My friend and I needed air in our tires. Also the stem going into my tire was bent. Theresa who…read morehelped us and straightened out the bent stem, could not have been kinder or more helpful

As an avid cyclist it is very difficult to find a great bike shop where people actually know what…read morethey're doing. When you find a place like hilltop stick to it, they are friendly, knowledgeable and professional. I've had quite a few repairs done here, and bought a few items too. They even put one of my bike together that I had bought elsewhere. Never had an issue with any of their services, if anything it's quite the opposite. I know they have another in Madison where I went to get my bike fitted Thank you for always providing us with great service Hilltop!!!

The staff at Urban Cyclery is nothing short than exceptional. I stopped after a recent trip to my…read morefirst ever cardiologist appointment at age 52; extra weight on and a former daily cyclist, NYC bike messenger in the 1980s, I'm a lifetime fanatic who realized that he needed to get back on track. I was curious about e-bikes, and Ossie the most excellent friendly mechanic I've dealt with, helped me with my decision with a test drive in the rolling hills of Maplewood! I had such an amazing ride, it re-sparked my passion for cycling, after that ride I bought in 2 of my bikes for work there and they are both riding fantastic, the work they do, helpful advice, friendly warm demeanor, all ushered in a new era of my cycling that I now have passed down to my son, we go on rides every other day, and his enthusiasm has created an even stronger bond. I am so grateful for these guys at Urban Cyclery, they are a real asset to the community.

A beautifully curated selection of bicycles and e-bikes, a bright and welcoming space,…read moreknowledgeable and helpful bike professionals and a convenient location on Springfield Avenue make the Urban Cyclery Shop an absolute local treasure. The clearly advertised levels of bike service on the wall behind the register, which range from a straightforward tune-up to an annual maintenance plan for those "hammers" who ride their bikes hard, offer a great variety of options depending on how much (or how little) you plan to ride your two-wheeled steed. Although I only stopped in to check out kid bike helmets and to buy an insulated water bottle, it was a wholly positive experience. I can't wait to bring one of my neglected mountain bikes here for some pampering!

Best service ever! I got my seatpost clamp bolt off when other places jus stripped the bolt…read more If u meed help definitely go here

Great service, excellent follow up skills and execution of a new e-bike set up. Delivery was easy…read moreto schedule and they were great at coordinating.

The staff was knowledgeable, courteous and friendly. The fixed my son's bike, ordered our…read morereplacement part and we were in and out in less than 15 mins. The store also has a really nice atmosphere.

The store is filled with either fools or con-artists. After 2 yrs of trying to figure out a small…read moreissue with my mother in laws bike, hundreds to thousands of dollars spent in repair (and them keeping the very expensive parts) the issue wound up being something so insignificant that my mother in law is now left with a completely different bike than we purchased for her as a gift. They took the frame and all of the so-called damaged parts every time it was in trying to figure out the same ongoing issue.

Great at selling $1,000+ bikes, but terrible at servicing them. I've now had two very negative…read moreexperiences with this shop. The latest was not just frustrating, it was dangerous. After they serviced my son's bike, the rear wheel came off while he was riding because the quick-release skewer had not been tightened. He fell and required stitches in his knee. They may be efficient, but forgetting to secure a wheel is an unacceptable and potentially very serious mistake. I no longer trust this shop to safely service my family's bikes. Go elsewhere for repairs.

Oooo so I had my bike delivered here and they wanted a surprise $100 to assemble it. I thought I…read morewas buying it from an affiliated company.

Initially gave a good review about a bike that was "fixed." Sat in our garage for a few months…read morebefore my son rode it again. Chain came off so I took it back. They don't really keep records so i had no proof it was fixed there. The guy didn't seem to care. So I took it to a different bike shop who said the bike had lots of issues and wasn't really safe to ride.

The Bike Stand offers new bike sales, repairs and maintenance on all bikes and accessories. Steve…read moreis a professional bike mechanic and former racer with a shop in Scotch Plains for over 40 years. The Bike Stand is the only shop around that offers a generous trade in policy where you can get up to 50% credit from your old Bike Stand bike towards the purchase of a new bike. Steve has many new bikes for sale ready to go, and if it's not in stock he can usually get exactly what you want in a day or two.

This shop isn't reaching any rating to me except its location is to close where i live. I took my…read morebike to this shop and told the repair was a derailer due to it being bent. So he look at the bike commented on a few things then told me it was the chain. He was the expert so he proceeded and I left only to return with the same issue. He tinkered with the bike again and I still had a my issue unresolved. This place ripped me off for a repair I neither needed and he said was the problem. I wouldn't recommend this place for anyone who needs to trust him to know what your bike needs to be repaired and put in back running. My bike was taken to another shop in the neighborhood and got my bike repaired like I asked.

Stopped by looking for quality used bikes and we found this shop. It's a great small business to…read moresupport. They had about 5 used bikes today (I bought one), the owner Pete finds them and fixes them up. There were also many new bikes for all needs. Pete has been fixing bikes for decades and knows so much about them. He was so patient and educated me on the pricing of each bike and their functions.

Owner was reluctant to help me and was obviously annoyed by my young children in shop. My son had…read morea trantrum and my other son knocked a Booblehead over so I understand the frustration. However when your child tells you " that man was mean to me" it's a sign to never shop here again. After posting my review I noticed all the other negative reviews. Sad bc the same Owner used to be pleasant. Not sure what changed but I wouldn't shop here with young children and plan to never shop here again and to tell everyone I know about my horrible experience.

Maybe Flip should be called the hockey consignment store because it seems like it's all sticks and…read moreskates! Small place and the hours are really short, only a few days a week and a few hours per day. The price changes the longer the item is in the store, after a month or so it goes down 10%, then down another 15% after another month, but only two reductions. After 90 days they give it back or donate it, whatever the consignor prefers. No returns! Super nice service, when I called in the kid looked up my skate size on the shelf and told me it was worth coming down. Of course they didn't fit when I got there and tried them Lol, but I found another pair that did.

The staff at Jay's is so kind and helpful. My teenage son often goes in for help with his bike and…read morethey are so willing to help and answer questions. Great local business to support.

Over the decades, I have likely purchased 8 bikes at Jay's but none in the last 15-20 years as the…read morekids aged out and the two of ours are still good. Brought a vintage 1992 Tommasini racer I was gifted for rehab as gears were not working and no longer wanted lock-in pedals (bike had not been ridden in 25-30 years). Replaced cables, installed new pedals, adjusted rear derailer and a few other repairs. Everything worked perfectly, done when promised and at the cost estimated when dropped off. I bought my own tires and tubes, putting them on a few weeks prior- in hindsight, should have let Jay's do it. Took way too long, a hassle and likely didn't save much, if anything.