Great experience renting bikes! Staff was friendly and the route was incredibly scenic and easy to…read morefollow. We were nervous we would need to drive with the bikes to get where we needed to go, but it was very easy to bike to the trail! Would definitely recommend!

My wife and I did the bike tour with Ross and we had a great time. Ross is very knowledgeable and…read morepersonable. I would definitely recommend this company!

Summer time island trip? Yes, please. Take the ferry over to Peaks Island by 9-10am to beat the…read morecrowds. Once you arrive, there is a golf cart rental place (Mike's) that you can use to explore the town. Other options are bike rentals or kayak. Although, the island is large & hilly so on a hot day a golf cart is clutch. The main shops and eateries are all centrally located near the ferry. Once the afternoon hits, they become more popular and may build lines. To explore the coastline, it's suggested to find a map as reference. Although there are signs to lead you in the direction. Beaches are small but have beautiful views. Honestly, everything on the island is picturesque. The only thing I highly suggest is making it over early to make it easier to maneuver.

Two Peaks Notice So,…read moreevidently there's a whole archipelago here in Casco Bay off of Portland Harbor. About six of them, from what I've gathered, and they all have different unique things on them from actually living there to beaches and golfing to hiking trails. Peaks Island is the largest--and most populus--of which, and features a beach, museums, shopping, hiking and even a small lighthouse. Unfortunately, we didn't plan our travel here very well as we basically just got here, did a short hike, and then bounced. Next time I wouldn't mind getting an Airbnb on the island and having a few days to reconnoiter it and the surrounding islands more. Next time, Gadget! Next tiiiiimmmeeeee...!

Perfect place. Park right next to the golf bay you want to use. Bring cash ($5 for half bucket, $10…read morefor full bucket) and get to practice! Conveniently located next to the Honeycomb Cafe for a perfect date!

What a treat! Went on a Monday morning before 10am, and there were plenty of open slots. Saw Blue…read moreHeron fly low (nobody aimed for it) as well as a Cormorant sunning itself on one of the boats. I didn't really notice less range with the floater balls (but I'm newish at this), and when we finished, we watched a guy hitting 300 yards +. The $5 bucket of balls is generous, they provide plenty of T heights, and crew were friendly and appreciative of bringing back the buckets. Only a couple of boats have yardage signs, so I asked staff about ranges for boats, and they gave me the rundown, adding that the boats can drift, and they do have to reset them, so that 150 yard boat might be 160... that type of thing. Next time will probably visit the restaurant just up the hill to eat and sit outside watching other folks swings/stances.

Went here for a late lunch. Menu was precise and prices were great. Had the popcorn shrimp for an…read moreappetizer and then a build your own flat bread pizza. Service was good and food came out exactly as described. Carrot cake was fantastic! Atmosphere was good as they were showing the football game.

Pretty golf course with decent food and drinks. Very clean and scenic. Parking can appear to be a…read morechallenge, but they have a lot more spaces towards the back of the parking lot. They have at least 1 local craft beer in cans, in addition to drafts, if you ask.

Went on vacation with a big group! I was in charge of bike ride day!! Cyclemania, was a…read moretouchdown. These guys were friendly and helpful especially for my friends that don't ride so much. Walked in, got the reserved bikes, which were totally worth the price! Had the best day in Portland thanks to Cyclemania!

Arrogant Culture - It Starts at the Top…read more "It gives me no pleasure to write a bad review for a local business, but I find it impossible to believe CycleMania has a 4.9-star rating. My experience was terrible. I brought my electric bike in for a tune-up and stood there for several minutes being completely ignored by staff who walked right past me without a word. When I was finally acknowledged, the energy was incredibly arrogant. It was essentially a 'what do you want?' attitude that felt extremely condescending. In my opinion, this isn't just a one-off employee issue; it's a culture of management and ownership that clearly starts at the top. They seem to be making so much money that they could care less about how they treat an individual customer. If you aren't part of their 'inner circle,' you are treated like an inconvenience. I can and will spend my hard-earned money someplace else where respect is part of the service." -- Richard Baker