Great service! Sweet bikes!!! Awesome friendly staff that will help you get your bike right!!!!!…read moreHighly recommend one of the best around!

Tuesday was riding the Trace and my gears stopped working, locking up in 1st gear…read more Made it back to my car and took the bike to The Bike Path, in Mandeville. Thursday it was fixed, the service was great, the price was right, and the bike feels better than new. Thanks Bike Path, keep up the good work.

Stopped in shortly before they closed. I had a very minor issue compared to other jobs they may…read morehandle.. Mr. Darrell was very thorough and handled my job promptly. Thanks guys.

I am actively searching for a women's hybrid bike. Rick helped me while I was in the store. He was…read moreso professional, pleasant, and knowledgeable. He even let me try out a couple of bikes. I would definitely recommend this business.

We drove all the way from Terrytown Westbank to get the service and attention this place delivers…read more We are not cyclists but we received the curtesy and help we needed All the explanation and suggestions were given to help us decide what kind of bike we actually needed I never knew there were so many different bikes to choose from and different bikes for different types of rides from road to racing to mountain to dirt Different types of seats too I chose the comfort seat Today we are picking up a new bike for my sister but we also brought my nephew's bike because the rim on the bike was wobbly and needs adjusting or repair We were expecting to leave the bike and pick it up later But Steve had the time available so we were happy to wait I will drive the distance to get this type of attention curtesy and help Everyone is so helpful This type of old fashioned business is so rare

Great shop to have nearby for parts, service and maintenance. So sorry it closed and look forward…read moreto where they pop up in the near future.

Bikes were not in the best of condition. It took a while to get the bikes, and it was not…read moreinexpensive. We discovered a newer bike shop closer to the path that we would try next time.

Love this place and these guys...super nice and super helpful…read more This was our third time to rent from them and it was great as before Very scenic part of town! Highly recommend them

I brought my 6 year old son there for a bike lesson. Sean the instructor was amazing. My son…read morecould not ride his bike at all before started the lesson and by the end of the hour he was cruising the parking lot! He even taught me some dad life lessons when teaching your children new skills.

OMGOSH, have you not been in this store yet?…read more These are the coolest, most fun to ride, ridiculously good looking bicycles in town. Wanna stretch it out? They got it. Want something killer for the kiddos? Check out the Hero bikes with a hundred spokes and a sissy bar! E-bike? Yeah, they got that. Skates and boards and trucks, oh my! Seriously, I could go on and on, but until you get in here and meet Sean and Jenny to discuss YOUR bike, you're just not living your best life.

We took our very old bikes (50 years and 20+ years) in for tune-ups,and he said it would take about…read morea week. He called with an update and pricing early in the week to get our approval, and then proceeded to finish all of the repairs and replacements including seats, brakes, two tires, and new chains among other things. Exactly a week later we wheeled out our bikes that look and ride like they have been given a second life. Thanks!

Aaron's a cool dude. He got my bike riding nice and smooth with new pads and rotors. No more loud…read moreass brakes and the stopping has improved tremendously.

I purchased a triathlon bike from the trek mandeville store. I cannot explain how great customer…read moreservice has been during and after the purchase. What an awesome skilled team. Great product to?

Great customer service! Very helpful and eager to help! They remembered me when I came back in.read more

As a starter this is the best maintained bike trail I've ever ridden. There virtually no ruts or…read morefrost heaves and the surface is smooth from end to end. I really enjoyed the ride from both ends once I got started. However, the signage to get on the main trail, whether starting in Slidell at the part on the Trailhead Center in Covington was abysmal. We came from Lexington, Kentucky just to ride on the trail and spent over half an hour on both ends getting onto the trail that took us to other end. The small sign upon leaving the park area in Slidell indicated we were "on the trail" but more signage was needed to indicate which way to go and turn to get on the trail to Covington. In Covington there had a great museum but the worker and the museum failed to give any indication that the beginning part of the trail was closed due to bridge repair. We only found out about the "detour" from a bike shop owner who gave good but complex directions about how to navigate the detour. Thirty minutes later after walking and asking for help did we finally get on the trail. There is no way that any agency responsible the trail can claim there isn't any money for signage. When you have a million plus dollar trail of this caliber you certainly have $50 to spend for small signs. Please get this corrected. People using the trail deserve better service.

One of the best things this area has done in the past 20yrs is develop an old rail line into this…read morerunning/biking trail. The scenery is beautiful on this 28-mile long trail. The Trace has so much to offer for trail users of all ages. From the brewery and brew pub in Abita to the numerous playgrounds and parks that line the trail, you won't lack for things to see and do as you make your way from Covington to Slidell. And the trail is almost entirely flat and can even be ridden on a single speed bicycle with no problem. Of course it is also nice for walking, inline skating and jogging. Portions of the trail are also available for horseback riding but horses are not allowed to cross the Bayou Lacombe drawbridge. Many visitors to the Trace will access it from New Orleans. If you get hungry you can find great places to eat in Covington, Abita Springs, Mandeville, Lacombe, and Slidell. In between, you will see some beautiful Louisiana countryside and wildlife, especially in the Fontainebleau State Park and two different wildlife refuges. Some other helpful tips: Check out the Kid's Konnection playground. It is a very nice handicap-accessible playground for all the kids. Also no dogs are allowed anywhere on the Trace. Tammany Trace is the premier running/biking trail in the metro area!!

Came in to get brakes fixed. I thought my chain needed to be replaced as well, but was very well…read moreexplained to that it was fine and just needed a quick adjustment. They could've easily tried to get more money out of me there, because I didn't really know what I was doing, but they didn't. That is extremely respectable. Not to mention the repair was done in 3 hours and I could go pick it up. Very fair prices. Robin (forgive me if I got your name wrong) and Michael were both very kind and helpful, and patiently explained everything to me very well. Strongly recommend these folks.

I honestly would consider this a one dollar sign business because they are honest and do excellent…read morework. Only what you need in regards to repairs no games. I appreciate the excellent craftsmanship and down home vibe.

TL;DR: Sold me the wrong size bike, dismissed my input, repeated mechanical issues never fixed,…read moretried to charge me for their mistakes, and treated me like a nuisance instead of a customer. I bought a $600 bike from this shop and told the owner at the time of purchase that I felt like I was leaning over dramatically towards the handlebars. Instead of helping me find the right size frame, he sold me the bike he had in stock and assured me it was fine. After a few months of riding, I developed constant neck, back, and wrist pain. The bike also had recurring mechanical problems. The tires rubbed against the frame or brakes, sometimes preventing the wheels from turning at all. Friends would help me adjust the seat or tires, but the fixes never lasted. When I brought it into Dashing, the owner dismissed my suggestions and insisted on making small incremental adjustments. This led to multiple trips back and wasted money on trips that never solved the issue. Including trips where I would call Dashing, ask the owner if I could bring my bike within the hour, arrive within the timeframe, and see a "Be back soon" sign on the door and wait indefinitely (usually another ~45 minutes) with fellow customers who'd appear until the owner returned annoyed. Estimates of when my bike would be ready were rarely honored. My bike was once in shop at the onset of beautiful weather (I missed a big social bike ride) for weeks longer than estimated. Getting in touch with someone on the phone despite leaving voicemails was impossible. I was later told by an employee that, "[They] don't really check voicemails." They also struggled with intra-staff communication between the three employees that I encountered. I would come in with an issue, tell it to the employee on duty who'd come up with what felt like a solution only to encounter at my next visit another uninformed employee who was not privvy to any of the reasons my bike was at the shop in the first place. The only helpful experience I had was with an employee named Rose, who actually listened, made on-the-spot adjustments, and checked with me before sending me home. Unfortunately, once I started riding again, the same wheel problem returned. Each time I brought it back, they would adjust spokes, but the issue kept happening. On my third visit, they even tried to charge me again for truing the tires, claiming my earlier adjustments to the stem plus my weight caused broken spokes. At that point, I told them to stop service and give me the bike back. What frustrated me most was not just the repeated mechanical issues but the dismissive, condescending way I was treated, especially by the owner and the other guy that works there. They never took responsibility for their poor service and acted like I was a nuisance or expecting free services instead of a loyal customer who had been shopping with them for years. On top of that, my bike would be returned to me with damage: the rubber that encases the break, split; the handlebar tape, loose; the cap on the handlebar, missing. There'd be no acknowledgement of the damage from Dashing. I would bring it to their attention only to be treated like it wasn't their problem. The current owner benefits from the community's assumption that the Dashing Bicycles on Sophie Wright Pl is owned by the same women that owned it under the same name, Dashing Bicycles, when it was on Broad St. Dashing Bicycles's current ownership (James, the face of it) does not uphold the same standard of care or accountability. I would not recommend buying a bike here.

I waited nearly 45 minutes by their door today because there was a "be back shortly" notice & this…read moreis the only bike repair shop in this part of uptown. There's no way to leave a message for them because their voicemail is backlogged (why?). GNO Cyclery on Carrollton answers the phone & is open during their posted hours. Plan ahead & call if you must make a trip to Dashing.