Saturday morning and only a few people and not so friendly unless you want to purchase a bike. Only…read moreplace around for me and will drive further to Marietta.

The staff were professional and eager to help. I brought in my bike after an accident and they…read morewere both sympathetic and helpful. They took the time to explain the potential problems, but it was as we hoped a wheel replacement. They were able to straighten the cassette and were able to service it right away. I felt confident walking into the tidy shop as the crew were like Santa's elves putting together bikes. I feel fortunate to fine such a competent shop on short notice.

Nice neighborhood rental shop stocked with cold drink refreshments, energy bars and best of King of…read morePops! Bike rentals of all styles for the recreational rider. Tune-ups & repairs are available in-shop.

Unfortunately my son ran over a new bike for his daughter accidentally! We took to the comet trail…read more& it only took a day or two to repair.. a tad pricey but we well pleased..

Rude employees. Asking about a basic BMX style bike for my kid and the guy was trying to tell to…read moredismantle a coaster brake to make a free wheel. He felt bothered by my being there, which cost him a sale. Seems like there are other rudeness comments in here as well. So much for customer service these days.

Received a bike fit from the owner, Tom, as well as a few services related to issues he caught on…read morethe bike during the fitting process. Bike fit was top notch - old school w/ no gimmicky technology, but Tom was able to get me the last 10% from good to great, which was well worth the very affordable cost. Tom knows his stuff and this is the type of independent bike shop that you should be spending your money at. I couldn't recommend them more highly.

Super honest and no upsets or pressure. Got a tire and tube at Great price point compared to other…read moreCobb chain type shops. Going tomorrow with grandson's Trek for more of an offload type tire. Tom Flynn Google 7th level hometown guide! Shop local mom n' pop shops please...

Amazing service. Contacted William and he got me in that day. He kept me updated on his arrival…read more He fixed my son's bike quickly and for a reasonable cost. Really nice guy. Definitely recommend!

Wonderful & inviting…read more All sorts of local love. I wondered in on an artist showcase day. Was an added bonus for me. Picked up some art, jewelry, stickers, some stationary. Would have stayed longer, but I was starving. Heading across the street to check out another new hot spot in Powder Springs. This is a great little shock of shops. Book store, hairdresser, eating items, and other places of interest. I'll be back to rent a paddle board and head to the little permission-given pond behind the post office.

I love stores such as this that represent local products. It was also a nice surprise to find…read moresome hiking information. This spot has a great community feel with the outdoor patio seatings and game area. You can also rent bikes here to hit the Comet trail! I tried the Golda Citrus kambucha and it was a hit. It drank like a beer and was refreshing to take a break on the patio. Inside there are jams, art, clothing, alcohol and beverages, and novelty items.

Adam will give you advice if you need it. The prices seem to fair, the riding gear is pretty niche;…read moreit's a bike shop not Walmart to be fair.

Excellent pricing on service work, very satisfied customer here. Tuneup prices cannot be beat. Also…read morewent in there on one occasion for new tires, another bike shop had told me they couldn't put tires on for a week; they had tires on and me on my way in 30 minutes.

Brought in my 20 inch, ZIZZO CAMPO ( folding bike ), in for a much needed tune up / whatever other…read moremaintenance/ repairs and, now my bike looks so clean, is so quick and quiet when changing gears, and brakes squeeze so well for the $150.00 + $5.00 labor & lube supply, I plan on stopping by next time my bike needs another makeover.

Ok place to buy a bike. friendly guys, big shop. I love the bike I bought…read more Can't recommend the current bike techs. spent a chunk of change for a tune up refresh and some work was not done at all, some was done poorly. "No labor charge for installing new parts" sounds great until you learn the $30 chain is $70. Brought the bike back to try to get adjustments redone. I was at the store over an hour. I told the mechanic it wasn't right, he said I could leave it and he'd go through it. The bike was at the shop for a couple weeks in February, I brought it back and he told me it was perfect and the best he could do. Why would I leave it again? This is the short version. There's a lot more. Never going back. Adding to the review after a couple weeks. Worse than I thought. Someone at the store dropped my by bike on the derailleur side and bent the hanger. I was lied to by the mechanic who said he test rode it and it was perfect. It was not. He wasn't competent enough to know the hanger was bent or he's the one who dropped it and didn't want to draw attention to it. I know it was dropped because my seat had a scrape on it and was ripped and my derailleur had a large gash in it. I bought a derailleur hanger tool and bent the hanger back in place and was able to adjust the bike to shift very smooth. I'm guessing the shop has this tool, but nobody used it. It's about 95% there but I ordered a new hanger anyway since I had to to replace my seat. Absolutely terrible repair department. Incompetence is one thing, lying to cover up poor work is worse because it's intentional, in my opinion. This is still the short version.

We visit the silver comet often and it allows our family time to get outside and truly enjoy the…read morebeauty that is nature. My kids love to walk, run, hangout in the wagon while we enjoy a nice stroll. Morning walks are definitely the best as it super quiet and I'm able to really just take in all the peace and quiet that being on the trail brings. Of course it get busier during the weekends but because the trail extends such a long distance, I've never felt that it was overcrowded and there are plenty of places where you can park and hop on the trail. Truly a wonderful place!

Went on an impromptu walk with friends on Sunday evening and had such a great time. I haven't been…read moreto the Silver Comet Trail in years, as I used to live in the area about 15 years ago. It was just as nice as I remembered, maybe even a little nostalgic for me. The trail was calm and not too busy, but there were still enough people around to feel comfortable/safe without feeling crowded. It's perfect for families out for a stroll or a casual bike ride, and also great for runners and more experienced cyclists. Fall seems like one of the best times to visit. The tall trees lining the trail were beautiful, creating a really serene atmosphere. I genuinely enjoyed every minute of it and would definitely recommend it to anyone looking to enjoy some quiet time outdoors. Being outside and taking in the beauty of it all was motivation enough to keep walking, and we ended up walking for a little over 4 miles. A great alternative for a trail in the metro area if you don't want to deal with the hustle and bustle of the beltline. Can't wait to go back!

We came here for a mountain biking program for my daughter and I brought my bike to ride as well…read more The trails are also for hiking and dogs are allowed. The parking lot is huge and gravel, and there is a bathroom area out front. From there, the property goes back pretty far and has a nice charm to to it. There are huge open areas and pretty bridges. The trails are clearly marked and the map out front helped me plan my route. I did a blue trail that is just over 4 miles called Wildcat. It ran in one direction on certain days and the opposite on others. It was harder than I thought, but I enjoyed the challenge. The scenery was great except for when it backed up to a neighborhood, but otherwise you felt like you were in the middle of nowhere.

Ah the Hunting Grounds. Hearkens back to days when things were named for what they were: Due West…read moreRoad, Waffle House, Waycross GA. And while there's plenty of huntin' here, you also can ride/run/walk/stroll/gaze at ACP. Take your pick from 35 miles of well-maintained trails, ranging from 1-mile loops to open fields and advanced bike runs, while resting along the way on those sparse strategically-placed benches. Or just sit down in a field as you gaze at a horizon ready for you to explore. Home to several high-profile circuit bike races and high school cross country meets spring through fall, there's still plenty of time for the rest of us to do less-professional type activities, as fast- or slow-paced as desired. Park volunteers continuously improve the trails and a decent county support system helps make this a gem on the northwest edge of Cobb County. You shouldn't be surprised to see a few out-of-state plates in the lot here throughout the week with the biking trail selection. Weekends are packed as far as parking goes but still manageable if you squeeze in somewhere. Once you're out in the woods you still might go miles without seeing a fellow traveler. Five sections range from 4 to 10 miles depending on the loops, so plan on minimum 45 mins walking or running headed off in any direction. News flash, yes there really is an Allatoona Creek. Head toward the back on the main gravel road through the big field and you'll eventually hit the back bridge. Gaze at the sometimes more than trickling creek on your way toward the loop touching the outer edge of Lake Allatoona. Grab a pit stop at the buildings on your way out because there's only the "historical" bathroom variety on the trail otherwise. A few picnic tables allow for food breaks by the parking lot as well, but mainly this park is built for munching an energy bar halfway through the course. Late September through December is hunting time, with hunters-only till 10 AM Sept-Oct, and all day Nov-Dec. Fear not trail-lovers, park at Pitner Dog Park Nov-Dec to enjoy 4-5miles of Turtle Back and Red Baron without sniper fire. Directional markings for different days keep the traffic flowing in opposite directions, and foot traffic can trade tire tracks on your backs for poison ivy on your ankles as you go against bike traffic. No parking fees is a welcomed oasis among fee-based national parks nearby, for those primarily enjoying the trails instead of history. You could come six days a week and hit a different section if you liked. Stay motivated as you pass several HS XC teams practicing afternoons in the fall, and parking donations for meets and races help keep the park in excellent shape (along with that crop of helpful volunteers). No worries if you're visiting on a race day; you can still park and visit for no charge. I'm amazed I live about a 5K from here. Having a premier regional trail destination within a 6-min drive is a bonus I try to frequent as much as possible!