My bike needed some repairs on a long cycling trip and Rutland City Bikes was so fast and friendly…read moreto get it done. JT was a phenomenal help in getting my bike ready for the road again. I'd definitely recommend them to anyone!

JT knows his stuff and does not try to over sell AT ALL! Friendly and great service ! He can help…read moreyou find the best bike for what you need and not for what he just has in stock! He also knows a lot about how to ride and explore the bikes and local places on them

So yeah I read a few of the other reviews... and yeah Phil may be a little bit on the spectrum, but…read morethat's what makes him so dedicated. Aspies like me understand that no eye contact thing and the talking out loud to yourself. That doesn't mean he's being rude to you. That means you are projecting and being insensitive to a good guy. He worked like mad for me each time I was in. He kept trying to bring me in under budget and explained and even apologized for every minor cost. The world is a wide place and there are lots of different people in it. Get used to it. That's what makes the world more interesting. Local businesses need your support. I will continue to give my support here.

This is mainly a response to some of the other reviews of Green Mountain Cyclery. I'll start by…read moresaying I have never seen Phil outside the shop; ours is only a professional relationship. About 15 years ago, due to a running injury, my Primary Care Physician suggested that I start biking. So I bought a 10 year-old high-end bike on EBAY and when it came, I brought it to the nearest bike shop I could find, Phil Beauchamp's Green Mountain Cyclery. Frankly, I purchased this particular bike it because the manufacturer's name on the bike is the same as my own. And at about 10 years old, it was fairly inexpensive for a bike with Shimano 105/Ultegra components.. I was quick to admit to Phil that I didn't know much, that I had never like biking and my plan was to do this only until my knee had recovered enough so that I could begin running again. He told me that in his experience a lot of runners turned to cycling and that after a while, some even come to like their bikes. This bike (at 53) was a little small for me (at 5'9") and it came partially disassembled in need of some work. I told Phil that I was not a mechanic and that I committed to this bike (besides, I thought, I wouldn't be riding it for very long anyway. Spoiler alert: after another knee injury I turned to cycling full time and averaged about 100 miles/week for the summer). Phil assembled it for a very reasonable price and then watched for a few minutes while I rode it around the parking lot. Then he asked me to come back after closing so he could have the time without interruption to make some adjustments that would make the bike a better fit. It took about an hour with me pedaling on the trainer and Phil making adjustments and explaining what he was doing and why he was doing it. I learned more from Phil during that time than I had in all the reading I had done. And it was free. Since that time, I have purchased two similar bikes for my kids as well as two hard tail mountain bikes, all on Ebay. And in each case, I have asked Phil to assemble and make the proper fit. Each bike remains currently in use and Phil has done all of the routine maintenance (okay, my daughter has had one of the hard tails in Utah for the past year, so I don't know what she's done... Phil boxed it and mailed it to her, again, at a very reasonable price). And sure, I often thought I should buy a Schwinn from Phil, but my name isn't Schwinn. In my experience, Phil is passionate about bikes and he talks rapidly about bikes, sports, news, almost anything. Phil's a reader and very astute. He may not always make warm and comfortable eye contact in conversation and it may be hard to match his intensity, but has never said or done anything in my presence that I would consider to be rude. Sometimes, when he with with a customer, I've had to wait 15 or 20 minutes to get his attention to my issue of the day. But it's always been worth the wait. I have been amazed by Phil's breadth of knowledge as well as his willingness to share it. I learn something every time I go into the store, even some good routes. On the other hand, I have seen people in his shop who understandably want their bikes repaired as quickly as possible behave toward Phil in a way that made me glad I was in a different line of work. About a year ago, I moved about 60 miles away. He did the routine maintenance on my bikes in the spring. Yesterday, I drove to his bike shop, just to show him the bike and ask a few questions. So. If you are patient, if you want to tap into the knowledge base of a gifted bike mechanic for reasonable prices, I would highly recommend Green Mountain Cyclery.

Doon was kind and accommodating, had a great time talking with him. I got a great deal from a very…read morefriendly Doon. Thanks!

Awesome shop! Very friendly people. They helped me with a bent front rotor today and my friend's…read moreflat tire two days ago.

We bought snowboard boots there about a month ago, and that experience was great. But what really…read moreset them apart was the service a month later to see if the boots could be refitted after some discomfort with their use. Randy took the time to really evaluate the needs of my daughter, the rider. He explained various reasons why her foot shape may cause pain and worked to expand the boots in certain spots. He took a lot of time to make sure the fit was just right. In this day and age of home delivery and service through bots, it was so nice to experience a company that stands behind their product, even after the sale. Highly recommend!

Once again, they batted it out of the ballpark…read more We came in with the family in tow to look at ski boots. Everything I said in my previous report is still valid. Except this time we had three members of the family bought boots. Every aspect of our experience was top notch. Max, the boot fitter, is an expert. As well as a personable individual. As well as a good salesman. The store is an emporium of anything related to skiing, boarding and cycling. They carry a huge selection of clothing and accessories too. Impressive place. Minutes away from the Skyeship Gondola. And hands down, about the best I've seen.

Awesome bike shop! The guys know their stuff! Helped me and my son with his Giant Reign 2. Great…read moreprices and very knowledgeable. Walked out leaving my sons bike for repairs and loaded a new Kona for myself! Love the bike! Strongly recommend this shop for any type of biker! A+

Purchased a bike online and it needed assembling. Kyle did a great job quickly, and has reasonable…read moreprices. Highly recommend.

The shop keeper was as nice and helpful as could be! The prices were certainly reasonable and he…read moretipped me off about a good biking route to take in the afternoon! I'd certainly go back if I need anything while up in the area!

I love this shop. Rick focuses on repairs and he does a quick and efficient job. I would not…read morehesitate to take my bike there again. Kim

Annual Bike Sale in the John Deer Park in downtown Middlebury, Vermont. All kinds of prices for…read moregently used bicycles of all brands and sizes. Prices Starting at $25.00. To as high as $2200.00. Carl-the owner, was checking people out personally at the check-out station inside. There are many offerings and accessories for bicycles-such as Signature Water Bottles, Frog Hollow Bikes Hats, all types of "bells" for your ride, etc! Very fun event which offers individuals that want to upgrade their current bike to trade it in. The traded-in bikes are then sold at affordable and reasonable prices from Frog Hollow Bikes at their annual bike sale!!! Love it! The true spirit of a small town and Vermont Culture! Thank you!

Frog Hollow Bikes is great! Super nice crew and very accommodating. They helped me out with a…read moregravel bike rental and I wouldn't hesitate to go back (also, the pricing was really reasonable). If you need a shop, I would definitely check these guys out.

If you're in southern New Hampshire and need a bike shop this is the one to go to. The places in…read moreConcord are uptight gatekeepers who won't have time for anyone spending less than 2k. The guys I met at The Wheel House however, were total champs. Very kind, chill and hospitable. I was only in for some minor maintenance, but they treated me very well. They seem to have an extensive Downhill Trail network right behind the shop too. Check this shop out.

The Wheel House has been so helpful and welcoming, I truly could not say enough good things. I…read moretrust them with all of my bikes, and the team works hard to help customers as much as possible. They were quick and transparent with all of my bikes, and I will be going here for the rest of my life. Love their trails too!!

this place is awesome! I went in all frazzled after getting a "brand new" bike for one of my kids…read moreoff of marketplace that I picked up in parts, it needed more piecing together, tightening and training wheels. The two guys working in the shop were calm and very nice and helped me right away. We got excellent customer service and left with a safe, working bike with training wheels. Grateful to have a bike shop in such a small town.

My Di2 was totally dead, and I didn't have my charge cord. I called and they had me bring down the…read morebike and let me charge, free of charge. Great guys, great shop, a level of customer service that is seldom seen these days.