There are a lot of bike shops in the area, throw a stone in any direction and you will hit one. I had been on the search for a bike for a while, and been to all the shops in a 12 block radius, and settled on 'Bikes for All'. Every shop had a bike in the price point that I was looking for - they were all good, but I chose these folks for a number of reasons: 1. They spent time with me to help me understand the pros and cons of each style (road bike vs hybrid) 2. They asked me about my route and terrain 3. They were really nice folks 4. They have a super rad cat that hangs out in the shop They have good quality bikes in pretty much every price range, new and used. I will go back to these guys for service and bikes for my kids. read more

I was disappointed with this on a professional business. I went to their website, and they advertised a wheel for $60. I even emailed them, and I spoke to Lucas, and he said, "Yes, it's available". Then when I called, they said, "No, it's not available, but we have a $200 special." What an unprofessional bait and switch. Good thing I called before I came in. Please call before you come in and make sure you get a straight answer. read more

Fixed my old clunker in 10 minutes - and gave really good advice in how to take care of her while not breaking tha bank. kind, calm and hilarious crew. Absolutely my new bike shop! read more

. I went to Vancouver Branch to buy a pedal and an arm but then your staff asked me more about details which is understandable, they asked me about the size, they type and even told how to measure it. I was advised to bring the bike or the crank so they would know what to offer me. However, when I turned my back, staff started to talk about me and my conversation with them, ridiculing or making fun of my conversation with them. I went back and confronted them and told them that I am on the medical field and not a bike mechanic, that is why I have to ask questions. Ofcourse, the man in the front denied their disrespectful behaviour. I would not let this go because, people like this are the menace of the society. Where I work, we treat people people with respect, no matter what race, color, educational background, gender, and s forth, as long as they need medica help. Remember this, "What goes around comes around", you will meet your match soon. Thank you for the past business. read more

My husband and I both bought new mountain bikes and helmets here. We're new to the sport so dont know much about them. At the time the customer service was ok. Not great but not bad. The guy helping us wasn't too knowledgeable but he had said he's more of a road bike guy. Not a problem. Included with the purchase is a free tune up after a month or so. In that time before the tune up, we rode our bikes a handful of times. My brakes weren't very responsive and my husbands chain kept falling off. We bring them in for the tune up and we told them the issues we were having. They said no problem come back in a couple hours. Pick up time. We picked them up and went for a ride immediately after. My brakes were working better and it looked like they fixed my husbands chain too. However now my husbands bike was making a strange clicking noise with each wheel rotation. He brought it back and they said they would fix it. Great. He picks it up a couple days later. Clicking sound is still there, brakes are super loose to the point where they barely brake, and chain is loose again. What?! We will be taking it elsewhere to get fixed and pay out of pocket. We regret purchasing our bikes from here and will definitely be bringing our business elsewhere in the future. read more

The bike mechanic and staff did a stellar job on my bike. My bike has never felt so solid and run so smoothly. Thank you for taking the time and care to do such stellar job. I use my bike to go to and from work, errands, visits, appointments..... It is my SUV in the city and close by. This makes my commutes so much more secure and pleasurable. Thank you! read more

Thank you Lucas and the Bikes for All team for the great work on my bike. Especially the bike technicians. I brought my bike riding riding in the winter and needed some repairs/tune-up. I bought my bike at Bikes For All just before the pandemic. Lucas said the bike i needed was a workhorse which i need due to it is my SVU. I accidentally went to Costco for a couple of items and came out with a truckload. Luckily my bike handled the job. Thank you Bikes For All for keeping me and my bike on the road! read more

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The owner of this shop really wants everyone to have a bike. He's such a gentleman he helped me fix my bike seat and pumped up my tires. He's clearly knowledgeable about bikes and for a nice added touch his cat is absolutely adorable if I have to go anywhere to get my bike fixed it's here read more

I like that they recycle and redistribute bikes back to the community. Great to get more people on two wheels.

I bought a bike from Bikes For All six weeks ago. It had to be assembled so I paid for the bike and went back the next day to pick it up. At that time I had to ask one of the technicians if they would fit the bike to me, which they did, but if I hadn't asked they would have just let me walk out of the shop with it as is. At that time I was also told the bike came with a wicker basket but they hadn't arrived as yet. From our conversation I deteremined they receive a shipment every 2 weeks so I called after 2 weeks and was told no, they hadn't arrived. I called back 2 weeks later and same story. Now why they didn't take my name and offer to call me when they did come in I don't know. Or why they didn't contact the supplier to see where they were and when the might arrive. I called again today and yes, finally, the baskets have arrived but so sorry, they made a mistake and they are not included in the price but I could certainly have one for $80.00. Yeah, right. I have been without a basket on my bike for a month and a half which has been a challenge and if I hadn't called them today apparently I would have been without one forever. This business may be the best bike repair/maintenance shop in the world but as far as bike sales go, I would highly recommend you shop elsewhere. It's my impression that everyone I have dealt with there is a technician and not a salesperson. The only time I dealt with the owner/manager (?) was when he came out from the back to take my money....... Very poor customer service read more

Ppl there were so helpful and patient with helping me find the perfect bike. I strongly recommend!

Can't agree with the positive reviews here. Went in on a quiet day, hoping to test ride a couple of bikes and prepared to spend a couple grand to take a bike home. First guy tried to sell me a bike with a frame too large for me, and when I asked about a different bike, he excused himself, and ten minutes later he had not come back. Second guy approaches, but when I ask him a question, he says he is just a mechanic and will get a salesperson. 5 minutes later, still no help and I notice the "mechanic" is showing a bike to someone else. There are certainly a lot of bikes here, which is a plus these days, but the attitude of these guys just put me off. I did find my bike, and I'm really happy I didn't buy it here! read more

The folks here are excellent! They are down to earth and were very patient with me, and provided me with great advice. They took out bike after bike for me to test ride, until I finally decided on my dream bike. I was there for over an hour! Although I did not purchase a bike on that day, they did not seem to mind a bit. I returned a week later to finally make a purchase, and they were again excellent with their service. They mounted all the accessories for me professionally, including fenders, a bike rack and a child seat. I am very happy that I chose this shop! read more

Update/response: I'm not advertising for other shops (though if I were, I'd add Sidesaddle, UBC Bike Kitchen, Kickstand, Mighty Riders, Kissing Crows, Union - I know and like most of the bike shops in this town, and all of them deserve my money more than you!), it just so happens that the worst customer service / poorest mechanical advice I've received in North America was at your shop. If you want to apologize, you can apologize for your weird attitude towards me, and for the young staffer who tried to sell me a garbage part - not to your other customers on behalf of me (it doesn't actually work that way, you know!) read more

My boyfriend and I went in to take a look and all the bike were out of our budget, but the guy there were so nice! We told him out budget but he was still very patient helping us and give us suggestions. We didn't end up buying a bike. But I got a great service! read more

I was nervous taking my bike here after some of the reviews on yelp. But I was pleasantly surprised. I was having some issues with my back tire and I have a speciality bike which isn't the easiest to work on. They gave me a quote of $44 for truing and removable of the tire. I really didn't want to leave it there for 3 days so they were able to get it done in 2 hours. They charged me $33 and actually did some extra fixes on the bike. Ie) put my handle grips back on, tighten my kickstand, cleaned the spokes, which all wasn't required. The only issue I had after was the gears are working a bit off but not sure if that's due to everything being tighten up. If it continues I will take back to them. Don't believe all the reviews - give a second chance :) read more

these guys are awesome! Do not let the front of the shop fool you - past that first tiny white room full o' bikes is a ginormous bike shop/store staffed by awesome dudes. I took my bike to these guys and got them to do a number on it - and after my first ride the new parts started to make some noises - so I took it back and they tightened everything up right away. All the staff are rad , they know their stuff , and there was no surprise fees or extra anything. I like it when a tech jumps on a bike to diagnose it rather than just stands there and looks at it :) My bike got a lot of love and respect here .. and I will definitely be back for any further cycling needs. In the summer when they open that big ass garage door it'll be a really sick shop! read more

This is it. We have found our bike shop. Paul and his crew are awesomeness to the max. Paul really knows bikes. He gave us lots of great tips and advice. We got our bikes in for their spring tune up special ($30 a bike) and so happy to be riding our bikes out in this beautiful warm weather. read more

Didn't have a great experience. I only went in to see if they could give me a bike box to pack my touring bike for a plane flight. They didn't have a big enough box but persuaded me that they could do the packing for me to "save me having to worry about it". Knowing that they didn't have the right box, I shouldn't have agreed, but the offer of dealing with it was too good to refuse so I went home and brought the bike in--which is a big Surly touring bike with racks, fenders, panniers etc. Then they started complaining how they can only pack a basic bike with minimum accessories and the saga began from there. I ended up driving to Richmond and back again to find a large enough box for them. Even then, they did a poor job (the bottom of the box burst open as soon as I picked it up because they had only taped the top). In the end they effectively blamed me for having too big a bike and too many accessories: "your bike wouldn't fit into any of our boxes we had to work with what we have. Our boxes are stronger but would fit bike only with very few accessories." When I unpacked the bike at the other end, the front disc was completely bent, presumably because it was packed too tightly with other things. My feedback to them was they shouldn't have taken on the job if they couldn't do it. read more

Fabulous, top-notch, really good bike shop. Yes, I was impressed! I didn't realize that a week would not be long enough lead-time for a fairly routine annual tuneup, and I have organized a group ride for Sunday for more than 20 people, so it was imperative to get it done prior to then, and these guys fit me in yesterday with one-day service for no extra charge (less, actually, since I had a daily deal). They explained exactly what was required above and beyond the routine - due to outdoor storage, which I had anticipated. Lucas showed me his diagnoses and gave me the prices for each part, including fees & taxes, which I appreciated a lot. I just picked up my bike not even 24 hours later, and it's even been washed & cleaned. Amazing service - I highly recommend this shop; you will not be disappointed. But lesson learned: don't expect to get in right away during the first sunny week of the year, because that's exactly when everyone else thinks of getting their bike serviced ... read more

Had a groupon for the Bike maintenance so I brought it in. Through a bit of mis-communication, they replaced my cogs and chain without informing me first. Was a little upset at first as I don't have a bunch of extra $$ to throw about, but they admitted to the error and only charged me for the parts. Bike rides great and feels almost new again. So all in all a classy place that knows what they are doing. Will recommend for sure... read more

I have been thinking about buying an E Bike for about a year. I checked out other places and almost bought one last year, but ended up not going for it. I was looking on line again and found Bikesforall.ca and they had some E Bikes on sale. I sent an email and Lucas responded quickly and told me about the bike. I then called and although Lucas was not there Zack talked to me about the bike. I stopped in on a cold and rainy night and Zack spent about an hour with me showing the bikes features. The next night i went in and took a friend. We test drove the bike and I bought it. I never felt pressured to buy and felt very at ease in the store. The other staff were all friendly and the customers in the store were awesome too! I would definitely recommend going to this store if you are looking to buy a new or used bike. I look forward to going back even to hang out! :) read more

I will echo the comments from a few previous reviewers. Be warned.. they charge for everything! Even if you buy ~$100 of new components and pay for a tune-up, they will charge an additional labour charge. Labour charge can be SUBSTANTIAL, i.e. even more than the price of the tune up. For those who do not regularly service their bike, I URGE you to check out a few shops beforehand and not get ripped off... I brought my gf's bike here which needed a lot of work. It needed a new front shifter (~$25), new skewers (~$20), new seatpost (~$20), new cables (~$4), new breakpads (~$5) and new front brakes (~$20). I also paid for a ~$30 Groupon tuneup. When I looked at the total bill, they had two columns, the components and a column beside it with installation. I ride a road bike and always buy components online for significantly cheaper (i.e. new cables, cassette, chain, brake pads, etc). MEC, Simon's Bike Shop and La Bicicletta will install these components that I buy from somewhere else provided I get a tuneup with no additional labour charge.... I mentioned this to them and they looked at me like I was crazy. They wanted to charge as separate installation for the new brakes AND the new brake pads. The total labour was around ~$50 on top of $30 tune up and ~$100 of components. I said it was too expensive and that I would have to go somewhere else. They offered to give me a 50% discount on cable installation (i.e. $12 instead of $24). I politely said again that I would have to bring my bike somewhere else at which point, the person help me went to the other guy in the shop and discussed everything for a few minutes. To their credit, they came back and said they would waive ALL the labour and said I was getting a good deal. I pulled out my wallet. As I did that, the shop person looked back at the other shop person and said something to the effect of, "can you believe this guy, he says that other bike shops don't charge labour on installation with tune-ups and claims that La Bicicletta only charges $65 for tuneups which include installation". The other shop keeper responded "I know the guys there really well and even if it is only $65, its a road bike tune up and all they do is tighten the brake cables". This was a little rude. I looked on the La Bicicletta website and to their credit, I lied..the tune ups are $85 at La Bicicletta (I think they charge $65 in the winter) but they EXPLICITLY STATE that cable, brake, chain, brake pad, etc fees are waived. I said thanks but no thanks and took the bike to MEC. The components were cheaper, the tune up was more expensive $45 (no groupon but still reasonable and below the $60 normal tuneup price for Bikes for All) and there were no additional labour charges..Note that MEC identified that front shifter didn't have to be replaced (he would simply fix it for no charge..Bikes for All said they would replace it for $25 + Installation Charge) If you are not familiar with bike maintenance / tuneups / etc, please shop around....most bike shops are reasonable, especially if you buy components for them or if you are a regular...if you have to replace a brake pad, chain, cable or cassette as part of a tuneup, most bike shops will waive any labour as part of the tune up and provided you buy the components at their shop as matter of policy. It was a real hassle to get them to agree to waive the labour charges and even when they finally agreed, they were rude. read more

I think all the other 2 and 1 star comments are quite valid and encourage you all to heed their warnings. I brought my bike there with a groupon back in February or March or so... My experience with them wasn't as bad compared to others, but when I brought it in, I was quoted certain prices for extra labour and extra components outside of the groupon deal. I agreed to those prices and estimates. When I went to pick up my bike days or a week later or whenever, my invoice tally came out more than I expected. After paying and leaving, I looked more carefully and noticed that every item was just SLIGHTLY more than originally quoted (ie, 3 feet of cable casing instead of 2 or something like that); which is fine because that happens, but the fact that it wasn't verbally addressed at all seemed very insincere and left a sour taste in my mouth. (Again, I think it was only an extra $10 or so, and I'm sure that if I brought it up before I paid, it would have been explained... but the fact it wasn't voluntarily explained made me feel like they were trying to pull a fast one. Fool me once....) read more

So I received an email from the owner, Lucas, asking what happened, which I thought was very nice, so I wrote: -------------------------------------------------- Thank you for the message. It was last year so I don't remember it clearly but I just read my diary having written about my feeling after the incident, I decided to write something on Yelp. I did not write any detail on my diary so it is hard to figure it out. I remember feeling left out for a while as no one paid attention after I entered the shop. Also felt embarrassed because the person at the shop - maybe in his 40 or 50? made fun of my bike pointing and talking to his coworker in a rude way. If it was a friendly joke, then he would have included me in the joke but he has not even greeted me nor offered to help when I was standing and waiting there but he only made a joke about how my bike wires are purple with his coworker loudly. I thought it was weird for his age to act like that. When I took out the voucher, he gave me this attitude like oh it is another cheap free rider with a voucher, and he was quite blunt. So those were how I was feeling at the shop and then there was some miscommunication happened after but I didnt write about the detail so I don't remember but it was with the same person. If he was a young person in his 20 or 30 then I can understand them for being just immature but I felt offended from his attitude because he was an older person. ----------------------------------------------------- Then Lucas wrote : ----------------------------------------------------- Hi Joe, In a way we are all a bit immature, and I apologise that we caused such experience. Our stuff has changed and three people in the front are fun and friendly. Sometimes timing of jokes is not right, what can I say... we treat every customer with respect, and Paul sometimes jokes with younger crowd a bit to hard and sometimes it doesn't work. Sorry about that. I wish to correct this if possible and give you a good service if you visit us any time. Regards, Lucas ----------------------------------------------------- So I was very happy with his email and it was nice to know that the shop owner cares about the customers in this way. I have been meaning to actually delete or update the bad review I wrote until I received this comment Lucas wrote on my yelp. First of all, what he wrote on my yelp misses out points I made. I did say I do not remember the detail but I still gave him bunch of other detailed story, which he totally did not write here. and now it almost seems like he does not care about what customers saying or feels but only cares about YELP STAR numbers. read more

I got a Groupon tuneup and, like many other reviewers, was disappointed with the customer service. I had the distinct feeling that I was causing them an inconvenience for going to them for service... When I picked up my bike after the tune-up I was still having issues with the gears. Their first response was that I just didn't know how to operate my gears properly... I insisted that they look at it again, after which they begrudgingly found the issue and made the adjustment that fixed it. Maybe it's just a dismissive attitude toward Groupon users? If you don't want to treat Groupon customers the same way you treat others, don't participate in the program. I also had the issue where I was quoted one price over the phone for extra parts, and charged a higher price when I went to pay for it. read more

I echo many of the other reviewers' sentiments and heed you to take your business elsewhere. I took a simple mountain bike last year, my basic Groupon tuneup ended up costing me another 40-50 dollars! They insisted that i replace every little component based on their recommendation (rather insistently, I might add) and to which I reluctantly agreed after some bartering. Then after being nickeled and dimed on every small piece of housing, my total cost ended up being more than what I was comfortable paying, but by then I just wanted to get my money and get out. With so many more honest bike shops in that area, consider going elsewhere. Update: this is not a "Fake" review. If you read my other reviews on Yelp, I am in fact a REAL CONSUMER, who gives praise where praise is due. As an avid cyclist who has been frequenting bike shops around town, this was by far one of my least pleasant experiences. Readers, be warned. read more

I found Bikes for All when I saw an ad on Facebook. I wanted one of the bikes as soon as I saw the photo because the look of the bike was awesome and the price was a steal! Similar bikes I priced out at the $350-$500 range. They have a decent Facebook page and if in Gastown Heathers flower shop has one of their bikes in her shop window. I went into Bikes for All today and was met by Paul the owner of the shop. He was very friendly and helpful. He showed me the bike selection for the $279.00 price and I chose the sky blue one. It has a large metal basket and bike bell and a light on the front. It handled really well as I cruised around the hood. I am really happy with the bike and with the service. I would recommend this shop and their bikes. I am going to go back to buy a better bike lock and a rack for the back. read more

The guys here were friendly, knowledgeable and professional. Having had some shocking experience's at other bike stores lately, this was a refreshing change from the rest. They even threw in a complementary bell of your choice, after purchasing the bike. read more

Forgot to write a follow up review! I ended up having issues with my rear deraileur and I took my bike back to the shop at least twice over the course of last summer and fall. Every time, the staff were great about adjusting it free of charge, and even took the bike out to ride themselves to figure out what was wrong and trouble shoot. No problems since. I wandered in a month or two ago, and Lucas remembered me and what bike I bought. their prices also continue to be quite reasonable for things like accessories and on the lower end for the same product compared to other shops in the area. Lucas's purchase recommendations are reasonable as well - doesn't try to up sell you on something expensive you don't need read more

Wow what a great crew at Bikes for All. They offered me a sweet deal and were so helpful, knowledgeable and accommodating. I love this place and recommend it highly. PS. They have a very cute cat! Thanks guys, much appreciated!! read more

Great repair experience. This crew was great, they put a new handlebar on our tandem bike when we just drove up as needed help and we were gone in 10 minutes. I was impressed and went back and they fixed a spoke for another bike and all quick turn around and reasonable prices. I also bought a bike lock from them where they were well informed and grey selection. I would recommend them for your servicing and upgrades and it seems like they have lots of bikes for sale with reasonable prices. read more

Hear guys are great. Well staffed. Not too long a wait on tube-ups, etc. They were always finished on the day they said they would've. Prices fair. read more

Fantastic, thorough and genuine service by cool guys. Great selection of accessories and awesome bikes. I'll be bringing all my bikes here from now on. Highly recommended. read more

Brought three bikes in for tune up and repair/replacement. Overall they did a good job - except for communicating clearly on the cost. They did and fixed what they thought was best for each bike, which is great - if they actually let me know, and had I agreed to it in the first place. Instead, for one of the bikes, which is a old-beater, I got stuck with a $120 bill, which completely caught me off guard from their initial inspection and estimate of "around $50". So just something to keep in mind for anyone bringing in their bike for tune-up/fixing. read more

Took bike for a tune, I wanted my rear brake bled as I hadn't used it for years. They called to say it was seized. Quoted $250 to replace with a hydraulic which is ridiculous. I went with the cable actuated option, which was shit, didn't even work. And cost me $120 on top of the $29 groupon. So, obviously they are on groupon for a reason, because they suck and need the business. I replaced their fix myself, with a good t of used Shimano XT's off pinkbike,com. Save cash, fix it yourself!! These guys SUCK!! Oh, and when I purchased the Groupon it states to call and book. I did on the monday, they said no need to book... I rock up Sat morn and they say they're taking booking for the following week. WTF!! Idiots. So I didn't get the bike back that day as I'd planned! Just plain bad customer service. read more

Firstly, I would like to say that I heard a lot of good things about this place and sent several people who liked it. This of course was before sending my bike there. I ended up guying a deal online for a tune-up which I thought was great as it needed one. When I got there, they tested the bike and recommended a cleaning package be added and that I needed new breaks. Everything on the bike was in perfect condition. When I picked up my bike I looked great and somehow they claimed it had a flat even though I had been riding it for weeks before taking it in. I took it out to my car I noticed a wobble in the back tire, I didn't think much of it so I put it in my car and went home. When I got home I put it up on a stand to check it out and the back tire was clearly wobbling. I took it back. They checked it over and said I had 2 flat spots on my rim, something that WASN'T there before. I had to make them check it, the guy at the counter said it was probably the brakes settling in which obviously wasn't the case. They clearly test rode it with a flat tire and put 2 flat sides on my rim. The Tech even showed me where it might have happened. The guy at the counter didn't really care and pretty much ignored me. I took it to Simons Bikes DT to have a new rim put on it. They also fixed my gears as Bikes for All put them on backwards. I am so disappointed as I had send so many people there and to be treated in such a way is ridiculous. I am out 90 from Bikes for All and now $150 for a rim. To not even get an apology from them, unbelievable. I'll be expecting something from them or some kind of response to this. I give it a 2 as my friends had no issues but to test my bike and it be totally fine and then give it back to me damaged........just dumb read more

This is the SECOND time I am writing a review for this bike shop since they sneakily had my first one removed. I went into this shop a few months ago to buy a bike. The personnel weren't really helpful but I pretty much knew what I wanted so that wasn't my biggest worry. I tried out one of the bikes and since it was a very rainy day said I would come back later and go for a longer ride. The girl said I should put a deposit on it so they don't sell it and that I can get the deposit back if I come back in less than 48 hours. I went back the day after. A guy helped me - I think the owner. He was very rude and refused to refund my deposit. I had to make a scene to actually get my money back - this is only after the guy took a look around and noticed there were a few people in the shop. I would never ever go back here and I would have given them 0 stars if I could! Maybe they should spend more time being nice to customers rather than working with Yelp to have reviews taken down! read more

Had somebody trustworthy look at it: The wrench flats and body of the drive-side cone are totally stripped. My guess is that the guys at bikes4all fucked up your bike then gave it back to you hoping you wouldn't know. Oh, and the cassette? It only had 25% wear. If you end up going there watch out for what they will attempt to sell you on replacing. Get a 2nd opinion before letting them do any work on it, and get it checked out by a reliable mechanic afterwards. Better yet, don't take it there in the first place. read more

I have to say I am really disappointed in this bike shop. I was hoping that the positive reviews written on this yelp page would be the normal service recieved from this shop but unfortuntely that's not the case. I took my bike in for a tune up- nothing special- using the groupon offered online. The guys seemed friendly and helpful when I dropped off my bike, but I got it back in worse shape than when I took it in. The bike is not even a year old and after two visits was unridable. They changed parts without notifying me and the cost of the "tune up" came to over a hundred dollars, which was a shock, but okay- they changed some parts. However, the next morning on my ride to work I found myself stranded on the Burrard Street Bridge with a chain that had come off the track and was jammed between the wheels and derailers. I managed to get the chain back on and when I complained, the guys said to bring my bike back and they would fix it. When I came back a second time I got lots of excuses for the chain coming off and was told repeatedly that the bike had been dropped, hit, etc. as a result of my care and not their repairs. They seemed to be making exuses and not taking the issue seriously. After the second visit the chain was constantly rubbing on the detrailier and would not stay on the track. I was not able to ride the bike after the second visit because after getting the bike home, the chain came off again while I was pushing the bike out of the parking garage. I have had the bike about 9 months from brand new, and am baffled how they could have screwed this up. I will not be taking my bike back here and would not recommend this bike shop. While the guys in the shop are friendly, their tune ups are fualty and do not improve the performance of your bike. Save yourself time and money and go somewhere else. read more