Brought in 2 bikes for a tune up, new grips, new chain, new brakes, and a few other things. Bikes…read morewere both about 10 years old and needed it. The owner John was very nice, made a few suggestions, and all in all did a great job on our bikes. Also fixed the gears so they move and switch like new. The bikes are like brand new right now. Bikes have become quite expensive over the years , the average good bike being from 500 to 1000 dollars! So mine are here to stay. Will bring them back again if anything needs to be done. So far so good. thanks John....

I came in with a buddy with two broken bikes and no knowledge on how to fix them. John helped give…read moreus some pointers and was all around VERY helpful and knowledgeable. With his help, we were able to get our bikes up and running within a few hours, which otherwise would have taken us much longer. I couldn't recommend this place enough.

I wouldn't recommend this place, the staff is rude and unwelcoming. Its a simple as that.read more

It is really great to see people doing great things for the community. This organization works to…read moreraise money by repairing and selling bikes. They also give bikes to children through local agencies and businesses. I've purchased a few bikes from them in the past and been quite happy. The staff are friendly. Their is a noticeable difference in knowledge between the trainers and the trainees. What I noticed this trip was that a lot of the bikes seemed overpriced. For instance, there was a used bike for $120 that I could buy new at Walmart for $140 (plus tax). I don't know what changed but it didn't feel like a good deal to buy a bike there any longer. Perhaps the Bike Swap is a good option.

7/10/25- It's…read moreironic- I never used to shop at an Rei when I lived in Elk Grove, Ca.. probably because it was further away.. Since living here, and it's right next to Costco.. I'm a frequent shopper.. Purchased some Hoka's back in November- but one side started ripping - so I returned and purchased another On shoes.. Surprisingly they did not fit.. (yet I have four pairs that are the same size and fit).. go figure- Returned them and started browsing in store.. Just my luck- found a nice On pair- I like these because it's really not messy on the upper.. Noticed an email on the Rei app about the new On Cloudsurfer 2 trail running-.. Wow- those are ones I just got..! Comfy and decided to wear them today..

REI = Recreational Equipment, Inc…read more Quality/Quantity - We are members. Current promotion, spend $50, become a member and get a $30 giftcard. What a great deal. And how do you NOT spend $50 on every visit here... Came here to check out bikes, mountain bikes, e-bikes, etc. But ending up buying a new boot on clearance. Atmosphere - Good size location. Plenty of private parking. Service - Mostly self service. The shoe salesperson, the only person helping 10 people, did a good job. There were 4 people working in the bike area, and no one acknowledged me?!?! And these bikes go for like $7k. I am not sure I want an e-bike yet; I just want to stay as young and long as possible. Very friendly salesperson. Price - $150 ish. Good deal for the quality of boot I got. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1938! I like the COOP concept and $30 lifetime membership model. Many of my friends are loyal customers due to this model. You created a good and strong culture. Keep up the good work.

My 13 year old son and I went down there and used the fix it yourself service (they guided us a…read morelot) to install a new tube and raise up his handle bars. We were so happy, they were so nice and knowledgable and we were able to go for a bike ride later! Success, once again we are happy RBP people!

Reno Bike Project is a great place to donate your old bikes and also gently used gear and cycle…read moreclothing. Friendly employees. Not in the best area of town but it works.

I went here looking for a bike lock and got a nice one at a fair price. I then mentioned I could…read morealso use some petals with a toe cage and he went out back and brought out a pair of them used, so they would be even more inexpensive. . . They were a solid pair from a road bicycle that appear to have a sealed bearing, which is quality for certain. He also gave me some tips for a long bike tour that I was about to undertake. He was very honest and candid with me and didn't try to sell me anything that I didn't need, even though I asked him specifically what he would recommend to me. He mentioned the shop is largely for the community and is a charity of sorts. When I was there they had an open bike repair center - where you are free to use the tools they have to fix your bicycle. There were a number of children there taking advantage of this free service offered. A great place to stop by if you are on a tour and could use some parts/components cheap, need to use the tools or gain some insight from the workers there.

These guys were incredible! Knowledgeable and kind and set my whole family up with great bikes!!read more

This was my very first time looking up a bicycle shop because my step son's bike needed a new tube…read moreand tire. There's so many options on Yelp, I just went for this one. This is up where Bonanza is and I live down in South Reno. Silly me, I know. Results, they didn't call me when they have finished. I had to call them and it was nearly late afternoon when I had dropped it off early because they said they can finish it early. My stepson was eager to get his bike back. All I wanted was to be informed that it was done, that's all. Pricing itself was pretty fair. They changed his tires into a dirt tire which was awesome so now he has hybrid tires! Even tough it's a kid bike, labor counts so Thankyou for the awesome job! The owner is really friendly and his staffs too. (During this time, all wore their masks. That's always a plus.)

Knowledgeable, thorough, personal service. Repairs bikes for the love of it. My son found this shop…read moreand has been very pleased with the repairs done, and the fact that the owner doesn't try to sell him things he doesn't need.

I was riding my road bike for a 25mi loop and around 14mi got a flat tire. I was right next to the…read moreshop when it happened. I changed my tire and the store guys were super friendly and helpful. They let me use their air pump to pump up my tire vs my hand pump. Saved me 15 mins and hand cramps. They had a big selection of e-bikes and I have been interested in trying them out on some trails. When I do decide on an e-bike or even to rent, I'll come by this shop mainly because of how friendly they were!

I absolutely love my Pedego City Commuter Platinum Edition. It's a fantastic, comfortable ride with…read morea solid motor that makes navigating the city and country an absolute joy. It handles beautifully, has great components, and truly excels as a daily commuter. However, I highly advise future buyers to purchase this bike simply because you like the ride, and do not fall for the "more expensive because of the warranty" sales pitch. Pedego heavily advertises its "no excuses" 5-year warranty, but in practice, it turns out to be nothing but excuses. When I actually needed to use it for an issue, I was met with endless red tape, loopholes, and pushback. The warranty claims process is incredibly frustrating, and they seem to find any excuse to deny coverage or make you pay out of pocket. The Bottom Line: Buy the City Commuter for the ride quality, the local dealer support (if you have a good shop nearby), and the comfort features. But go in knowing that you are paying a premium for the bike itself--not for the peace of mind of a reliable warranty.

These guys are professionals. I had a flat tire on my Gotrax electric scooter and unlike other…read morerepair shops in Reno that do not quickly answer their phones, these guys did. I spoke to Ryan over the phone, explained to him the situation and he asked me to bring the scooter in and I did. They are in downtown Reno in the old Post office on Virginia Street and are easy to reach. Dropped my scooter off and a week later called them again and they let me know it would be ready by Thursday, and it was. The reason I'm giving them a 4-star rating instead of 5 is because I specifically asked them to order and install HONEYCOMB Tires, which are stronger and more shock absorbent than standard scooter tires. A week later I found out that they ordered regular tires. Sure, the tires they ordered are nice and highly rated and work great, but it wasn't exactly what I asked for, it is important to listen to customers. Still, they fixed the flat tire and that is the important thing so I recommend them for people that own bikes or electric scooters in Reno and want to get them repaired.

Great customer service and cheap and quick fixes. Great people and they really know what they are…read moredoing.

Excellent experience. Randy' expertise and attention made a huge difference to my peloton set up…read more Comfortable efficient and perfectly tailored to me! Randy was amazing to work with and I truly appreciate his skill and care. Highly recommend to anyone looking for expert cycling advice and fitting! Thank you!

We recently purchased Orbea Rise e-assist bikes for my wife and myself at College Cyclery in Reno,…read moreNevada. My wife loves hers but I had problems with mine almost from the beginning. The assist was sporadic and I had clicking sounds that seemed to come from the motor area. Randy had the bike in his shop several times and each time the problems went away for awhile but returned. The bike was in the shop 4 times and I was never charged. Most recently I went in and was ready to pay to replace the motor (approximately $1,000) but Randy said he'd look it over again. He found that the wiring to the motor was frayed and was contributing to the clicking noise that kept coming back. He charged me $50 for the part but wouldn't accept anything for his labor. The bike is perfect now and I was able to ride it on a challenging trail where dirt bikes usually go. Talk about great customer service!!!

Scheels is a Reno staple if you are into the outdoors, but surprisingly has an intense selection of…read moremore then that. My favorite part about here is the Lego section.... Biggest in Reno by far. All of the employees here are incredibly friendly and helpful, must be a nice work environment, and you can't forget the icing on the cake of military discount off EVERYTHING!!!! For the size of this store, maybe the most shocking part is the prices, not only is nothing hiked up, most of the time stuff here is considerably cheaper then other places in Reno. LOVE IT!

It's not often a store also provides a bit of an experience…read more Scheels is a vast store. It's got almost anything you can imagine related to outdoor activities and sporting goods. It's so big I'm not sure I've ever even been through the whole thing. Upon entering on either side they have big fish tanks that our kids love looking at, and then of course they have the massive Ferris wheel. The cost is $1 per rider which is more than fair, but in my experience they will often just give you the tokens to ride for free. The store itself is a bit pricey. But there's a variety here that you won't get many other places. So you're almost certain to find something.