Jon did a good deed by restoring and returning a bike I dropped off recently at St. Louis Park's…read moreclean-up day, where the City will dispose of your large unwanted goods. I gave them my 30-year-old Trek 730 that had fallen into a bad state of disrepair because I hadn't ridden in so long and hadn't maintained it. I had regrets afterward, because I had loved that bike, which fit me just right and had taken me many miles. I had thought it was probably too far gone to be repairable and figured it might have gone to the scrap heap. But I contacted the City of SLP, anyway, to ask. A few days later, their solid waste manager contacted me and said the bike was being reconditioned at Jonny Rock and that I could get in touch with them. This I did, and Jon contacted me when the work was done. There it was, my old bike, completely restored and ready to ride again. Better yet, Jon said he was only charging me for the repair as if I had brought it in on my to be repaired rather than charging me for the bike as if I were a new person coming in to buy.

I've taken my bike to the Bloomington location for a tune up. They did a great job and fixed my…read moretire. It was a lot less $ than I expected! Highly recommend.

This is an amazing bike shop with fast, friendly and reasonably priced service. I had two different…read morebikes taken there and each experience was amazing! Thank you.

Wonderful! We rented e-bikes a couple weeks ago and spent 4+ gleeful hours on the bike trails of…read moreMinneapolis. It was a blast (except for the surprise thunderstorms but that's not the fault of the bike shop!). The bikes were excellent and the shop is located right by the bike path. The team at Tangletown were knowledgeable, helpful, friendly and kind. No complaints whatsoever. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND!

Before going into Recovery, I didn't know anything about buying a bike. Multiple members of the…read morestaff helped me out with looking at bikes and picking something that was good for my needs. They gave a wonderful explanation of the various parameters to consider (eg frame size, handlebar type, etc) and discussed the pros and cons of each. Once we circled in on what I was looking for, they let me test ride three or four different bikes in the surrounding neighborhood, adjusting each bike to fit me before riding. I felt really taken care of and my intimidation about purchasing a bike dissolved immediately upon interacting with the staff. I stopped at a few different bike shops today but Recovery stood head and shoulders above the others because they were so friendly, knowledgeable, affordable, and community oriented. I couldn't recommend this place more highly and I'm planning to stick with them for my future biking needs.

Definitely on the pricier side for what they offer. Limited selection. Be sure to bring a credit…read morecard with a high limit.

I needed air in my vintage Schwinn with the basket. John, Ella & Nick were soooo friendly &…read morehelpful!!! I always bring my bike there & refer my friends there. They rock!!! Keep up the good work! Customer service is beyond 100% & very much appreciated!!! Thank you!!! Sara

New location is 416 11 Ave S in Hopkins. Still my favorite bike shop in the area. Good mechanics…read moreand reasonable prices.

My first experience with Flanders Bros was great and I will be back for more bike service in the…read morefuture. I needed help with a quick fix to a minor issue with a shifter. My bike was repaired and tuned within a few hours. The price for the work was quite reasonable. As far as I can tell, this is an ideal local bike shop!

Dropping off the bike took seconds, getting a flat tire replaced was quick, and the work was done…read moreperfectly. It felt like the person working there knew a lot about bikes but wasn't trying to sell me extra things I didn't need. I live across town, but I'll probably come back here the next time I need anything--my favorite bike store in Minneapolis so far!

They are very picky and exclusive in accepting service. I had a tire that needed to be fixed, it…read morewas flat and didn't seal on the rim. They would not accept it because the bike had a battery that made the bike go faster than they wanted to work on.. I explained that it was just a tire. The service manager said it was more complicated that I could understand. I can't understand how a tire can be more complicated because the bike is made to go fast.

I have never met a owner who seem so down to earth. I thought I was talking to some California…read moreemployee just chill, mellow and just happy to help. He texted me over the weekend cause I was going to order a bike online and get it delivered there but a few days later I decided I'd check what they had first. Thankfully I did that cause I got a GREAT bike that gets 95miles on one charge with some accessories, shields for the tires, lock with a alarm for $3250 and two years warranty too. I love this place, the service is wonderful and ownership is top notch. I won't go anywhere else! Thank you for the great service and helping me find a bike. I'm looking forward to coming in and possibly buying more bikes or at least telling others about this great place.

These guys are awesome! Great communication, good pricing, and exceptional customer service which,…read moreas you can imagine in this day and age, is such a rare commodity. I am so glad I did not go to the company that my car dealership recommended. These guys were clraely a much better choice. I highly recommend them with their down to earth, old-school (in a good way) service. I can't say enough good things about them. I walked out of there feeling as if I had made some new friends.

I would not go to Rack Attack for install again. They told me an hour and a half for hitch install…read more It took them three hours. I had come back to pick up my vehicle and had to wait an hour and a half. So frustrating. They had absolutely no apology or customer service around the fact they that they completely misestimated install time.

Some of the best, most skillful bike repair in town -- and a great place to test ride and select an…read moree-bike or a cargo bike. I purchased my Tern GSD here, and have had it and many other cycles serviced here many times. They've always done right by me. They were fantastic for the bike purchase: they let me spend hours test riding different models, and their extensive advice about configuring the Tern was 100% spot on -- from big stuff like the tradeoffs between rear rack / seat options down to tiny details like getting a quick-release key clip on my keyring for the wheel lock key. Wait times for a full service can be long: schedule in advance! You may find cheaper tune-ups elsewhere, but at Perennial you'll get more than your money's worth. They've always been really thorough and thoughtful, tracing subtle noise issues to the root (like the fact that I had the front and back wheels swapped on a bike where they're actually infinitesimally different sizes!). They've made some preventative suggestions that were spot on, such as a nonstandard front mud flap to protect the e-bike motor in winter riding. It's a small shop, and the accessory selection is pretty small. If you want a helmet, for example, you might find more choices elsewhere. But if you want to purchase or service a bike, this is a great place!

I have been a longtime customer of Perennial Cycle and have spent a significant amount of money…read morehere over the years, including purchasing a Yuba Spicy Curry and accessories totaling at least $7,000. Most recently, I came in with my daughter on my Tern HSD to buy several accessories: a Tern Captain's Chair, Tern front loader basket, Tern saddle, and a Yuba Crescent handlebar. The total after tax was $643.12. I rode the bike there specifically because these are cargo bike accessories and fit matters. After purchasing them, I asked whether the shop could install them, since the items clearly would not fit on the bike otherwise and I needed to get home with my daughter. I did not receive a clear answer about whether installation was available, whether there would be a fee, or whether they had time to do it that day. Instead, the interaction became confusing and uncomfortable. I was willing to install the parts myself on site, and I had an Allen wrench with me. I only needed to borrow a 10 mm wrench briefly to hold the nuts that came with the accessories. From across the store, a mechanic I had not interacted with shouted that they "don't rent out tools for stuff like that." I explained that I had just spent over $600 in the store, had spent thousands there previously, and simply needed a basic tool for a short time so I could safely get home with the accessories I had just purchased. The salesperson still could not give me a clear answer and seemed not to understand what tool I was asking for. I ultimately said that I could either return the items or borrow the tool for about 20 minutes. They refused to lend me the tool, so I returned the entire purchase and left. What bothered me most was not just the refusal. It was the lack of clear communication, the dismissive tone, and the unwillingness to help solve a very basic problem for a customer who had just made a substantial purchase and had a child with them. I have worked in bike shops myself, and my experience has always been that shops help customers with newly purchased accessories, especially when the issue is as simple as installing a few bolts or briefly lending a common hand tool. I left feeling like my business and loyalty did not matter. I expected much better from a shop that specializes in exactly these kinds of bikes and accessories.

Let me start off by saying Angry Catfish Bike shop is one of the best retail shops in the US …read more I travel to a lot of major cities year-round and have seen a lot of shops. No place compares the ACF! If you fly through MSP and have a 2-3+ hour layover, do yourself a favor and Uber over. It's an 8-minute car ride. You'll for sure find something you'll be wowed by! 10 out of 10 on service. So many good conversations! So much knowledge! Felt like visiting long-lost family! No big-box bike shop pressure to buy! So many interesting brands and solutions. Bike fitting. Custom frame building. So so much great gear! I should also mention: It's very confusing that people left low ratings for ACF "Bicycle shop" because of the coffee shop that used to be in the same location. They had no interest in the bikeshop. The Northern Coffeeworks is located down the street now.

Good: nice on the phone, adjusts seat height individually. Unsure: only 1 size/ style of each bike…read moreavailable to rent. No maps available. Seems like more of a local bike shop which is great- if you're a tourist, do your research or bring/ship your bike

I was stranded with a flat tire and Drew stopped and saved me by helping me completely put on a new…read moretube. While talking he mentioned he worked at Erik's on Lyndale. Drew is a gem! Please give him a shout out!

I called this store with a service question. they hung up on me mid sentence. what awful customer…read moreservice I will not be brining in my bike.