Quite a great little neighborhood shop. Lots of bikes to choose from and really awesome decor on…read morethe walls (vintage antiques everywhere, old bikes, old local artifacts, etc). The repair tech working fixed my derailer in about 1 minute the other day when I swung in to see if they could help. I had bought the bike there 2 months ago, so they just did it and didn't charge me which was really nice. Not saying expect free service! But am saying expect good quality service!

I was visiting from AZ to ride the hills in NH and MA. Hit a pothole while in MA which bent my rim…read more The mechanics at Bike Barn replaced my rim and readjusted my rear derailer that same day given I was from outta town and riding hills. Great service. I would return if I was in the area and needed service. Thank you.

I have been a patron of Atlas Sports for many years and I'm very happy with their service and…read moremerchandise. Their prices and selection are great on merchandise, and while I love the place primarily for bicycles, they have a great selection of skateboards, scooters and accessories too. I highly recommend Atlas Sports!

Great place to fix a bike. Kind and helpful people. The owners are elderly and old school I love…read moretheir business!

Have been in a few times for tune ups, tire repairs, etc. although sometimes the prices seem a…read morelittle high, the shop is very convenient. Went in the beginning of summer for some repairs and they were addressed. Went in a couple of months later with the same problem fully expecting to pay for repairs. They fixed the bike that day and NO charge! I was very willing to pay for the service but they insisted I not pay. That's great customer service. Thank you.

They are no longer in Londonderry, so it was too far to go. What is there to say they are not in my…read moretown.

Small shop with individual attention, I went here because they had used bikes and of course ended…read moreup buying a new one and a bunch of gear. Big plus for this shop- if you buy a kid's bike and want to trade up they will give you 1/2 price of old bike( trade in)towards new bike. A customer there before me(ungainly out of shape guy, 50" waistband and blue tooth) occupied the full attention of the young gearhead clerk, to the extent that we languished about 10 minutes and showed ourselves around in the cramped space. Finally a tall big guy (five kids he said) who may be the owner found his way out of the repair section of the shop and was quite solicitous (had kids pick out helmets and fitted them), though he continued to interrupt himself and wait on other customers and answer questions, whilst bluetooth guy- who bought nothing after his 45 minute discussion but must have been a big fish- got 1 on 1 time the entire visit. We were direct and to the point, and the only people making a purchase that day as far as I saw, but again there were many interruptions and I got the feeling that our business- buying a $300 kids' bike- was not as thrilling as talking bike shop with various aging males. The end result is that I spent 50 minutes in the shop where I could have spent 15, and wanted my time back. I politely advised the owner of this discrepancy in service (when he reappeared after the third interruption from the back) and he was kind enough to throw in the kickstand, water bottle cage and water bottle, and profusely apologized. He may possibly have ADD, which would explain some of it, but his behavior was echoed by the junior clerk who did the exact same thing when we were passed off to him at various points. I guess part of my ire stems from years of being treated (what I feel is) as a second class citizen or being patronized in certain more male-dominated environments such as auto repair shops. I am sister of 4 brothers, the happy mother of 5 sons and have worked in all-male settings, so I have absolutely no problem with guys and get along well with them. I myself have had jobs in a service/retail setting in the past and would never treat say, a senior customer differently than a youngster other than perhaps adjusting my pitch/volume or language to be appropriate to what they expect. I just wish more/most clerks in such settings would act as if middle-aged women were real people who are worthwhile spending time on, too. I would attribute this service defect to poor parenting, but it could be modified by training on the part of shop owners.

I am pretty fussy when it comes to the work done on my bikes but I have to say that I was…read morepleasantly surprised when I had my cyclocross bike worked on by the mechanics at Alternative Bike Shop. A friend referred me to them and I wasn't sure how they would do, being a smaller shop. But I was greeted by Vinny who walked through my list of repairs and told me it would be ready later in the week, which it was. He even called to let me know it was ready. I had a lot of work done but the price was as reasonable as I've seen. He could have skimped on a couple of things but they returned the bike having done an A+ job and the bike works almost as good as new. These guys are very friendly and really seek to understand your needs.

Denis has converted two beloved bicycles to e-bikes for us. I can't imagine how anyone could do it…read morebetter. He does not start with an agenda or corporate sales quota or road racer's spandex perspective. He listens. He knows bicycles and he can help you find, or he can build, the right one for you. Oh also, he's very nice to work with.

We just bought our second Onewheel from Dennis and would recommend this beautiful and immaculate…read moreshop to anyone in the market for one! Fantastic experience all around!

Nice to order something from a small business across the nation and receive it in a timely manner…read moreand nicely packed! Thank you!

I took my daughter to Ski Haus for a custom boot fitting, and we had an incredible experience…read more David helped us and spent over two hours working with her trying multiple ski boots, custom-molding insoles, and dialing in the fit to absolute perfection. Not only is David a master of his craft, but he also shared a lifetime's worth of knowledge throughout the process. His passion for what he does is unmatched. In my opinion, he's the best boot fitter in New England, if not the entire country. They simply don't make people like him anymore, and no one will ever be able to replace the level of care and expertise he brings. If you need anything for skiing, snowboarding, or mountain biking, go to Ski Haus. You won't find better service anywhere.

tl;dr great selection and great service…read more Came here for the indigenous people day sale. I had been wanting to get ski boots for a while but was a little shy as a new skier and had no idea what I was looking for. So lucky to have Caleb help me out. He was super knowledgeable with the in store selection as well as areas to look for. He was so patient and spent about an hour with me finding the exact fit and allowing me to really feel the boot out and making small tweaks to ensure the best fit. He did mention that Proctor does allow you to bring back boots for refitting within the first year. While I hope I won't need to come back for adjustments, makes me more confident in my purchase. Look forward to taking these boots out for a test run soon!

Leased season skis for kids. $150 for the season seems fair. Other places charge less…read more But they charge extra for poles. Not that kids really need it but why charge extra for poles.

My experience with seacoast is limited to their alpinestar techair vest service which has been…read morestellar. Dana was friendly, knowledgeable and kept me in the loop throughout the process with my first refill on my techair5 and the turnaround was incredibly quick. Unfortunately I needed a second refill a few months later and turnaround was also exceptionally fast. I'll likely purchase my upgrade there as well

Why a lifelong Seacoast Sport Cycle customer will no longer purchase anything from you again (and…read morewill actively discourage others from doing business with you as well). I have purchased not 1, but 2 brand new Moto Guzzi motorcycles from SSC over the years, and likely would have continued buying Guzzis from you throughout my life, until my last encounter with your sales rep Jim Smith and the BLATANTLY false advertising practices that he/you are employing now. As of right NOW (see included photo), you are advertising the sale of a 2024 V9 Bobber with "special" pricing of 4995. Great - fair price. EXCEPT that, that is not the price; it is actually 5700.00, but you refuse to disclose that number to the public on your website in an obviousx way. I could, as of RIGHT NOW, purchase that bike from you on your website with a credit card for the exact amount shown - but according to Jim your sales rep, when I went in to claim my purchase, he would then charge me $800.00 more before he would actually give me the bike. When I pointed out that it was deceptive and unfair that people would travel (potentially a fair distance) to your shop and then have this sprung on them, his response was that "people don't mind at all" and "this was just the way things are done now". Well, they weren't done that way when I bought my previous 2 bikes from, and there is absolutely NO GOOD REASON why they should be happening now. Jim (the owner?) seemed very self-satisfied when he denied me that sale. $800.00 huh? I live in Portsmouth, and when I used to ride my Guzzis around, they were unique, and people would ask me about them and where I got them, etc. I can assure you that the loss of revenue from this bad sales practice will amount to FARRR more than $800.00.