I got a front flat yesterday on a ride. I was extremely bummed. I really needed to ride my bike…read more(cue Queen). Fairmount Bicycle was the closest bike shop. I called to make sure they were open and could help, and someone answered the phone right away and was very kind and helpful. I walked my bike to the shop, and when I entered, I was greeted warmly and professionally. I disclosed that I really needed to ride my bike, and they understood and told me that they would try to salvage my ride. Thirty minutes later, my bike was ready, and they were once again very kind and helpful with the checkout process. And, they did in fact salvage my ride, for which I am so grateful. During the checkout process, another person with a flat came in. The staff was warm and professional toward this person. I heard someone mention a "community repair." I did not know what that was, but later, I looked up their website and learned more about the community repair fund as well as the ethos and history of the shop. What I read confirmed that these are cool humans doing cool things and supporting their community. I do not live in Fairmount, but because of my experience yesterday, I would definitely consider taking my bike there again. To the humans of Fairmount Bicycle, thank you so much! And, Happy Pride!

Greta place. I have bought a couple of bikes from them and had them maintain them. Good business,…read moregood people.

I just brought my old bicycle back to Philly from New York and it definitely needed a little TLC,…read moreso I walked it down to Bicycle Therapy on South St. to have it tuned up and such. I couldn't be happier with my choice. First off, everyone in the shop was warm and friendly and I felt very welcomed walking in. The gentleman who helped me listened to all of my concerns about the bike and had everything working nicely by the next day, addressing everything I asked for, and at a reasonable price, too. The next time I need anything bicycle related, I will be back. Great experience!

This is my favorite bike shop in the city they do wheelie good work and are open Mondags.read more

Found this place while looking to repair my bike and I couldn't haven't been any more please with…read morethe customer service. Cheap prices, quick fixes, good people, and they even try to teach you how to fix the problem yourself. If you're looking for a bike shop, this is the place you're looking for!

Good ideas.I need somewhere to keep busy since I am on a fixed income,and not let the fact of…read moreatypical depression get to me,this is what I am diagnost with as well as with type 2 diabetes,This will be a great place for me to volunteer my time and get hands on training on how to thoroughly fix a bike.It is a win win situation for me.I am unemployed so I have time to do this training for the fun of it and I will get a free used bike .I love bike riding for fun and exercise.I have an issue with tardiness,that I need to break.Maybe coming here will help with social anxiety as well .

I rented to bikes from Jeff last weekend and I did so for two reasons…read more A) closest bike shop to downtown that I could find on yelp B) lowest 24 hour rental rate, just under $1.00/hour We spent $54.00 for two bikes for 24 hours with tax, the next closest shop wanted to charge almost $50 per bike for 24 hours, so this was the clear choice. He gave us two cruisers that had the nice padded butt seats, which were great for long term riding. Yes this place is kind hard to find because it is hidden under a large building and in the basement and yes the owner is a bit quirky and opinionated, however he came across like an average Philly guy to me. He loses one star for the pain in the ass it is to get the bikes out of his little door-way and up the narrow staircase to the street. The same one star lost is also for the low bridge in the store, I had to duck to make sure I did not hit my head. The other star is gone because I think he could do a bit better job of keeping his store clean and less cluttered. I do not know anything about his retail prices on bikes and hardware, nor do I know anything about the quality of the bikes he builds; this review is mainly on the owner and the rental experience. After all said and done, I enjoyed my experience in the store and Jeff was very nice to us and even gave us several suggestions of places to bike to and eat at. He did a great job adjusting our bikes to fit us without us asking, which I thought was nice. I would rent from him again!

Customer service was not great. on my way to work I got a…read moreflat tire from a pole hole in the city Icall first to see if they can fix my Bike. he sure I wall 3 blocks with the bike when carry it down the step he said did you see the sign we don't fix e bike ok I carry it back up the steps when I got up the steps, I saw the dirty ass Cardboard sign all bent it. being nice go a long way. I am handicap just had my third surgery on my knee. thank you again for being so rude. I know you don't care i will tell 100 people you suck in customer

I've been a customer since 1991. Curtis and his crew of mechanics will always make you feel like an…read moreold friend and service you bicycle and soul. Small or large repairs are treated with the same courtesy. Most recently I needed a wheel repair, Curtis said he would replace the broken spoke because that was all was required. They're only open three days per weeks, but fear not they will take care of you. Cheers, Michael

Best place to take your bike hands down. Especially if you have an older bike. A few years ago I…read morewas just a poor college gal trying to get an old schwinn for cheap on fb marketplace for easier commutes. It was in bad shape. Took it to via bicycle and they were ecstatic to see this older model, saying it's like their other "children" lol. Got it super fixed up for an extremely reasonable price, far less than I expected. Ever since, I've been a loyal customer. They really have a passion for bikes there and I feel it in the way my schwinn rides! ***Remember that they are cash only, and that the hours are not what Google maps depicts. Call them to see if they're open when you wanna come in.*** Also, if you're a customer there, they offer a monthly tire pump up for free. So kind! Via Bicycle, you're the best!

I was traveling from out of town with a small group of people, using a vehicle that we had just…read morerecently installed a roof rack for storing a bicycle that we were transporting. Unfortunately, the bike had been really overtightened to the roof rack and so we could not remove it from the roof, even while using wrenches and pliers; this only chipped paint on a plastic knob that was on the rack. I was able to find Tune-up bike shop, as is the current business occupying 611 N 2nd in Philly and my father and I went there. When we got there, the lights were a bit dim, but I saw several welcoming signs. Upon getting inside, I spoke with a lady at the front desk, but she had to take a quick phone call. My father and I then were then attended to by a man who looked at the rack and told us that he would get someone with more expertise dealing with ceiling racks. The owner of the shop then came out and was very helpful in trying to get the rack unstuck. Ultimately though, it took the manager of the location to get the rack off, much to the appreciation of my father and I. The rack had had us very confused, as we did not use the cam lock properly and had instead overtightened it. Fortunately, the bike shop had provided several sets of hands to all provide help to us out-of-towners. When we went back in, the first man to help us put the front wheel of the bike back on, as the front wheel had to be taken off to use the tire rack. He then pumped up the tires and after a much-deserved tip, we were on our way. Throughout the process, everyone we spoke to was very courteous, polite and wanted to help, including the owner and manager, who both ended up being the most experienced with tire racks. It was a great experience and if I ever find myself with another bike problem in Philadelphia, I will certainly know where to go! *I am unaware if Tune-up bike shop is simply a rebrand of Trophy Bikes or if Trophy Bikes closed and Tune-up bike shop took its place during the pandemic.

Mike fixed me right up after a mechanical problem on the river trail on my Brompton. Mike at…read moreTrophy ONLY does Brompton, and he is dang good at it. Would use again in a heartbeat.

Bought a Vintage Austro Daimler bike from Mike and was glad to use his free tune-up services that…read morecame with the purchase. Had to move to NY, but consigned it to him again. A few weeks after it was sold, he wasn't comfortable with an electronic transfer but drove 2 hours and spent his gas to give me the portion of my money! Don't hesitate giving him your business. His service is impeccable!

I cannot recommend you go anywhere else enough. I paid $250 for a full bike repair he never…read moreactually completed. There were several parts of my bike not replaced like I paid for and he ghosted me after a bit of inquiring. on top of this, he threaded my brakes wrong so my brake pads wore out in a few weeks. I had to go to another bike shop to spend another $60 repairing the things he didn't actually fix. On top of all of this he's rude and a liar. He kept giving me times my bike would be finished then it wouldn't be finished. I had 2 different friends go in to pick it up while I was at work and he made one of them cry. My bike was magically finished after I called him telling him I was coming back for my bike and a refund, and he never apologized to my friend for making her cry. I'm guessing he never actually finished my bike and that's why it's so messed up. I have nothing nice to say about this bike shop, I'd go to one on South Street instead.

Thank you Kayuh Bicycles! You guys saved my life!…read more I didn't realize, but my bike had a flat as I was riding down Girard. I was on my way to an appointment and had to quickly figure out something to get myself where I needed to be. I googled a bike shop and this spot was super close and also still open - score! I walked my bike over and the attendant was super nice and ready to diagnose and fix whatever was going on. I was hoping it wasn't going to take too long and whatever needed to be fixed would be fairly affordable - I was in great luck! Everything took about 20 minutes, so impressed! There's also a full cafe when you walk in, which I didn't partake in, but was definitely tempted to! The cafe worker did offer me some water while I waited though so that was really nice! Def will come back here to check out the cafe, and maybe add on a cupholder to my bike :).

I've been getting my bike repaired by Henry for years and I am always amazed at how great the bike…read morefeels after he has serviced it. Besides being an all around great dude, his work speaks for itself. He is honest and tries to the find the best deal for you. That's is very valuable! I'd recommend Henry to anyone who needs bike service.

I used Easy Rider Repair today (7/9/20) for tune up on three bikes for myself and the kids. Dave…read morewas courteous and efficient. Best thing was that he came to me!!!! I called other bike shops and the turnaround time was 2-3 weeks for a basic job. Dave is a master bike mechanic and knowledgeable and happy to share info. His prices are fair and comparable to other competitors without leaving your home! Check him out if you need maintenance done on your bike and want it done soon and don't want to leave your house!

This business must be out of business...phone number not accepting messages and no response on…read moreemail. Latest Yelp ratings date back to 2021; this business may have closed during COVID.

So much fun!! Can't believed I'm only trying this now. It's a really cute date spot. We went on a…read moreTuesday afternoon so there was no line. We went along the path displayed in the surrey dashboard. We are glad that we looked at the map because we almost missed the turning point where we had to turn back to stay on the path. We stopped 1/2 way on the way back to just enjoy the view and breeze. We got the single surrey which was just right for two adults. The menu does say that it'll fit two adults and two kids but it's probably more like one middle schooler or two tiny kids. Everyone there was super helpful. Since it was our first time, they went over how to brake and pedal. Once we returned that surrey, they cleaned/disinfected it immediately. I would definitely come back to either try the other rentals like deuce coupe or the single surrey again.

The guy at the shack was a total jerk. The seats are broken and he threw a fit when we asked him to…read morehelp us. He was very condescending and put out. The bikes were trash. We had to stop four times to put the gears back on.