I love going to this shop! Harley and Mo are always super helpful, answering any and all questions…read moreI have about my bike. They have a fast turnaround on service and they go above and beyond to make sure I'm happy when I leave. I trust them with all of my bikes (mountain, gravel, & road) and I recommend them to all of my friends.

I really hate to write a negative review of a local business, but in good conscience I have to warn…read moreothers. I stopped in the Platt Park location today (3/18/25) to drop my mountain bike off for a tune and ask a question about the rear suspension. After a nice gentleman (not sure of his name) brought me upstairs to check my bike in, a fascinating yet extremely disappointing experience occurred. Maurice, the bike tech upstairs, was extremely annoyed from the second the other employee and I arrived upstairs, stating he was busy, 'so this better be quick.' He proceeded to exude annoyance, arrogance, and disdain at the fact a customer was there. Then Maurice, unprompted, started making fun of the fact my bike brand (Specialized). Every single moment of the conversation was just another jab or snide remark that I was there... in a bike shop... to drop my bike for a tune. I guess they don't like money? Then he said I had 5 minutes to tell him exactly what I needed before he had to go to a meeting. I just said I needed a tune. As he was clearly annoyed and rushing to collect my information, he was being so rude I told him nevermind, I'll just find another shop or come back another time they weren't so busy. He couldn't have gotten my bike down from the stand fast enough nor have been happier to have potential customer leave. Maurice, go touch grass. And for the shop owners, good luck staying in business with an employee like this. I'll be going to another shop despite you being a block from my house. Highly recommend AVOIDING this shop at all costs.

These guys are awesome. I've changed my mind 12 times on a couple builds I need help with. They are…read morepatient and take the time to explain everything to me. I've learned quite a bit. Also, their pricing is BY FAR the best in Denver. I've been a frequent flyer at quite a few Lakewood/Littleton bike shops and these guys are my favorite by a long shot.

As I walked in with my bike, I was prompted greeted and asked if I needed help. I told the service…read moremechanic my concerns and he was very prompt in not only answering my questions but put my bike on the service stand to inspect and make sure everything was working properly. After a few mins he gave my bike a clean bill of health and explained to me what he did and if I ever had and problems or questions just to stop on in and theyll take care of it. They also have a full assortment of tools, clothing, helmets, tires wheels, and pretty much everything else youd ever need if you are are a do it yourself kind of person. Great service all around.

Awesome park with a variety of activities for families and friends! They have a mountain bike park…read morefor beginners and experienced levels to practice in; disc golf, several kids' playground, public bathrooms, and sports field for soccer and baseball. Great spot to spend the day with family and friends! Definitely coming back here!

The Village Greens mountain bike trail is a great place for beginners and I'm sure some of the more…read moreexperienced riders, although I wouldn't be able to speak to that since I'm not one. Did you have a mix of easy and more moderate obstacles. We parked at the Dayton station rtd parking lot which seems to be closer for toddlers to make it over to the park compared to the other parking lot. I had great fun as a beginner mountain biker and the kids on their strider as well as my almost 5-year-old had a ton of fun. It got hot fast so I would definitely recommend bringing water and maybe snacks.

Fantastic day trip from Denver for curious kids…read more My sister-in-law took the kids and me to Dinosaur Ridge for a picnic lunch, visit and ramble. It was a great way to spend a few hours outdoors and away from screens. There are ample picnic tables outside the visitor's center. Parking can be a little more limited, but you can park on the road outside and walk in. We did go into the visitor's center ($5/pp). There was a very nice volunteer there who talked to my son with enthusiasm and patience. The center is pretty small, but there were enough things for my son to examine and think about. He's 9 and well beyond his dinosaur obsessive days, but he was still curious about thing things he saw. The younger kids enjoyed digging for fossils in the sandbox outside. We also hiked along the walk way that spans between the visitor's center and the Red Rocks area. The walk is pretty level, and there are labeled areas that show dinosaur tracks and fossils. The views are also stunning of the whole Denver area basin. I'd happily return.

My boyfriend and I came here after watching the sun rise at Red Rock Amphitheater! The hike here is…read moreA LOT of up but doable. You can also do the bus tour (it looked popular!) there is a gift shop and exhibit area. There are also several picnic tables here if you want to do lunch before the ridge. There is a parking lot or street parking. It was fun to see the Dino prints and Dino bones! You also get a nice view of the valleys and mountains around you at the top! Worth the stop, especially with kiddos! They would find this cool!

This service is amazing ! RMB confirmed the easy online booking, called to make arrangements,…read moreexchanged text messages to recommend a trail, met me at trailhead, brought and adjusted the perfect bike that just happened to be a new yeti, provided water and a snack and provided trail riding tips. This is really the only way to go if you travel to Colorado to mountain bike. I couldn't recommend them more highly.

We had a fantastic time working with Jessica and Chris. Leading up to our rental day, communication…read morewas great and Jessica was incredibly helpful matching our abilities and biking background with Denver local trails. The day of the ride, Jessica and Chris were waiting for us in the Staunton State Park Visitor's Center, and we spent 30ish minutes making sure our two bikes were properly fitted to each of us. Their process was very thorough- taking our weight into account to adjust the front and rear suspension, watching us pedal around the parking lot, and even installing SPD pedals for me. They also equipped us with a spare tube for my tire, mini bike pump, a bottle of water, and a snack. Before we left, we shared our trail plan for the day, and Jessica's incredible depth of knowledge gave us the insider tips and let us know what to expect and special spots we should stop at that we hadn't known about. Chris stayed with us for a little bit at the beginning of the trail, offering us tips to adjust our breathing for the elevation (we're coming from Michigan) and what to expect on the trail. At the end of the day, we'd considered the whole experience to be wholly worthwhile. The only drawback is that since we had less time than we'd have liked to adapt to Denver elevation, this seemed like the first time we'd seriously considered ebikes. I hope it's something they're able to offer in the future. Otherwise, please check out this business if you're looking for an MTB rental company. We look forward to seeing them again the next time we're in Denver.

Beautiful trail! We love to bring our puppy so he can get all of the smells, and it's usually not…read morevery congested, especially if you go in mid morning

I grew up riding my bike on the part of the High Line Canal Trail near my house, and now I walk it…read moredaily. I love how well maintained it is, how many fellow walkers & cyclists are out there daily, and how many dogs I get to meet. :) I've also seen a variety of wild animals along it, including a shy wolf the other day! It's lovely having wildlife and nature easily accessible within Denver city limits!

In July I had a new rear hub installed on my bike. I rode until Oct 4 (a few times in the rain)…read more on Oct 5 I tore everything in my shoulder and couldn't ride. My bike sat in the garage until I was able to ride again in March. I pulled the bike out and the rear wheel wouldn't spin. I took it to the shop who did the work (C3 outside of Golden)- the tore it apart and found the hub seal had failed (their words). he tried to rebuild it but couldn't, it was totally corroded. He told me they'd send it to Shimano to warranty but that they doubted they would?! He said it would be at least a few weeks, and Shimano would blame the user for not maintaining it properly. I have had great service in the past at Pedal bike shop so took it to them - with the receipt from the purchase in july. They kept the bike and were doing the same thing as C3. They were denied but fought with Shimano on my behalf and they finally agreed to warranty the hub because the seal had indeed failed. They did the work and I got my bike back. A week after getting my bike, I got a call from the mechanic at C3 who told me - as expected - that Shimano denied the warranty claiming it was 'misuse'???! what.. 2 months? I can't ride my bike and get it wet? how did the water get in the hub? from abuse or misuse?? Replace in July and ridden just over 2 months? When I told him that I'd already gotten my bike back and it had been fully warranted by Shimao (because of the diligence of the Pedal staff), he went silent. He just said, "I'm glad you got your bike back". Why would I go anywhere but Pedal? Clearly, they strive to make things right for their customers - they don't just roll over and say they can't do anything. Pedal is the BEST!!! I had always been a Shimano guy - I couldn't be more disappointed in them and will be writing them a letter.

Every time I have used this bike show for service, there is a problem with my bike when I get it…read moreback. When I have tried to get help, the shop has acted like they're doing me a favor for fixing the problems they caused. The company tried to call me out for writing a bad review on another platform when I had yet another problem with the bike they sold me. They were condescending and told me I was wrong, my charger isn't a charger issue. They have never once offered an apology for any of the incidents they have caused. I purchased two bikes here but I will never visit again, particularly after being treated like dirt by their service lead They need service industry training for sales and support.

I've had great luck with Rhythm Cycles. About me, so you…read moreknow who's leaving the review: Lifelong cyclist, no car for many years, worked in bike shops (once upon a time), park ranger who patrolled on mountain bikes for 14 years in Sedona area. Once anti-eBike, that has changed for me now. Yes, I am older, as with many mountain bikers, and I've ridden & raced 'em for half a century. My health is restored! The eBike is keeping me on the mountain! This shop's a great place to go for your 1st eMountain Bike! Mike Kreger helped me, and he's quite knowledgeable. The bike I ended up with has a 720Wh battery and a Yamaha PW-X3 motor - enough capability to ride from downtown Denver (and back), to Green Mountain for ACTUAL mountain biking with a coupla downhills thrown in for good measure! No car needed! Every time I've come in, the staff has been great. Enric Die-Girbau has also been notably helpful finding oddball parts. Thanks guys! I've only had a couple of very minor items to take care of regarding the bike, and these guys were extremely quick to spot and correct the issue. OH, and if you like drooling over shiny, high-end bike parts, you're gonna LOVE the Anodized Heaven they have on display

I stopped in because I saw a sign out front that said "New and Used Bicycles", and I'd never been…read morein before, so thought I'd see what they had. An employee (maybe the owner, not sure) greeted me and asked me if he could help me. I told him I was in the market for a used bicycle, preferably a single-speed or fixie, with a 58 cm frame (my preferred size). And here was where it kind of got weird. He told me he didn't have time to update his sign, and that he didn't have ANY used bicycles. Then he proceeded to tell me ALL about a bunch of NEW bicycles he had available, NONE of which were single-speeds, and NONE of which were even close to my size (all were much smaller). After 10 or 15 minutes of this, I interrupted him and said "Thanks, I'll keep you in mind", and left. I don't much appreciate someone trying to steer me towards something that I don't want. I would have appreciated just a simple "Sorry, we don't have what you're looking for, but here's the name of another store that might". THAT would have actually been helpful. Bottom line, it seems like a great store if you want to burn up some time, or if you really don't much care what kind of bike you actually end up with.