Has a selection of mountain bike, commuter bike, and a few road bikes. Fair price for rental at $35…read more/ 4 hours (commuter) , $45 / 4 hr (mountain bike). Road bikes expected to be more per rental. In downtown Tempe along transportation corridor on 5th street next to train and bus terminals. B reserved and took care of rental. Sunday parked across the street near garage for free and went riding. Weekdays and Saturday park in garage across street or on street upto 2-3 hours only by Park Mobile. Near ASU and stadium.

Flat tire at town lake after 15 mile bike ride from Scottsdale…read more Tom rescued me.....I walked the bike to his shop, he said....go enjoy the fair, have lunch and come back when ready. Even a text to say brakes could use help too. Of course I said yes. Ta da...lucky me !

It's getting hard to find a bike shop in Scottsdale, AZ that will not gouge you on the cost of…read morelabor. Scottsdale Bike Co. is one of the last reputable shops standing in my beloved Town of 53 years. At other shops in Old Town, I feel the money getting sucked out of my pockets just walking in the door. Some of the smaller shops even think it's acceptable to talk down to me when I am asking about service. The Team at Scottsdale Bike Co. are my kind of people. They'll openly chat about what I can fix on my own and what I need them to handle for me. Their labor costs are the lowest I have found in Scottsdale, and I genuinely enjoy chatting for a few minutes with the service team when I have a chance to pop in to get some work done or see if they can find a part for me. If you're not getting your service and repairs done at Scottsdale Bike Co. you're throwing money away, and I can give you my Zelle if you want to throw your money away in my direction. Thank You Scottsdale Bike Co. for helping me keep my costs down as low as possible while I enjoy the thrill of the ride with my friends and family.

Above and beyond shop and people, that just care. I wouldn't be able to say enough about…read morethe guys at SBC... gentleman, knowledgeable, friendly, incredibly helpful. What started out as a Google search to rent a quality and fun mountain bike, at an affordable /fair price, lead us to Scottsdale Bike Company. Quick call on the drive from California confirmed they had what we needed. Upon arrival they noted we were stacking the bikes in the back of our suv, and one of the guys offered his personal hitch rack to ease our load and set it up for us. After a fun hour at the Mesa bike park, we had my gfs son's personal bike break. After fiddling and realizing the severity we quickly ran back to SBC just before closing. The guys got right to work without much more than a question to see if they could get us back on the road before we left the shop. I rented a Large MTB and they offered to swap us out for a bike more fitting for the 12 year old. I said thanks, we'll take it. They then insisted I didn't miss out and sent us on our way with another bike rental. A beautiful amazing and quality full suspension MTB. They inspected each unit thoroughly. Noting one had some damage, and despite them being able to send us with it, they did not. They ensured they sent us on the trails with a solid well looked after unit. As we came back to return the next day, and pick up the bike. They did everything they could to get us running, but it being a 10 year old model (They didn't have parts on hand) they offered to help but would take time to get parts, we're just in town for a short while. When I asked what we owed them for inspecting and trying to fix it, they declined our payment outside of the rentals. True gentleman, incredibly kind, generous with their time and resources. I'd pay every penny to them for parts, service, even a purchase. Whether visiting, or a local, take a minute to give them a chance to have your business! You won't regret it. As honest as they come.

I brought my Santa Cruz tall boy to have new brakes installed. This is a mom and pop shop and their…read moreservice exceeding my expectations. Great price and quick turnaround. I will definitely be coming back here.

Bike needed a tune up, turned it around in two days and is a much better ride, cost effective…read morealso. recommended

I stopped by Landis because I couldn't get the pedal off my bike, and I needed to swap them out for…read morelight‑up pedals. Ed jumped right in and helped me get everything taken care of quickly. While I was waiting, Jack helped me with a bike map and answered my question about the best oil for my chain -- he recommended the one made specifically for bikes, which was super helpful. Both Ed and Jack were incredibly professional, friendly, and knowledgeable. Amazing service all around. Highly recommend!

Very disappointing experience with the service department…read more I brought my bike into Landis Cyclery today after the rear tube went flat. I had the rear tube replaced at Landis on May 12, 2026, and since then I have only ridden the bike a couple of times. I also made a point of checking and maintaining the tire pressure at the recommended PSI before riding. When I arrived, I spoke with Service Manager Aaron and explained the situation. I mentioned that I believed the air was coming from the area of the Schrader valve rather than from a typical puncture. Aaron immediately suggested that it could have been a thorn. When I explained that I didn't believe that was the case, he responded in a very condescending manner, explaining that the tubes are "thorn resistant," not "thorn proof," and then said, "You know what the difference between something that's thorn proof vs. resistant is, right?" Regardless of whether the failure was caused by a puncture, improper inflation, or a defective tube, I don't think there's any reason to speak to a customer that way. After inspecting the tube, Aaron said that I must have ridden the bike with low tire pressure because of where the hole was. I again explained that I consistently check the PSI before riding specifically because I take bike safety seriously. He then told me, "I don't know what you want, man. You need a new tube and a new tire." At that point, I told him that I simply wanted my bike back and that I didn't appreciate the way I was being spoken to. I've attached a photo of the tube. The failure is right near the Schrader valve, which makes me question whether this was a premature tube failure or possible defect, particularly given that the tube was installed only about four months ago and the bike has seen very little use since then. What makes this especially disappointing is that my family is currently in the market for new bikes, and I had originally intended to purchase them from Landis Cyclery. After today's experience, however, I will be taking my business elsewhere. Problems with bike equipment can happen. What matters is how a business treats the customer when something goes wrong. Unfortunately, the attitude and condescending treatment I received today completely changed my opinion of Landis. I expected better from the service department, especially from a Service Manager. I hope Landis management takes a serious look at how customers are being treated in the service department. A Service Manager should be de-escalating situations and helping customers--not talking down to them.

Such a perfect place for any bicycle enthusiasts. Beautiful quality bike shoes and shirts there and…read morelots of interesting photographs from Bike meet ups on the walls. The tiramisu iced latte with oat milk was delicious, not too sugary and I loved the foam whip on top with cinnamon dust. Boyfriend thought the coffee was well balanced. The barista was very kind and worked hard the whole time we were in the shop. Very clean cafe and quiet enough for a business person to work on their laptop.

I can wholeheartedly say that I love this place. It's really great to support a truly local biz…read morethat has 2 of my favorite things -- bikes and coffee! I take my bicycle here for maintenance and admire their fancy bikes and gear. Then I grab a delicious coffee from the coffee bar. The hours of cafe and bike shop can vary sometimes so please check that before coming. I also love the clean and simple aesthetic of the shop. When they said support local, regroup is exactly what is being referred to. Great place!! Love the plants too.

Craig and these gentlemen are truly amazing. Craig has gone up and beyond to help me keep my…read more moving. They come outside help me to unload my bike off the back of the truck. Then reload it back up. They do everything for me and make their best effort to keep my bikes running smoothly. Aunnie

Stop by the store to get the bikes ready for ride as it has been more than eight months since I…read morehave written them. I needed the gears fixed and other works like flat tire, brake alignments, and other stuff. Craig is always was very helpful, kind professional, and did a great job in fixing it very quickly. He put in the time in the really professional job. I also have a hitch for my young kids to write on any through end the mount to where the hitch gets connected to the bike for me at no charge and installed it.. great owner great staff great company I highly recommend this company. It is a blessing to have businesses like this in our communities.

Great customer service. Fast and friendly…read more Visited about fifteen minutes till closing? did not feel rushed whatsoever. Reasonable prices.

Stop by just because I was in the area and honestly, I didn't know that this gem existed. They…read moreliterally have a lot of parts to customize your bike and their prices are really reasonable. Will be stopping by here more occasionally. Also the staff were super friendly and cool.

Got to play with the puppies while they fixed my tire, gave me an honest price for the repair, less…read morethan what I was told over the phone so I decided to pay the original price because you don't get good service like this. It has a mom and pop feel to it and you just don't get that anymore.

I went into Rage Cycles today to get 2" cut off of my seat post. The owner said no problem, cut it…read moreoff and even filed it smooth. When I went to pay, he said no charge! I was happy to pay, but thought this type of service is getting rarer, but when it does happen, it's a great feeling of community! Thanks to Rage!

My bike looked irreplaceable and the other places I went to quotes me 100's of dollars to fix it. I…read morewas hopeless and angry until my close friend told me about Archers. Well I gave it a shot and luckily Archer's bike fixed my bike for $57!!! I will never forget this place and will always come back whenever I need bike repairs. Again thank you so much the team at Archers for being affordable and doing amazing quality work. You guys are truly underestimated in the valley.

Edit to respond to Randy; you misunderstand the budget notes. When I checked in the guy at the…read morecounter did a search on the computer and said the tire I need starts at $45 and they'll call to confirm before ordering. I said anything up to $60 is approved without a confirmation. A set of two well-reviewed tubeless tires is $50 online, see image. I was charged $60 for a single solid tire, which is far worse, as explained by YOUR check-in rep. You took advantage of my pre-approval to order the most expensive tire approved. I ordered a tubeless tire FROM THE OEM for $35 including delivery, see image. So now I need to spend $50 for Archer to install a crappy $60 tire plus $35 for the correct tire and another $50 to have someone other than Archer replace the brand-fing-new tire that I didn't want. Minus a star for a misleading statement.

Had to have my entire frame replaced so came back to Landis to have it done about 1.5 years ago…read more Granted, yes, its been 1.5 years, however, when I tried to take it out this past weekend, the handlebars were super wobbly and the neck was loose. Took it into another bike shop and they tightened the screws. I called Landis and they told me they usually check every job a few times, which for sure makes sense. Woman on the phone said that my screws came loose. I am not entirely convinced that my screws came loose as they are screws that are laid in and require a special too to tighten them. The lesson here is to make sure you check your bike before leaving the shop. Yes, it could have been that the screws came loose on the neck, but not likely as the guy at the other shop basically had to tighten them a lot. They just were barely screwed in. It was actually kind of dangerous as I was riding up and down hills and it was a bit terrifying.

We live 40 minutes away in Queen Creek but this is our "go to" bike shop. A few weeks ago, we…read morebought two Specialized Creo e-assist bikes. They arrived and were built for us within a week. James and Keith worked with us to dial in the bikes. My bike had a slight tick and squeal once we rode them at home. Keith was great at adjusting it today and test rode it twice to make sure everything is working properly. Everyone is friendly and helpful and they have a nice selection of bikes and accessories! They are worth the drive.