Have bought several bikes from Merv and have had services done over 10+ years. I would recommend…read morethis shop.

I have been a customer at Merv's for quite a few years. They do excellent work there and their…read moreprices are very reasonable. Just there today to get a rear tire put on sealant added and the cassette cleaned in the parts washer. Irwin spent almost a hour cleaning everything up on the races and the hub. Price was only $28. You can't beat that price or that kind of service.

After calling to ask if parts for my bike were available I was pleasantly told to come talk to the…read morebike mechanic who was very helpful (wish I got his name). After replacing two tires, brake pads, a tube and a full tune up, I paid just under $200. My bike rides smoother than when I bought it new and I couldn't be happier. A gentleman even helped my grandfather by lifting it into the bed of his truck. Amazing service, Cole's. Thank you.

After our bikes took a tumble on the Verrazano Bridge during our Road Trip. We stayed in a…read morecampground near Carlisle. The next day we took a trip into town to the best bike shop in Carlisle PA, maybe America. It's COLES BIKE REPAIR Shop. It has been a family business for many decades. It wasn't too promising that they would have what we needed, but low and behold they had everything we needed to get our bikes back on the road. Karen and Kevin siblings (our guardian angels on earth) that were raised in the shop were extremely helpful and knowledgeable. They gave us some advice on what we needed and prices were extremely reasonable and fair. The silver lining of our trip. Shout out to the SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS OF AMERICA, don't think we would've gotten the service and advice we needed from the box stores.

I can't speak to the bike side of the shop, but absolutely come here for disc golf discs and…read moreequipment!!! Also to play their course! Very knowledgeable of the game too.

We received super customer service here from Kevin! We were searching for bikes & a bike rack -…read morehot demand items during COVID-times! We ended-up buying an awesome THULE universal rack & Kevin mounted it and ensured we understood how to adjust & all features! First class service!

Mark is the guy you want working on your bike when it comes time. Rest assured your baby is in good…read morehands! Comprehensive, thorough service truly a professional and just as importantly, he runs an honest business and won't try and push more than what's needed, and if you're looking to upgrade, he will get you on the right path! I've been to lots of other shops in the states, but by far Blue Boulder and Mark stand out, you won't feel as though your just a number.

If you're looking for a new bicycle or anything bike related including excellent repair! Mark will…read moreshare his expertise and knowledge and steer in you in the right direction.

We ride the C & O and WMRT often and have on an occasion needed supplies or a quick fix. Most…read morerecently it was an emergency pedal switch out when one of us (me) brought the wrong bike shoes. The mechanic on duty was efficient and professional. The store itself is well stocked and also has some cool mementos!

My brakes starting going bad while riding the GAP/C&O Canal trails, so I called ahead and made an…read moreappointment for them to replace. They didn't have any in stock, but were able to order them in and have them ready to go when I arrived. The shop is located right on the trail, seems to have a good inventory, and they got us out the door in time for us to make our next lodging stop. Good overall experience.

I visited this spot this morning and had a delicious cappuccino! The barista even put a little…read morebunny on it. So I was really hoppy about finding this place. Until I entered the bathroom. And saw the "under" orientation of the toilet paper, which violates the original patent for toilet paper holders from 1891, where the paper clearly goes over the top. The "over" configuration: * prevents the roll from brushing the wall * makes it easier to grab with one hand * reduces accidental unrolling * and, most importantly, does not make decent people feel like they're living in a lawless society. What you have here is bathroom anarchy. I must admit that tile and brushed metal fixtures actually look really nice, which somehow makes the backward roll even more upsetting. It's like a beautifully plated meal served on the floor. Moreover, the ceiling contains approximately 400 judgmental eyes observing you while you attempt to live your life. The wallpaper on the ceiling (on the ceiling!!!) has a pattern based on the "evil eye" motif (sometimes called nazar), which shows up in Mediterranean and Middle Eastern design. Traditionally it's supposed to ward off bad luck or jealousy. All it does in this case is confirm the establishment has abandoned reason and at least one of the people who work has met a psychedelic mushroom. Still, the vibe everywhere else in this place is amazing and the coffees are very very good!

What a hidden little gem! Visited during December and the line is still out the door!…read more Pros -has its own parking lot but be careful, some spaces are reserved -physical space has seating, tables, and a few comfy chairs inside. There is a long bar area and also a smaller bar area near the cashier area for seating. The place is warm and cozy, definitely a place where the baristas will start to know your orders. We noticed an outdoor seating area but couldn't see the space fully to know how big it was. -service was friendly and served with smiles -I didn't see a whole lot of food options. Luckily, we came on a Saturday, when waffles are served. -tons of coffee, tea options. And hot cocoa for the kids. They even put whipped cream and a sprinkle of cinnamon on top. My daughter felt very fancy! -waffles were delicious! Fluffy and filling! Kid approved! Cons -possibly a few more food options. I only saw toast and waffles (only on weekends) We had a great experience and would absolutely return again!

Two brothers bicycle shop to buy a bike... who would have thought. Should you stop here, yes. Could…read moreyou go somewhere else, I guess you could. Would you have the knowledge offered, polite service and 100% awesome experience in another shop? Only if you were in their second location in State College. Great place. Be prepared for a little sticker shock if you haven't priced bikes for a while. But if you seriously want all the things I spoke about above, this is your stop.

I took my Lectric XP4 to Two Bros Bike Shop based on great reviews--even though it meant an…read more80-minute round trip. My hydraulic brakes were making random scraping noises, and gears 7 and 8 had a slight clicking feeling. I also wanted a general check to make sure everything was aligned and torqued properly. I was greeted by Max and explained the issues. He offered a $90 "Stage One" package--cleaning, lubrication, tightening, tire pressure, and inspection. My bike was only two weeks old, so I was hesitant, but since my requested repairs were only $30, I agreed. Three hours later, I got a call that the bike was done. Fast, I thought--maybe that's why they have good reviews. But when I picked it up the next day, the scraping and clicking were still there. It was clear they'd only done the Stage One package, skipping the actual repairs. They even claimed my two-week-old chain was 25% worn, which made no sense. I called and spoke to Chris, who said I could bring it back. When I returned, Chris seemed rushed and a bit dismissive, but after we went over everything again, he promised to personally inspect the bike and offered a refund along with free repairs. That was fair, so I left it with him. By Wednesday afternoon--two days later--I hadn't heard anything, so I called. Chris said he wanted to test ride it before I picked it up, and I got a call later that day saying it was ready. Unfortunately, the back brake was still scraping. Chris admitted he hadn't touched the back tire--even though I'd clearly mentioned both. He told me to "double tap the brakes" to stop the noise. My gears still click, and the rear brake squeaks worse than before. Even my wife noticed. After four hours of driving and multiple visits, I'm left with the same problems I started with. Very disappointed.

After 11 years I decided to see if any good changes happened. Sadly no…read more Their facilities are much bigger and nicer now. However their staff are still rude and prices are outrageous. A far cry from what these bikes are actually worth. If coming to a place to be treated like you're a bother and get ripped off is your thing.. then this is your place to buy a bike. Just find a good bike shop that will be kind and treat you right. Cheap isn't the answer. I'll pay more for great service every time!! This place is just not it.

My wife and I purchased our ebikes here. Huge inventory, of bikes, ebikes and all the accessories…read more Solid service crew. I like the little path to test the bike before purchase and after service.

Always a great experience at Gettysburg Bicycle & Fitness. Jessie and Parick as well as everyone…read morewho work there are examples of exceptional customer service, incredibly helpful and friendly. I would recommend anyone in south central Pennsylvania and northern Maryland who have any interest in bicycles or Fitness to drop in and see for yourselves. There are numerous bicycles for sale including for young children with any accessory you can think of. Even the 3 cute dogs there today were friendly. I particularly enjoyed Buddy, the muscular French Poodle, but I digress. I'm fairly certain that they have regular and e-bikes ( my favorite) for rent with which to visit the adjacent Gettysburg Battlefield. Please do stop in and see. A variety of bike racks are for sale, so you can strap your new purchase onto your vehicle if you choose. You won't be disappointed, I promise!

At the end of a bike tour one of the guys in the group popped his front tire. The GPS gave a seven…read more minute ride to this bike shop. Everyone was hungry and thought we'd have to make a 40 min round trip to drop off and pick up the bike. The shop told him there was no need to leave and they'd have it done in five minutes. The repair was done faster than the cashier could check him out. He even adjusted his pedal.