Ignore the negative reviews. Friendly knowledgeable guys that have worked at shop for many years. Exactly what you want, not a big box store employee that's been there 3 months trying to hit their quota. Some reviews call out being a trek dealer as a negative but most if not all small shops are registered with a large brand to survive. Trek is the Toyota of bikes, great value and dependable with a killer warranty. read more

The staff at this shop know their stuff and are incredibly helpful! Needed assistance getting my mountain bike set up for a first time ride straight out of the box and they were incredibly kind to help me get it trail ready on short notice. Also have a great selection of bikes and accessories. 5 out of 5! read more

Something was going on with one of my tires and someone looked at my bike right away! I chatted with quite a few of the guys on the floor and they had wonderful suggestions and advice for not only my bike, but for a triathlon I signed up for. Couldn't recommend this place more! read more

Campus Cycles - New pedals!! - Bikes Near Me - Denver, Colorado

cool people, very knowledgable, just good vibes all around. shoutout to Elliot for hooking me up with a nice new bike that will last me years to come. definitely recommend this shop for people in the Denver area. read more

Campus Cycles - Bikes Near Me - Denver, Colorado

Did my first ride with my new bike and it rode like a dream! It's my second purchase with campus cycles and I've had great service both times. Very knowledgeable and eager to educate. Kudos to Sam who helped me through half a dozen test rides until I found the perfect fit! read more

Campus Cycles - New Trek! - Bikes Near Me - Denver, Colorado

I walked into this shop to get my front brake, wheels, and chains fixed. They immediately consulted with me and told me it would only take 20 minutes. That was exactly right, and I was incredibly pleased with my visit. The staff is knowledgeable and has a keen attention to detail. I thought it would've been a lot more expensive than I thought but it was fairly priced! For a bike that's 10 years old, my bike now feels brand new. Def try Campus Cycles out! read more

10/10 recommend! Looked at my bike and tightened some things up I needed and refused to take a tip. Super genuine fair people here who just wanna get you on your bike! Buy a bike from these guys!! read more

hurts me to leave this cause the people are friendly and seem knowledgeable. I also live in the neighborhood.. however I was out riding, popped a tire on a pot hole. So I walked the bike over to get a simple tube replacement. after inspecting it, the tech tells me he didn't feel comfortable replacing the tube because the rim had a small dent. he stated the tube would pop again if he replaced it.. ( I just needed the tube replaced so I didn't have to walk home) It's the fact that they refused the simple service when they could have just informed me about the possibility of it popping again and asked if I still wanted it replaced.. walked the bike home, replaced the tube myself and haven't had issues since. will not be returning.. read more

Disappointed in this previous "go to" independent shop now that it seems to have gone corporate - trek dealer. Limited selection of brands and offerings. I visited recently to have an adjustment to my bicycle. Repair guy completely ignored me for 20 minutes as he spent time on someone else's bike (a trek, by the way). Sure, I should have walked out much earlier. When he finally got to my bike needs, he complicated the repair need way out of proportion. As the required part was not available, I suggested I'd return when part can in. Ultimately took my bike to a different shop in the mountains. They listened to my repair request (the original one I visited Campus Bikes for), and had my bike turned around in 1 hour. Yes, didn't need anything more than a minor adjustment. Saved a ton of money on parts I didn't need as well. Oh well, time to find a new trustworthy LBS. read more

Campus Cycles, is a complete bike store/shop. While other local shops have had to close, CC has not. They have been a local business since 1983. Denver Spoke was my go to bike shop; however, the store too had also been in business for years; however, it closed, so after searching for another store close to my area, I decided to visit CC. The staff, service, parts and inventory are all excellent. The mechanics, try their best to ensure you are not purchasing items and services that are not really necessary to make your bike safe and run efficiently. They confer with other staff about your bike, to get it right. I was very impressed and happy that my canyon aero was going to be well serviced and that I was not paying for items that I thought I'd need. Bike shops stay in business by providing top notch services in all areas. Campus Cycles has proven to be in that category. read more

It is darn near impossible to find kids bikes in town right now but Campus Cycles has a fantastic partnership with Trek and a good supply of kids bikes! We found the perfect 24in girls bike! They dude a quick tuning job on it before we took it home, we'll get free adjustments and fittings for it as well as the option of upgrading to a larger size in the next 2 years. The team at Campus Cycles has been so helpful over the years with tire changes and tunings for our other bikes. They are always quick and super helpful about getting us in. Love this local shop! read more

Campus Cycles - Bikes! - Bikes Near Me - Denver, Colorado

This is my second purchase from Campus Cycles. As a petite, 5'0" person, they helped identify a bike that is my size (!) and light enough to carry up and down stairs, when needed. They also worked to get the handlebars positioned so that I don't have numb arms when biking - a game changer! I did a lot of research before purchasing a rack and bag to carry my stuff. I haul around the very heavy bike lock as well as repair kit, and then might be going to/from the library or store with books/food. When I went to get these items, they installed them, showed me how they work, and helped me figure out how to attach my back light on to the new rack. I've found them to be consistently friendly and easy going. Thanks to everyone there! read more

Campus Cyclimg is an awesome place. Had a flat tire & took it in! Brandon the manager immediately helped me out. Found glass in the tire & took it out . Gave me a new tube & it took probably about 30 minutes for him to do the whole project. However it was completed ! definitely will be going back for the rest of my life. I would highly recommend campus cycle ! Thank you read more

I had a very good experience with campus cycles. I bought a bike for my daughter and everyone I talked to was so polite and ready to help. This past summer I bought bikes for myself and son at Bike Source and I am shocked at the difference between the experiences. Everyone at Bike Source would prefer to be somewhere else, they don't want to deal with the public. If you are trying to decide between a Trek or Specialized, just get a Trek at Campus Cycles. read more

Stopped by here today to get an old, but very nice, bike tuned up so I could send it with my son to college. We were told the bike was too old and it was not worth tuning up. I said I would be happy to pay the fee to tune up the bike. The guy then said it would take a month, so we would be better off taking it somewhere else. No one leaves their bike behind in the summer for a month to be repaired. This was clearly not the truth. They just didn't want to work on this bike. I have never had a bike shop behave this way. They definitely won't get any future business from me on my newer, more expensive bikes, and I recommend you steer clear as well. A guy came in behind us to get his bike repaired and walked out of the shop right behind us. It appears he got the same treatment. Don't bother. read more

Let's just say my bike broke down in front another shop. Said competitor quoted me till august to repair a disc (it was May). Walked over to Campus where I had bought bike originally. Will get disc replaced and full tune up in 10 days instead of 75+. Super nice staff both sales and service. Love them. read more

Don't go there unless you have a bike that they sell otherwise they will not even change a tire.

I like my bikes like a horse girl likes her horses. Healthy, fast, and beautiful. Campus cycles has helped me get my old Cannondale road bike in proper shape when the back rims were old/spikey and kept popping the tube. Mark was helpful and solution oriented. He didn't expect me to sell two arms, a leg, and my firstborn to buy some brand new road bike. Overall the team at Campus Cycles has both pizzazz and knowledge when it comes to bikes, and they're not afraid to wear those tye dye shirts to show it! Great shop, great employees, definitely check it out. read more

Just got my bike out of the shop today (9/15/2020) from Campus Cycles. This turned out to be my first-time dealing with Campus Cycles and also My Last. I wanted SO MUCH to believe the majority of good reviews I read. And I was hoping that the bad reviews would be the standard mostly angry unhelpful opinions you often read. But Biker-Folks out there, this time you really should pay attention to the bad reviews for Campus Cycles and the history of consistencies that are reflected in them. I mainly dealt with Sam when it came to communications about repair services. Good guy I'm sure. But I'm from the deep South and recognize a silver-tongued sweet talker from a thousand miles away when I see one. The rest of the employees I briefly encountered were also 'following suit' with Sam, in my case. But from step one of my transactions, I felt patronized. But instantly knew I had to dumb-down a little to get anywhere with my bike issues. Anything less than the dumbing-down game, in my opinion, would have been askin' to argue with a drunk. So, I sunk to that level just to get through. My Bike is my main mode of transportation. I've not owned a car since 2007. Even though I'm not a head-to-toe aero designed helmet, balaclava hooded, bandana gaiter wearin', skin tight bike-wear, advertisin' patched, belly and love-handle showing, trendy, conventional looking bike rider; I do have A LOT of seasons and experience riding bikes and how a bike actually works. And I absolutely put mega-miles on my bike. That being said; I don't think Customer's should be talked-down to or even talked out-of issues about their own bikes? Usually no-one is gonna know your bike better than you on the whole. It's kinda like knowing your pet? To be constructive in my criticism/opinions; I suggest it would be better for all Employees at Campus Cycle to generally "LEAD" with Questions FIRST about issues and concerns from the customers. I actually observed, while I had to wait in a que, employees advise and "opinionate" to the customers before really giving them a chance to explain themselves. We all know once in a while you're gonna get someone chatty about their bikes and biking adventures. That's customer service. Some Details: I got the Polka-Dot Jersey Tune ($140) with an emphasis to Sam that it was very important to make sure the gear-shift mechanisms were adjusted and repaired. It seemed like an "act of congress" to get him to acknowledge that for me or even witness him noting it down somewhere/somehow? I'm not sure that he even heard me really? I just got a lot of re-buttle to talking me 'out-of' repairs. Which I assume had to do with the Covid-Influenced, back-log of service and repairs? After putting a $50 deposit down on 8/24th to secure a service appt. for 9/15th, one brake pad set, a new chain, Polka-Dot Jersey Tune, ETC., the total came to $190.46. No chump-change to say the least. But what perplexed me to no end; was that I turned the bike in for the repairs (actual date of 9/14) around 2PM-ish and got a text that the bike was ready for pickup around 4:45PM-ish that same day!? That seemed mighty quick!? You'd think I would be pleased? But with the Polka-Dot Jersey Tune, it states (in part) the point-services; "Full drive-train removal and cleaning, including front & rear derailleurs, chain, crank, & cassette..." *note: I attached a jpg pic of the receipt* I'm no Sherlock, but seemed to me with the procedural tasks of making an appt. w/deposit weeks ahead, backed up service, long waiting ques, removing and cleaning a "Full Drive train", I wasn't gonna get my bike back properly 'fully serviced and repaired' in one day!? As a matter of fact, I was prepared for longer and preferred them to take their time. When I picked up the bike, the gear shifts and chains were still slipping. Even more than before! If they had test ridden the bike (if they even do that?) it would have come to their attention almost immediately they still weren't working properly. It was actually worse than before I took it in. I have no doubt in my mind they just put on the new chain and brake pad, washed it a little with simple green, lubed it up, but not much else?? I only have to get hit in the head by a 2x4 once and just don't wanna bother with any reconciliations from them if offered? I already feel a fool. It may be assumptive at this point, because of I-said/They-said; but I think the opportunity in this case, was to make it all right in my first visit and not send me off with another hardship. Sam said in the end, to bring it on back if I have any troubles. I honestly would rather lick a cheese grater than deal with that bunch again at Campus Cycles. That experience was enough to make up my mind. I'm gonna just chalk it up and hope the House and Senate eventually sends more Covid relief checks to make up for my perceived loss! LOL! read more

Campus Cycles - Bikes Near Me - Denver, Colorado

Just had exceptional service getting my sons Mountain Bike fixed. The part was available and they offered to install for me while I waited. Sam in Service was extremely knowledgeable and really helpful. Nice to see a neighborhood family owned bike shop doing great service and provide excellent customer service this day in age. I came about 25 mins away and am really glad I made the effort to come down to Campus Cycles. If you need your bike fixed- this is the shop to go visit!! Very good people, knowledgeable, and the pricing is fair. I highly recommend this super awesome bike shop!! Thank you for the excellent service. read more

I just moved up to the Observatory Park area and got my bike out for exercise. I noticed upon riding it that the chain was jumping a bit. I did a bit of googling but couldn't see the issue. I called Campus and they told me to come down. This was during the Coronavirus Spring pandemic. All the employees had face coverings and wore gloves. They had their quick check shop setup outside and were handling only one customer at a time in the store. All-in-all very well handled, and every employee was really friendly and helpful. I saw them bring a new bike out to a customer and it had clearly been wiped down completely before leaving. They were super friendly and when my turn came he had me up and running in about 5m, and the bike gears and ride are smooth. I asked the cost and was told it was "goodwill". I definitely plan to be back, hopefully without my bike, and with a little goodwill return. read more

Great bike shop. Lots of people on duty. The owner gave me a great deal on a used bike for my son. Went back for a new tire and they installed it for me right away. Comfortable place and the staff is helpful without being overbearing. read more

Awesome place to buy a bike (or just ask all your cycling questions)! I went all over town trying to find a place to check out bikes, obviously given the pandemic and all this was a challenging task. Campus Cycles was so helpful over the phone, when I first called to see what they had in stock they were patient, asked me important questions about what I was looking for, and offered to hold a bike or two for me to come in and check out. They were even better in person! Staff was patient, knowledgeable and very accommodating to this first time new bike buyer. As someone who rides a lot but knows very little about the cycling world, this bike shop was a perfect place for me to upgrade to a great bike that fits my needs. They ordered a bike for me the same day, and it was here and assembled before I could say coronavirus. Speaking of the 'rona, they followed Covid guidelines safely and conscientiously. As a healthcare provider, I felt the whole shop was safe and sanitary, and very professionally conducted despite these crazy times. Kudos to them for masking up, sanitizing and social distancing like champs. Def would recommend, these guys rock. read more

Campus Cycles is a great bike shop. They are attentive, knowledgeable and thorough.

I recently messed up my bikes gears and derailleur. I brought it to campus cycle to get it fixed! They gave me run down what they had to replace so I knew what I was paying for. It was not crazy expensive compared to some other places. I think it's very affordable for repairing. Highly recommend this place for bike repairs. If you live near the Unviersty of Denver. read more

I took my bike to Campus Cycles to be boxed up for a move. When I arrived in my new city, and took the bile to a shop to be assembled, that is where the complications started. First, campus cycles left out many parts of the bike in packing, about $200 worth of parts. Secondly, they broke the brake system when packing. Luckily, the bike shop on the other end seems to have more care, and replaced and fixed the brakes for $200. It should have been more. I contacted Campus Cycles many times to rectify the incident to no avail. Unfortunately I am not in the Denver area to deal in person, but I would avoid. No interest in customer service or doing the right thing for it's customers. read more

Great attention to detail and excellent job with repairs and tune ups. Mozzarella does a great job making sure everyone is greeted and feels welcome. read more

Did you know I'm a bit impulsive? Okay, well in case you didn't know, I'm kind of impulsive. I decided that it was finally time to buy a bike (sorry, B-Cycle) and without doing a ton of research, I went straight to Campus Cycles on the recommendation of a friend. Because I had a budget in mind, I knew I could only look at a certain section of bikes, and even though I wanted to go crazy getting bike accessories (they offer you 10% off all future purchases, if I remember right, so that's a nice bonus), I just started with the basics. I still need a basket, just in case anyone has one lying around. :) Wyndam, Winston....I can't remember your name, but you were pretty spectacular getting me hooked up with my new electra, who I have christened Bluebell, and patient helping me figure out how to fit it into one of numerous vehicles. If you're a bike newb like me, I would recommend going with someone who knows their stuff so you don't end up buying a bunch of things you don't need. Although subtle, I felt like there was some pressure (not from my buddy W) to buy some accessories that didn't necessarily make sense for me. Regardless, I'm pretty happy with Bluebell and Campus Cycles, and I'll definitely be back. read more

We were looking for a Strider Balance bike for our grandson for Christmas. We checked a couple of stores near us but didn't find the Strider brand. While near the DU Campus we stopped in at Campus Cycles and talked to Ned. Campus Cycles had a great selection of balance bikes and a variety bike colors. Ned gave us the upside of the balance bike for young kids learning to ride a bike. Our grandson is 2 1/2 and at the perfect age. Campus Cycles also had a variety of electric bikes. We might be back to look at those. read more

I want to thank John, Michael and Mark for all they did on bike search recently. I called bike stores across the country to find a particular bike and found one in a 54 at Campus. I was able to lay away the bike with the team. Unfortunately or fortunately for me I located the bike in El Paso Texas in 52. After I drove out pickup the bike from Los Angeles. I reached out to Campus and they without hesitation refunded me my deposit. Hands down best bike store in Denver. When you have a honest, supportive, knowledge bike shop like Campus Cycle in Denver, why would you go anywhere else. I grew up close to campus and I am proud to refer all my family and friends Campus Thank You, Michael Muth read more

Both Denny and Mark were great. I have done business at Campus many times. Highly recommend it

Bought me a used Specialized road bike a while back that ended up needing some love. I decided to take it to campus cycles because of its reputation. The bike ended up needing a lot more love than I suspected. The crew at the shop pointed out the issues to me and made things happen. It needed a new rim which had to be ordered, a new derailer, new tire and a bit of labor. Thank you to Brandon the service manager, and his crew. read more

If you want to spend top dollar and be treated like a number, this is where you buy a bike. No support. Their bikes are limited and honestly, when times are tough I want to spend my money where people care. I will never spend a penny at Campus cycles again. read more

Iv have been to this store several times over the last 4 years and have even bought a Trek Fuel mountain bike there, Iv had a great experiences with the staff and have also left thinking not so highly of the place. Iv had several experiences with their maintenance crew and have always been satisfied. I went there to buy a fat bike this past winter and got very little help, I prob looked homeless in my sweats but I had $2500 in my pocket. Turns out, it worked out great because I got a better deal later that day somewhere else. My only true complaint on the place is the very limited maintenance you get when buying a new bike, the place I did buy my fat bike has a 5 year tune up plan with a new bike and since then Iv even heard of life time tune ups. makes me wish I bought my fuel some where else. read more

I can not adequately express how much i love this shop. These guys never fail to impress w their customer service and support. Love having them in my neighborhood! read more

I called a couple of Niner retailers asking for help with a bent rear derailleur hanger, when I called Campus, Sam quickly did the research and said he would order one for me. I brought my bike in for a quick fix and they quickly adjusted my bike and got me going. A little out of my way, but they are my go-to bike shop from here on out. Great service! read more

Just went to campus cycles for the first time. I walked around for 5-10 minutes. There was not a single person who offered to help me let alone even take the time to greet me. Very disappointed in this terrible customer service. read more

Colin is a rockstar at bike service as well as customer service. I bought a new Litespeed Ti frame online to replace the old Trek Carbon frame.5500 that had run its course after 17 years. Colin got to the bottom bracket and crank set that I needed Installed in a couple of days. What I got when I returned was a perfect installation and the rest of the assorted nuts bolts and cables to.put this new bike right. I've since transferred all the components of the old bike on to the lightspeed and will ride it tomorrow! Thanks guys, you rock! read more

I stopped by for Ladies Night at Campus Cycles. Despite arriving a bit late and the HUGE crowds, all the employees were super friendly, patient, and kind. I was immediately greeted upon coming in and assisted with check in, even through a thick crowd. While I didn't get a "normal" shop experience because of the special event, I will say the selection of accessories, bikes, and services offered is extensive. I will be back very soon for a helmet and to do some window shopping for my next set of wheels! read more

Was just in here, and they wouldn't even help me whatsoever with my bike. I had some flat tires, I told them I hadn't rode my bike in a while. Mr manager took this as I wouldn't be appreciating my bike or something. AnywYs, he acted like he didn't have a key to remove my tire and that was that. Don't waste your time here. read more