Pima was able to replace my e-bike brake pads in a reasonable amount of time and at a reasonable…read morerate. They took the time to also answer some additional questions I had. When future servicing is needed I will be returning to Pima Street Bicycle shop.

New to this shop since the Roadrunner shop closed. Extremely friendly and understanding of senior…read moreneeds. I took my mountain bike in for tune up and will probably buy a new ebike here soon.

Back for an overhaul on an older bike. Great work and service as all is shifting smoothly, extra…read moreitems like cages and old reflective gear is off and bicycle is ready to ride. Thanks!

Kyle and his guys are always detailed and concise on repairs and replacements, and finish in a…read morequick, reasonable time period. They're 1.5 mi from where I live and our new bike shop go-to!

Fantastic service, knowledge, and just plain nice people…read more Assembled my e-bike, ran me through the features, let me take a spin, showed me how to fold and load it in my car, gave me maps and advice, answered my questions and I didn't even buy the bike from them! Saw the way other customers were handled for both repairs and rentals and they didn't miss a beat. This is where I am going for any servicing I need. Very highly recommended, these guys are a breath of fresh air to work with.

The owners are really great people and very accommodating. We rented regular bikes one day and…read moree-bikes two days later. Both days were great but the e-bike experience was really amazing. On their recommendation, we biked to Saguaro National Park. The bikes took us easily through the hills. It was a beautiful experience. The trails along the river are also very fun.

This used to be my go-to bike shop in Tucson. However, after befriending other bicyclists and…read moreexploring additional shops, I've since learned Sabino Cycles is like a "mini-mafia" shop which pretends to fix your bike, while leaving other flaws. They know you'll be back because they are purposely screwing with you. Mike was the only solid guy at this shop. They need more staff like him.

I wanted to get into cycling and had no clue where to start and what to buy for my height and…read moreweight. So I went here to ask questions and after an hour of their time I walked out not having to buy anything and with an idea of what I wanted and what size of bike frame I needed. They didn't pressure me to buy anything they just listened and helped. I ended up purchasing a used Specialized Road bike. Since my experience was great with them I took this bike to them and after a two hour bike fitting I was ready to ride and learn a new sport. The workers are kind and only ask if you are having fun with what you are riding on and if there is something they can do to make your ride more comfortable. Their products for sale in the store come last. I repeat the workers here only care if your having fun on your bike and if your comfortable on it. They listen and make suggestions and you can feel no pressure to buy anything from them.

I called this shop today as soon as they opened, and explained what I needed. KJ said to bring my…read morebike by and they'd do what needed to be done... it took KJ ~15' to re-assemble my Cannondale gravel bike and it only cost $15! Would definitely recommend this shop and once I get my other 2 bikes unpacked, I'll bring them by as well to get checked out. Another (unmentioned) shop quoted me $80-130! Outrageous

Great experience ordering a bicycle here. Scot has really done a great job making sure I bought a…read morebike that fit my body and did extra adjustments. We continue to go back to this shop for service and tuneups, I trust them to do top notch maintenance and all their bike mechanics are very knowledgeable and happy to answer our questions.

Located just off the beaten path off off 6th St behind it's bigger cousin, Fairwheel bikes lies RC…read more I've come by midday a couple of times in the past month to have some tweaks done to my racing bike. There's never been a line which means I can wait for those adjustments. I have Continental Gatorbacks which are notoriously difficult to change out. I had a race this wknd and decided to hedge my risk after training all winter by having thornless tubes installed last week. The charge was $15/tube and $10 labor per wheel, so $50 total for both tube replacements (totally reasonable). It took barely 15 minutes which was nice and the mechanic shared a few pointers during the process. Unfortunately, one tube came with a bad valve and it "revealed" itself mid-triathlon resulting in my first ever DNF :-/ I brought the bike back the following day and the young gentleman (same guy) confirmed the bad valve. He replaced the tube for free but then said he'd have to charge me another $10 labor. I thought he was joking at first but then he said the boss would likely be on the fence about comping this circumstances entirely so I just paid him the additional $10. Parking can sometimes be a little challenging but otherwise, all things considered, this is a good little shop for quick repairs or adjustments.

Absolutely Outstanding Service & Unmatched Experience…read more From the moment we walked in, we were greeted and taken care of directly by the owner, and the level of attention he gave us was truly top-tier. He was incredibly attentive, interactive, and very specific about matching the bike to my body size, carefully aligning my proportions with the proper frame and tires. You can tell he genuinely cares about getting it right. As first-time bike renters preparing for the largest biking tour in Tucson, we were nervous. We asked for help getting fitted, and they went above and beyond--not just a quick adjustment, but genuine human kindness. They adjusted the seat, watched our posture, and even encouraged us to ride the bike on the side of the shop so they could observe and fine-tune it. They took their time, never rushed us, and made sure we felt confident and comfortable. We rented the bikes for 5 days for only $200 (about $40/day), which is an incredible deal--especially considering other shops in Tucson quoted $100-$200 per day for the same type of bikes. The value is amazing, but honestly, the exceptional service is what makes this place stand out. Phenomenal care, rare to find nowadays. These gentlemen made all the difference in our first cycling experience. Highly recommend!

We were in a bind this morning. We were visiting Tucson and we got two flat tires on our son's…read morespecial needs stroller. Coasters was near our hotel so I stopped by this morning. The owner was super helpful and got us rolling in thirty minutes. Pretty solid dude and we had a fun conversation. Thanks for the help today. It meant a lot!

This bike and coffee shop is absolutely sick. I was in town for a work trip and was just looking…read morefor somewhere to hang out after work and maybe grab a coffee. This place popped up, and I'm so glad I picked it. Loved the vibe and the aesthetic inside. 10/10. Anthony, who runs the shop, was a really cool guy who was incredibly easy-going and attentive, and who seems really happy to talk bikes and coffee to anyone! Coasters is such a cool and well-designed space. For sure going to come back when I'm next in Tucson.

I was having horrible back problems and couldn't remove the fork protector plate on my new bicycle…read more Jenna took no time to figure it out and appreciated the challenge! But of course I couldn't remove it when I got home. So the next day I returned and Linus removed it immediately and helped me put the front tire on. I can't say enough good things about this bike shop. They're amazing and I will use them for new equipment, every chance I get!! Thank you Transit Cycles for helping me get back on my bike, I appreciate it immensely!! Also I can't send this review without mentioning Katie and her Dad recommended a chiropractor who's really helping my back!! Keep up the great work!!! Tucson needs more businesses like this!!!

Very helpful. Very friendly…read more Looked the closest bike shop and Yelp sent us here. BIG help

Took my rear wheel in to get the hub body changed out out of personal perference for a nice…read morefreewheel and more engagement. Dropped it off on a Friday during my lunch with the freehub of my choice and was told they would need to measure spokes and would go from there as far as how long it would take to finish. Called the following Thursday to see how it was going as I haven't been riding because I don't have a spare wheel and they hadn't even looked at it. Almost a full week... the following day they looked at it and had to order spokes which is fine but knowing it took almost a whole week to look at the wheel just to find out it'll take a few more days for spokes to come in sucked. (Meanwhile i have still been without a wheel this entire time and have been riding indoors but that's very different then being on the bike you want to ride!) it's now been two weeks since I initially dropped it off and still have not gotten a call about it being done. I had to go and call them once again to check on it, spokes came in the following Wednesday, called the next day and was told it's not done yet but I'll get a call when it is. It's now Friday evening two days after the spokes arrive and nothing... point being if you are interested in upgrading your bike and love having things done in a timely manner don't come here. They did however lend me a wheel to use in the meantime which is deserving of an extra star.. otherwise barely a 1 star. My main issues... 1- took almost a whole week to even look at the wheel I dropped off. (Just a wheel to measure spokes) 2- seems like there is no rush to get the item done and not considering how long the customer is out a main component on a bike they may love to ride. 3- no initiative to communicate. Had to call multiple times just to understand what point in the job my wheel was in.

Update Jan 2021 I ve…read morebeen looking for a mountain bike shoe that is just right. I think I found a pair of leather Shimanos. They fit my feet but will they go with the kind of pedal set up I have. I ll have to sit on the bike with the shoes on and connect to the pedals. I hope it's good. I m tired of hunting. Hank , the sales guy, was patient, measured my feet in the socks I wear. Thanks And they offer a military discount. All good. Later : Came home and tried the new shoes with My cage pedals. They fit right. Think I'm In the Clear. Later: When you have a Shimano Shoe that will accept step in clips, "but " you won't be using the clips , Shimano has a adapter called a clip cap. I didn't want to call the factory if they are in stock. So not in stock , but he will order for me. They don't have many riders that read the instructions and Warranty. I ll never use step in clips on the Mountain Bike. Just the Road bike. & I ll need new shoes for Road later this year. Another good reason to come back here. Inventory and Service. Thanks Hank!