for a place where you'll be treated like more than just a customer, EZ Electric Bikes & Scooters is where you'll find that kind of care. - Bruce L.

Terrific (and quick) service for my grandson's scooter. Very nice and friendly staff. Thank you.read more

I am an avid cyclist in road, mountain and gravel cycling, and Papa Wheelies has been my go to bike…read moreshop for a number of years. Their customer service and knowledge of all types of riders and bikes is why I choose to patronize them, as well as why I will send all my friends who I try to convince to get into cycling. They truly just want you to get the best bike for yourself. Not the most expensive or the flashiest bike. They know their stuff and they truly just want to match everyone to a bike that will make them happy and give them the best riding experience. Their repair staff is also top notch. I have had some whacky issues with my bikes over the years and they have solved them every single time. Several years ago, I purchased an Orbea mountain bike through them. Unfortunately, there was a manufacturers defect with the dropper post (not Papa Wheelie's fault - a manufacturing issue). The staff at Papa Wheelie's took my bike in and took care of the entire process in dealing with the claim and getting the part from the manufacturer and got me back on my bike quite quickly considering many of the parts were coming in from Spain. I am always team support your local bike shop, but I am specifically team support Papa Wheelies as your lbs, because they truly care. Yes, you can order a bike online direct from manufacturers, but nothing beats the experience of going in and working with the people at Papa Wheelies to figure out what bike works for you and making adjustments to that bike or getting a bike fit to make sure that it is the best possible machine you can ride. It's an investment and Papa Wheelies makes that process 100 times easier. Lastly, I'll add that bikes can be expensive. Tax on expensive things can be expensive. New Hampshire doesn't have taxes. Are you doing the math with me? If you are buying a bike for several thousand dollars in other New England states, you can end up paying several hundred dollars in taxes. You can avoid that by heading on up to beautiful tax free New Hampshire and buying your bike at Papa Wheelies.

Papa Wheelies showed a real lack of professionalism over the past couple of days. After seeing…read moretheir business practices first hand I'd avoid this place. Late last month I got an email from them advertising an end of summer sale. It indicated that they took trade-ins and even included a calculator where I could figure out the value of my bike. I checked on-line and their website indicated that a bike I wanted was "in store". I spoke with the owner, Dan Houston. He was okay with the calculated value of my bike. The problem was, he said, the bike wasn't in-stock and it wouldn't be a good deal for him. I double checked on-line and found that the bike was showing to be in stock. I called their other store to be sure and they indicated that they had the bike I wanted. I don't know what happened but the guy at the warehouse said it was definitely there. So I went back in and told them that there must have been a mistake. Dan was not in. Josh Pierce indicated that the bike was not in stock. They did have a different color and since it was available (and already built) I said I would take that one instead. It's one excuse after another with these guys. Josh looked at my bike, found an imperfection in the paint and a couple of dirt marks (that cleaned right off), and said the bike could be worth $1,000 less than Dan had indicated the day before. He said if I wanted the new bike it was an additional $800 over their advertised price. After seeing their business practices first hand I'd avoid this place. My expectations were based completely on the numbers they gave me. If they find out that their advertised prices turned out to be too low they should just accept their mistake. Instead they wasted my time. Papa Wheelies did advertise they were having a special ("Last Chance to Save Big on End-of-Season Bikes"), their bike was on sale and the value I determined for my bike was based on what they provided. I thought the advertising was deceptive.

This may be lengthy but it's well deserved. I've purchased e-bikes online (direct purchase from…read moremanufacturer) but was never satisfied and when issues arose, ex.: the bike stopped working with 164 miles on it, that company didn't want to cover it. I decided to shop local instead and after a lot of research, I thought that it would be worth my while paying a visit to Seacoast e-Bikes. Wow!! Am I glad I did. The lady that assisted me was not only very knowledgeable but extremely patient and made sure that my questions were answered. She pulled no less than a half dozen bikes for me to try and seemed vested in making sure that I had the right bike with the right fit. She wasn't pushy or even tried to oversell. You could see that she had my interest, just like if she was the customer. The service didn't stop there. After picking my bike, they made sure that it was well adjusted and road worthy. The owner even checked up on me to see if everything was in order. While waiting for my bike to be ready, I also witnessed how returning customers were treated ... It reassured me that I made the right choice. We have another bike to buy for this upcoming season, and we are heading to Seacoast e-Bikes without even looking at other dealerships because they do customer service the old fashion way. BTW, I am not affiliated with the shop, the owner(s) or the staff. I was not paid nor even asked to write this review. I am just a VERY Satisfied customer.

I bought my Aventon Level because after I did my research, it was the highest rated e-Bike in its'…read moreclass. In just over a month, (in the winter time!) I have put over 400 miles on it and it's going strong. I bought the bike from a dealer, Seacoast e-Bikes, because it is a fairly complex piece of machinery which requires some amount of care and feeding. Just about the time the bike was ready for its' tuneup (free at Seacoast), I got a flat tire. The flat was in the rear wheel with all sorts of connections to the chain, motor, gears etc. I dropped the bike off at Seacoast and the fixe the flat, and did the tuneup for a total of $50. If I had bought the bike via mail order I would have paid a lot more. They even dropped the bike off at my house free of cost. Shane, Frank and Steve and the rest of the staff really care about their customers, and know bike maintenance and repair cold. There is no reason to buy an e-bike mail order, because sooner or later it will need service and maintenance. If I could give 10 stars on this review I would. s

I am writing to express my gratitude to David Ricker, the owner of Pedalin' Fools, who expertly…read morerepaired my nephew's ebike today, a Sunday. The bike's rear tire had detached the previous day while my nephew was riding with friends. David suspected that low air pressure may have contributed to the issue. He kindly accommodated us by making the necessary repairs, which took approximately 45 minutes to complete. Prior to bringing the bike in, I had called David earlier in the morning, and he informed me of the shop's Sunday hours. David demonstrated exceptional efficiency and expertise, earning our loyalty as customers. I highly recommend Pedalin' Fools for ebike repairs

Very responsive and always come back with a great performing bike less expensive than the retail…read moreshops!

We bought 2 tires and chain online for our Harley. Dropped off parts and bike. A few hours later…read morehe called and said it was done! This was a first time going there and Jim was very friendly and professional. Gave a quote and said exactly what he would do. The bill was 30.00 less. Highly recommend to all our friends and the rest of the bikers out there. He will most definitely be our go to guy.

My favorite shop! Great bikes, great service, and close to my house! They've taken care of all my…read moreissues swiftly, and were very flexible.

Had a bike fit for an existing bike I own, and Dean did an amazing job. He took the time to dial in…read moreeach part of the bike, so that it was both comfortable and optimized for speed/power. Took a couple of hours, and it was worth every minute as well as worth every penny. I now no longer have my hands go numb when I ride. My hips are less sore, even after a century ride. AND I picked up 5 watts on my FTP.

Perfect location to rent/return in Portland. Cost was appropriate and service was great. Would rent…read moreagain from this company!

My boyfriend and I took a trip to Portland, Maine this past week and had a great time biking…read morethrough the city to a bunch of lighthouses with Ross from Lighthouse Bikes! Even though we were visiting fairly early in the year and before the real tourist season began, Leah and her staff at Lighthouse Bikes were nice enough to let us be their first official tour of the 2026 season! We had a lovely private tour through the city with Ross, who was as passionate as ever about the city's history even despite the cold temperatures we biked in. I definitely recommend everyone stops here for a lovely bike stroll through the city and various residential neighborhoods - beautiful views and great company all around. Thank you Lighthouse Bikes for having us!!

perfect location in Stratham Jack Rabbit Lane - 4H Pavilion…read more Friday May 23, - M.A.H.A. - Patriotic Picnic was fantastic-healthy refreshments and games - TRIVIA jeopardy was so much fun ! Look forward to the next event-.- Will be posting upcoming events within seacoast communities- contact: Denise - dklynn59@gmail.com

Great place for hiking and even better for Mountain Biking. The trail system is perfect for a 1 to…read more2 hour ride. All levels are accomodated. They also have a great pump track. Watch out for dog walkers who don't use leashes. I've had near collisions with dogs. Most people are friendly and respectful. Local advice: park in the tiny lot by Chase Lane (look for the white fence along 33). It's a nice ride from there. Cool fields and a few narrow bridges. Most trails are on trailforks. Most fun trail is Dead Fish, perhaps USA Today too.