Honest, no-nonsense, skilled wrenches. Whether you need a…read morelow/fair cost, responsibly sourced, used bike or repairs/mods to your current steed, Bike Piraten are your crew. Friendly, frank, fair, and fun.

I don't know why this place has so good ratings. I tried to go there twice, one time it was closed…read more(during their normal opening hours) the other time the guy who is selling the bikes was missing. Also the bikes look like from the flea market. Old rusty and basically broken. But more expensive than flea.

My experience with bike shops in Berlin (and lots of customer-facing places here) is that the…read morepeople working act like they couldn't be bothered with your business. That's very much not the case here, where they're super friendly and responsive. I came and bought a cycling cap, but the owner sat and chatted with me about a bike rebuild project I was interested in and gave me lots of great advice and a good starting point. Instead of being met with apathy, I was taken seriously, which is appreciated and made me feel welcome.

Ich bin seit einiger Zeit Stammkunde bei den süßen Boys von Scheinehund und das aus gutem Grund:…read moreNicht nur, dass sie verdammt gut aussehen (das Auge kauft mit!), der Service ist großartig, die Beratung kompetent und freundlich und die ausgeführten Arbeiten lassen nichts zu wünschen übrig. Meine Räder lieben die ihn angedeihten Wohltaten! Besonders für Radler mit Singlespeed und unkonventionelleren Drahteseln geeignet! Die Preise sind völlig fair (ich würde sogar sagen günstig) und es ist mir immer eine Freude, den Laden zu besuchen... Also, wer Bedarf nach professioneller Radkunst hat - hier bist Du richtig. ach ja, und bring immer etwas Leckeres zu Essen mit - die Jungs sind immer hungrig.

Purchased a bicycle here while visiting friends. The staff was very helpful and the owner was very…read moreaccommodating in boxing up the bike for my flight back home. I was with my friends who spoke German but as with most places in Germany they spoke near perfect English when they spoke to me. There are numerous places to buy a bike in Berlin but if you want a Gazelle or similar style this place will not disappoint.

Nice staff ! Shop from the other side of the street is somehow affiliated (Prêt-à vélo),…read more The shop looks pretty cool as well. They have lots of fancy stuffs for to make your bike like a Rolls.

An absolutely massive bike shop with every possible kind of Fahrrad you could imagine from budget…read morebikes, right through to EUR10K racing bikes. There is a huge selection of accessories and even a indoor track where you can try out your bike before buying. Another advantage over a smaller shop is that because they have so many bikes, there are also a lot of good deals going. I got a EUR600 crossrad half price.

They don't necessarily have the biggest variety, exactly what I'm looking for, or rock-bottom…read moreprices, but they're the best place I've found to shop for bike parts and accessories. I've given up trying to support small, indpendent shops because I have been met time and again with lazy, arrogant or incompetent service. It might be a bit hard at times to flag down an employee at Stadler but when you do, they're friendly and helpful.

Very friendly people, good service and decent price. I sent my bike after struggling with a lot of…read moreother shops with charged a lot of money for doing nothing, and in comparison this shop returned my bike totally functional without paying that much. I recommend it

Really helpful and relaxed and just nice staff. Nice atmosphere inn the shop, and good products…read moretoo. Good price.

In a word - great service for your bike, professional staff and a good place to buy a pair (of…read morebicycle!) too :) There is an address to all my bike problems now, and it is here. Longer version (for the brave) - my friend has gave me his bicycle- the seat was too high and the lights were broken, as I'm completely clueless about these things I was sure wherever I'll go to someone will try to rip me off. A quick search has ended in this shop which is down the street, the seat was too high and my lights were really messed up, they re-wired the whole thing for a fair price. And lowered the seat a couple of times until I was pleased. Don't let the looks of the shop fool you - despite its "simpleness" the people who work here are nice and helpful, and they will answer your questions with patience and listen to your problems. Came back the day after as I thought it's not working, and I was a bit angry, but then realized the problem was me - as the Dynamo was just not touching the wheel because I didn't push it, silly me :) Anyway, got a quick explanation and even help with other bike- related issues I've had. They are the nicest team around, and if you have any problems, they are definitely the people to ask. Thanks for being awesome, thanks for all the help- keep up the good work!

Super nice and knowledgable guys. Fluent English speakers. Went out of their way to be beyond…read morehelpful and made sure I left satisfied. 6 month warranty is a plus. Feel like they're trustworthy and true to their word, highly recommend!

We have a very bad experience there…read more. We hired two bikes here. They did not have al the sizes, but that did not bother us. After an hour or so the first bike had a flat tyre. That,s a problem when you are on the other side of Berlin. So we took the bike for a repair at a bike shop downtown.. It turned out that we drove on a dangerous bike. The state of maintenance was very bad.. We put on a new tyre. Next day another tyre went flat. On returning the bike the guy at the shop saw the flat tyre and started shouting. Did not listen to our story, was very aggressive.. We did not get some money for the new tyre and in angry the man told us to leave.. Do not rent a bike there!

This review is coming from a visitor to Berlin with multiple experiences renting, owning and…read morerepairing bikes. Zweite is a perfectly good place top rent a bike, with fast service and reasonable prices (€10/day). The bikes are step-through cruisers with baskets, front and back lights, a bell, and three gears - all features standard to many bike-share programs. They also come with a lock and a seat adjustment before you get in the saddle. The bikes themselves, though, are not ergonomic. I've ridden faster, more efficient bikes with the same upright cruiser design. Also, the gears on my bike needed serious work. They took a strong wrenching on to get them to shift down, and even then, the derailleur clearly needed serious alignment. But to be clear, the bike was still perfectly safe and functional, but more or less as a single speed. Store hours are also inconvenient: 1200 -1800 on a weekday. That makes it impossible to get an early start unless you pick up a bike the night before. Overall, this is a perfectly adequate place to rent a bike, with only a few minor downsides. Use their service, but be sure to plan ahead.

Great bike shop! Lots of nice bicycles for sale and great service. The shop owner is a great bike…read moremechanic and very knowledgeable. English friendly!