Great experience. Very helpful, explained what he was doing and why, as he did it, and overall…read moregreat conversation.

employess smoke marijuana all throughout their own business as if it's legal. the owner avoids eye…read morecontact and refuses to stop smoking when speaking to a customer. very rude when listening, does not seem to understand simple conversations and is easily aggravated. simple questions lead to his frustration, even though he was told I am new and wanted to gather info. there is no professionalism or hospitality. dealing with a disgusting attitude is never worth it

Do not do business here. Took my bicycle in for a simple tubeless tire flat $353 later the tire was…read moregiven to me without any air. Owner recommended what was supposed to be purple handlebar tape but instead put on some psychedelic color tape I requested my money back for the tape but he claimed I chose it. I chose it because I trusted it would be purple! My bike also got some kind of brake damage. Al the owner recommend a 400. 00 overhaul of the bike, claiming if I don't, the bike would be completely ruined. Price gouging, scare tactics, terrible product recommendations. Do not do business here unless you want to get completely ripped off.

My husband took our two daughter's bikes to get fixed and was quoted for a toddler bike tire $22 to…read moreget it fixed. $100 to get the brakes fixed on a mountain bike. We declined the mountain bike and he tried to talk my husband into leaving it. Upon picking up my daughter's toddler bike it was $63. I stated that is not what you quoted my husband and he tried to go back and forth with me. We would have also declined her bike getting fixed if it was going to cost more than the actual bike cost. If you want to get ripped off for your money go here! He tries to seem friendly at first and then when it's time to pick the bike up you will pay more!

From the beginning- this was the company to use renting bikes in Atlanta- the bikes were beautiful,…read morethe price was super reasonable, Jane was incredibly helpful in guiding us on where to go, she even gave us water and helmets with the bikes and locks so we could take our time and stop when we wanted! I love that she had a flat rate and the bike was in perfect condition- the entire experience was easy and Jane was super kind. She even let us keep the bikes into the night so we could eat dinner across town! You will love this business and be glad you picked them!

Musette is an amazing Bike Rental Service. Anne was so kind and helpful, even adjusting our bike…read moreseat height before she left. We also received sweet goody bags with a keepsake sack and snacks and water. If you contact her directly, she can advise the best place to drop off and pick up the bikes. Will absolutely rent again.

This establishment definitely deserves 5 stars. The service is amazing. Those guys seem to enjoy…read moretheir job and are very excellent in what they do. They charge very reasonable price. The bike selection is very good. I will surely return for any bicycle need from now on and highly recommend this place

Definitely happy with my experience at The Bicycle Doctor. Quality of service and promptness was…read moreexceptional. Will use again in the future.

Darnell was more than helpful and made it possible for me to get the bike I initially went in for…read more Will definitely go back for another one.

Did a parental ever make you burn a $1 bill as a youngster to make you aware of the "pain" of…read moreseeing your money wasted? Mine didn't *actually* make me do this, but I definitely heard this experience recounted narratively on multiple occasions. Anyway, that's what I needed to do regarding learning how to change a flat bike tire: even though $10 buys, say, three boxes of delicious cereal or enough gas to last me for a week, I needed to make myself fork it over as a donation to Diana, the very nice volunteer who led the Women's Bike Clinic at the Sopo Bicycle Cooperative this afternoon. I had never heard of them before, but now I am SO glad that I have. Seriously: how cool is a community bike shop? The shop itself is very difficult to find is you're not looking for it: go down the alley in between the Australian Bakery Cafe and the Blue Frog Cantina; the entrance to the bike shop is from the back parking lot. But one *can* find lots of neat information about Soco on their website. Their mission is "to create equitable access to cycling by providing no/low-cost bicycle maintenance services and education" and when they are open (7pm to 10pm on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday; 2pm to 6pm on Saturday) one can fix your own bicycle, help others, and gab about cycling. They also put on classes like the one I attended. In some respects I know a lot about how to be a recreational cyclist and bike commuter, as riding bikes has been a very important part of my growing up and my life as an independent-ish adult. But I didn't know exactly how a fixed gear bicycle works until I attended the class and I had only changed a flat tire once before in my life. The class was a little too basic for me (and the stuff that wasn't basic, like how to repair a broken bike chain, didn't interest me) but I greatly appreciated having the opportunity to meet some cool-seeming ladies and to learn more about the cycling community here in the ATL. Next time I need to have a repair done on my bike, I will likely bring it here even though Bicycle South is just up the street from me, so that I can learn while someone hopefully helps me. 'cuz let's be real, I am "so po" that the community bike shop donation scale (they ask for a donation of $5 to use the shop and tools and $5 per part purcahsed) makes my wallet happy. And I'm all about education and empowerment, so I value being helped by a community of cool folk to help me learn skillz that I can use myself and help pass on to others.

SOPO Represents how East ATL Village does it, they are down to earth and about helping out while…read morehaving a damn good time. I've been down here several times and have learned how to work on my bike and in the process have been able to return the favor and help others learn how to work on theirs too. I highley recomend getting plugged into your local bike community if you haven't yet. If you don't have a bike you can put together a bike for $25.

Randy is a class act and treats customers well. I've bought…read moreparts and had service done at the shop, the bike always comes back just right. Randy has also purchased a bike from me and paid a fair price without all the hassle of listing on craigslist. I highly recommend this shop for your British bike needs.

I highly recommend this shop. I've had work done multiple times and Randy has always been extremely…read moreprofessional and charges fair prices. I think I'm a pretty difficult client to deal with due to my work schedule. Randy always kept me in the loop with my bike, sent updates and photos to me, made decisions about design without pushing for expensive items, and did a great job to boot. Clearly a guy who likes bikes and likes working on them. Refreshing change from the average customer service nowadays!

My sister and I wanted a more authentic experience of Atlanta that went beyond the staid, sanitized…read moreCentennial Olympic Park tourist stop. Nedra delivered! I knew from these reviews I wouldn't be disappointed: after a storm that cancelled our first attempted bike tour, Nedra was very flexible and great in communicating with us another opportunity to ride, and took us on an exciting ride detailing Atlanta's contribution to the civil rights movement, in particular the black liberation movement of the 1950s and 1960s. These experiences and authentic conversations have never been more important than today, and were the highlight of our Atlanta trip. I am incredibly grateful to have been able to support a small business owner that is driving positive change and solidarity in her community. Thank you for this unforgettable experience, Nedra!

The Atlanta History Tour is a MUST DO activity for everyone whether you are just visiting the area…read moreor have been in Atlanta for years. I booked the Atlanta History Tour with Nedra pretty last minute for a birthday celebration. She was very accommodating for scheduling and provided an AWESOME tour. It is both refreshing and inspiring to meet someone who truly enjoys their job and brings such a great energy. Nedra has definitely found her calling! The tour started over at the Spindle. We met there and then took off to our first stop. I was extremely nervous as a beginner biker but Nedra assured me that everything would be ok. Once I got over my nerves, I actually started to have fun! We rode on the street and on trails (but never on the sidewalk because that is illegal. Who knew?) We stopped along the way at various locations where Nedra discussed the history with us. She was so knowledgeable it was crazy!! She knew the story of building architects, community meetings that discussed actions of the location, events, articles that mentioned the buildings, the artists that created the street art, etc. I learned SO MUCH and best of all it was FUN! Before ending the tour, we made our way down to the beltline for a popsicle to celebrate my friend's birthday. It was such an awesome treat! We even got lucky enough to stop and see a live band playing under the bridge. Nedra was so cool about letting us stop to enjoy the scene for a little bit. We ended up going over our time and never once did she rush us to get back. I am truly impressed by the level of knowledge, professionalism, and candor provided during the Civil Bikes tour. I am looking forward to scheduling a small private group for a bike safety & confidence class. If you are considering a tour with Civil Bikes DO IT!