Gary ran the greatest shop in the world. friendly, great selection from Trek, Cannondale, Univega…read more BMX from the likes of Mongoose, Redline and so many others. I just wanted to give him a 5 star rating. Gary Swanson might be gone from this world but his legend lives on through all the cyclists from Klamath Falls that knew him. Thanks Gary for putting me to work in 1997-1998.

I haven't been here since the 90's, but I have seriously warm and fuzzy memories of this place. It…read morewas where I bought my first mountain bike (A Univega Alpina Sport) back in 1988. For ages, this was the spot I'd go to for tires and parts...and several times the bike came back here after several crashes involving injury and/or hospitalization. The owner at the time was Gary, and he was sort of crazy....not bad crazy, but a breed of crazy that you looked forward to seeing. Craziness marked by wild ideas...ideas that he wasn't afraid in the least of pursuing full-steam ahead. Sometimes I thought he was off his rocker, but come time to buy bike stuff he was honest, amiable, and always a guy I liked to do business with. Years have gone by, and I'd lay dollars-to-doughnuts that his son Ryan has taken things over. Wild-eyed Yankee ingenuity may not be in as plentiful supply as it was back then....but my guess is that this is still the place to get a bike or get one fixed in Klamath Falls.

Nice local business with a good selection. Had what I needed to finish up my project bike.read more

From the owner: Jefferson Bike Company is located in the heart of Siskiyou County and is close to some of the best…read morecycling in Northern California. Whatever terrain suits you best, we will take care of you. If you need a tune-up or repair, we have you covered. Check out our calendar of events for group rides in your area.

So I read a prior review of someone who drove from the SF Bay Area to pick up a bike from these…read morefolks, and can concur - great experience! I was trying to pick up a couple of Specialized Turbo Kenevo bikes and most everywhere was out-of-stock because of the big sale they were having ($9000 MSRP down to $5800). Eventually did get what I wanted - but could only have them delivered and was shopping around for a great shop to set them up, test ride and go. Well, found the folks at Siskiyou Cyclery. Usually I'm heading further north to Medford, but the plan was to also enjoy Oregon and take a visit to Crater Lake. These folks are conveniently located near middle of Ashland. They're on a main road so you will have an easy time finding them (and turning around if you miss). Parking is nice - there's two spots on the road in front of the shop, parking in the back and next door parking if you have a larger vehicle as well. Inside, it's a bike shop. Nothing fancy. What is nice is that while I was waiting, I saw one mom bring her kids (6?) bike in because of a flat. I saw another guy just wander in needing a derailleur. Very low-key and friendly in terms of "sure, drop it off and come back this afternoon" and no, I didn't feel I was being blown off while they got those folks in and out. When I was picking up the Kenevo's, engaged in light conversation and they knew their stuff. "What is the bottom bracket of the e-bike?" or "what is the largest chain ring I can run?" plus they got into the conversation of what e-bike rules are locally, which varies crazily for USDA and USFS along NP land. Grabbed a bike, after it being set up and went for a quick ride. You can go right out the door, and then right again to head towards Starbucks. You can stay on that same road the shop is on for a long and level ride. You can go straight out and head up some minor inclines (not 10 ring stuff, but middle cog, haha) Paperwork was easy, in and out basically. You're not going to be stuck there while they treat you like a baby explaining how the dropper seat post works, or how to charge up your e-bike - unless you want to be. Overall, because "Oregon" and "Ashland" convenience, this is a great shop to stop by, get repairs or parts, and enjoy the Ashland scenery!

Just went by today. It is absolutely, completely closed, no matter what AI may tell you. All…read moresignage is down & another business is operating there. It was a good shop with good mechanics, and a good place to buy a bike. Sadly, it's no more.

Went in with absolutely no experience and a broken 15 year old RC car. The gentleman at the front…read moreasked if I needed help. I explained I wanted to get it running, didn't know much at all, and had a general idea of what I was looking for. He immediately jumped in to disassembling the car and explained everything I would need with a breakdown of price and a comparison of quality. He spent a very long time assisting me and even opened a fresh motor off the shelf just to test my car. He did not try to sell me anything I didn't need. In the end I left with a new car after adding everything up and realizing it was a better choice. I only interacted with the hobby side of the store, but the bike desk service seemed great from the probably 30-35 minutes I was in the store. I cannot recommend this place enough!

Great stock of Cycles and generous selection of model aircrafts, boats, and pre-built cars for RC…read moreenthusiasts! @ Al's Cycles & Hobbies in Medford, OR. I happened to stroll into this establishment with a friend and it was clean, organized, and full of inventory. There were also several employees on hand who answered questions, helped with cycle sells & repair, and searched for specific hobby items, parts, etc.

This review is wildly overdue, about three years overdue, but I've been meaning to write it because…read moreEugene Electric Bicycles did such a great job on my bike. They converted my 2010 Marin mountain bike into an e-bike, and it was not a simple project. I have a small frame, wanted solid range, and needed it to work safely with a rear child seat. Alexander went back and forth with me for months figuring out what would actually work. We initially tried to make a triangle battery fit inside the frame. Once the real measurements came in, it was clear the manufacturer specs did not match reality and it just was not going to work. Instead of forcing it, Alexander pivoted. He found a rack with the right weight capacity and then custom-machined and reinforced it so it would be sturdy enough for both the battery and a kid seat. That attention to safety and detail mattered to me. Throughout the process he was thoughtful and straightforward about tradeoffs, timing, and cost. Nothing was oversold. When I had a quick issue after pickup, they replied to my email quickly and helped me troubleshoot it right away. Three years later, the bike has been completely reliable. The setup feels stable and balanced, and it has allowed me to keep riding in ways that really matter to me. If you are considering a conversion and want people who take safety and craftsmanship seriously, I would absolutely recommend Eugene Electric Bicycles.

Is it possible to give less than a star? Purchased a $2,000 Urtopia ebike (Carbon 1 ST) on sale…read moreabout a month ago. Salesperson was uncertain about what accessories came with the bike and assured me that the medium frame (the only one in stock) would fit me. At 6 foot, I fell between the medium and large frame size, but the sakesperson assured me that the medium size would work. Because of some medical problems (shoulder replacement), I was unable toreally ride the bike for several weeks. After taking my first extensive ride, I realized that the seat post was too short. I rode to the shop where the service guy nicely replaced the seat post with a new one, kept my old seat post, and never mentioned payment. I assumed it was part of the $2,000 purchase price. I returned to the store today (6/19/26), as the ebike controller was not functioning properly. The people at the shop had no idea what the problem was, but the service guy thought the problem was me. To paraphrase what he said: "It may be that this bike is too technologically challenging for an old person like you." The rude service guy also said I skipped out on the payment for the seat post. To add further insult, the shop was unable to solve the problem with the controller. In addition, the cheap little tailight that came with the bike broke on my second ride when I hit a small bump. I hope to resolve the problem diretly with the Urtopia Company. I love the bike, but not the shop. There are many fine bike shops in Eugene who stand behind what they sell. Eugene Electric Bikes is not one of those.

Excellent service!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! . Best bike store in town ! Highly recommend. Great location in…read morehistoric building.

Was having some problems with my brakes and came in without an appointment but was kindly greeted…read moreand helped by the owner who was extremely knowledgeable. He knew exactly what was wrong and fixed it up in under 10 minutes! $20 later and I've got working brakes :D there's a little bike wizard in this store!

My husband fell for the REI credit card offer. They told me twice at the counter that we get 15%…read moreback when we use the card (too good to be true) and then again on a visit 4 days later, the same guy clarified that when we received the Card, we would get %5 off the purchase that we could use pretty fast and that the other 10% applied later somehow. It's on the Capital One website or in the paperwork that came with the card; it never mentions this 15% or other mysteriously applied 10%. The guy was a manager. We'd better get our $100 bucks as promised for using the card. Not worth it, stick to better cards.

We got great information scored some super camping gear…read more Shelby was wonderful! Will be back soon!

Remember when thrift shipping used to mean tons of great finds at affordable prices? Well it still…read moreexists here! An extremely wide selection of gently loved outdoor and sports gear for all ages. Service is always very helpful. Gear rentals (bikes, winter sports), bike servicing, and consignment also available apparently. This is a local gem.

Great gear at a great price. Got some skis and boots! Recommended!…read more (Yelp wants at more characters in this review. )

I live in Brooking, Oregon and I needed support to correct a DI2 issue, I was unable to find anyone…read morewithin 70 miles of home, I reached out to like minded cyclist that has lived in Medford Oregon since 1978 and he suggested FlyWheel Bike Solution ... I made a call to Peter "the owner" arrangements were made for the following Friday, Peter open an hour early to work on my Bike, Firmware Upgrade, New Dura Ace Chain, Rear DerailIuar Breakdown, Bar Tape, Gel Pads along with 3 hours labor.. The Cost was Far Less than Expected .. Couldn't have been more Satisfied

Amazing bike shop with great customer service. Peter is the guy to get things done. My favorite…read morebike shop in the world. Very honest and very fair. Super knowledgeable.