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. )

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.

Well maintained; signage rates the levels of difficulty…read more Nice people on the trail, always fun and enjoyable hikes.

What a fun labyrinth of different kinds of hiking trails, ranging in degrees of difficulties…read more There's something for everyone. We came here with our two friends each of them having a little one strapped to their backs. Our dog Momo was also part of the group and she particularly loved this walk. At the time we were her in late spring (end of May), we were able to see still lots of wild flowers, but my friend mentioned that Renee were even more a few weeks earlier. The trails are mostly leading through forest area and so you're in the shade most of the time. We took a trail that led us to the peak and we were able to enjoy lovely views over the valley. Note: there's lots of poison oak here. If you have small kids with you, remind them to be vigilant.

Flywheel has everything you could ever ask from a local bike shop. Yes, they stock and sell great…read morebrands (Felt, Salsa, Surly, DeSalvo, Land Shark, Yamaha Electric...) Ian and Peter provide expert, fast-turnaround service. They have a good stock and access to top brands of parts, accessories, and clothing. But Flywheel is more than that. They are the hub of the biking community in the Rogue Valley. They have up to seven local microbrews on tap, so you can relax at the counter, watch you bike being repaired, and share stories with other local riders. Every Wednesday night from 5-8pm, they host a local food truck, so you can meet up with friends (and make new ones) while you eat and enjoy beer, wine, or soda on their hop-garden patio. Learn about the Flywheel-supported events. Meet their sponsored riders. Make it your ride destination. They support all styles of cycling: road, gravel, cyclocross, adventure, cross-country, downhill, all-mountain, electric. They even installed solar panels and will soon add e-bike charging stations. From novice e-bikers to semi-pro enduro riders, everybody is welcome. I bought an endurance bike there the day I arrived in town. Just this week, I picked up hard tail mountain bike for fire road rides. The bikes are perfect for me with the help of Flywheel's recommendations. I won't get them serviced anywhere else. Even if you're not quite ready to buy a bike, come on down, have a beer, and engage with the community - especially on food truck nights. It's more than a bike shop. It's a destination.

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

Excellent trailhead and a fantastic mountain biking trail. Not the most beautiful hiking trail…read morebecause most of the trail is under tree cover or alongside the highway. One of the most well marked trails I've ever visited. If you're hiking I recommend you go against the bike traffic. Look for the one way signs and go in the opposite direction.

Local knowledge, fast repairs, honest assessment. These guys rock, full of stoke and so easy to…read morework with. Thank you!

We came in with a fit issue and walked out with a solution. Nathan was (is) amazing. For the first…read moretime, in a long time, we felt like someone genuinely wanted us to resolve our issue. And not just sell us something. Nathan spent so much time with us, explaining all the pros and cons of our possible solutions. And ultimately, we walked out with a bicycle that was so much more comfortable than we ever thought it could be. Later that day, I rode my bicycle, and have never felt more comfortable in the saddle. And it's all because someone cared enough to spend the time to find the proper solution. If I ever need anything else for my Bicycle, this is the place I'm going to, and nowhere else.

Was in town for a few days. Rented a mountain bike from a shop in town and got this as the…read morerecommendation for an intermediate mountain bike trail. The trail is an access trail to a network of other trails. Starts out in the open, with views of Mt Shasta. As it gets into the mountains, there is a bit of climbing to do. The backside of the trail is the fun part. And then you can ride other trails of varying difficulties for added fun. It was a warm day (90+ degrees) when I visited, and it wasn't busy. The trails were mostly well marked and in good condition. It was awesome to find such a fun place to ride mountain bike.

Parking was pretty empty and easy. Nice hike. Lots of lizards and rabbits to see. We went about 2…read moremiles in. Was a great exercise for my kid and I. Good clearly marked trails. Nice walking soil. Amazing sight of Mt. Shasta. Good clean air. We found a random geocache and signed it. See if you can find it!

We were starting a bikepacking trip in Klamath Falls and immediately the pedal fell out of my crank…read moreand stripped the crank so it was unrideable. Aaron and Kyle came in when the store was closed (!!) and helped us on their day off. The staff here is so kind and helpful and will truly do anything for the bike community. Thank you so much to the staff at Zach's for helping some out of towners get back on their bikes!

I busted a spoke riding Spence Mountain this morning. Called Zach on my way into Klamath Falla,…read morewho told me to bring the bike right in. He fixed it right then and there - great guy, great service - and great reco on where to pick up a sandwich as well!

"The more that you say, The less I know. Wherever you stray I follow. Begging for you to take my…read morehand ". Nothing says I love Oregon better than running around the forest for no legit reason. I was trying to find a way to Portland and realized that cutting through Medford was easier. This is no average hikers forest, this is "oh yes, leave me alone. I am running away from my unhappiness". I drove my minivan from California and found this cool place. I had no idea it's so serene. Only in the Northwest you get large forest such as this. It's even bigger than what I see in California. Of course, I repeat the wondering around the forest again in PDX later on. Well marked with 0 fear of getting lost. If you are walking alone, best tag alone with some people in front of you. Like Forest Park in Portland, the drill is simple, TAKE OFF THAT MASK AND SMELL THE FRESH AIR. I wish I discovered this place earlier but as of June of this year "oh yes can my life get any happier?". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7EvwIw4gIyk

'Mazin maze Mountain bike or hiking trails! Be ready! Be fit! Get after it!…read more A steady work out with a fascinating forest of Riparian Oak's, Pines, Madrones and Manzanita. Sparse wildflowers at this time. Most of the time you're in the shade. And you'll be happy because half the time you're climbing or half time headed down. Seldom flat. Often curvaceous and fast curving close to those enchanted trees. Worth the hike or bike. Trails well marked! Blue, green or black diamond. Something for everybody. Even so it is best to carry your smart phone Trail Forks or All Trails app to ensure you're headed in the right direction. Can be confusing because it is a maze of trails!

Super great communicators and got us completely set up before venturing out on the Bear Creek…read moreTrail. Great equipment and super helpful all the way through. Reasonable prices and a couple of really nice technicians!

I decided very last minute to rent an e-bike while I was in town and I'm so glad I did! The…read morewebsite didn't show any availability but I called anyway and reserved a bike. I was late to my reservation because I forgot sneakers and needed to make a quick purchase. They were very accommodating and adjusted my rental time and fee. Tory was such a help. She directed me to the Bear Creek Greenway and made a recommendation for a restaurant along the trail. I biked from Ashland yo Medford and stopped at the Phoenix Plaza Civic Center for an event and got some wings at the Phoodery. Theres a little bath from The greenway to Clyde's restaurant at Blue Herron Park. Easy access. Super fun day! So glad I rented from them. Great service :)