Super nice staff and awesome selection of accessories. I went in to outfit my kids bike and in 15…read moreminutes , I was good to go.

Unfortunately, I had a different experience than most other reviewers of LBC:…read more I ordered a bicycle on their website for the price listed. The next day I was informed the price for which I hit 'Pay Now' and for which I received a confirmation and an order# was inaccurate. To complete the sale there would be an additional charge of ~$239. I offered to meet them halfway and pay more than their advertised price plus I offered to waive any maintenance/tuning program they offer with new purchases. LBC declined. They refused to honor their advertised price. Informed me I would need to pay $1,948 for a bicycle I thought I had already purchased on their site for $1,684 the day before. All this being said, after we could not come to an agreement, the sale was indeed cancelled and I was not charged. However, it is frustrating I was unable to complete my purchase at the advertised price, particularly after offering a reasonable compromise.

I love that they pick up and drop off. It was quick and easy, and my bike is ready to ride! thanks…read moreguys!

From the owner: At Two Brothers Bicycles, our focus is on family and neighborhood riding. We are here to help make…read moreyour bicycling experience the best possible. Give us a call to set up a repair.

In Colorado walking into a bike store can feel one of three ways:…read more 1. You're an amateur walking into a professional level store where everybody knows way more than you. You see some great stuff, perhaps buy an inner tube or something, but all you want do is get out with your dignity! 2. You walk into a store loaded with Bicycles from floor to ceiling and a sales person immediately approaches you and asking what you want. No test rides, don't touch the merchandise, could you hurry up as I have other customers waiting. The choices are overwhelming and you are thinking that you should just go check out the web options as this is overwhelming. Then there is: 3. You walk into a shop/store feeling a relaxed vibe as if you're in a coffee shop ready to sip a latte and open your laptop. You look around, nobody is pushing anything, people are dropping in from their own test rides on the nearby trail, they've got Aventon e-bikes, Specialized branded dirt, commuter and high end e-bikes, as well as equipment, clothing, helmets, and gear. All of this in a no-pressure environment! What is this place! Let me back up for a minute as this was not what I expected. I used to meet up with a friend and have coffee at the nearby corner shop where we would solve the world's problems enjoying the conversation along the way! It's a small strip mall in Erie, Colorado across the street from some of the best restaurants you can find in this part of town. On occasion, I would walk into this bike shop and they had a few bikes that were interesting, but nothing ever caught my eye. The really cool thing was the vibe, I never felt pressure to do anything but look, and if I asked a question they were more than happy to answer. Techs were working on bikes right in front of everyone in the shop, they had a load of bikes in the parking lot out front, and some people were taking bikes out for rides on the nearby trail, which I thought was pretty cool. It was laid back and casual fun! Fast forward to the end of December when I ran into the shop's owner at the Apple Store who was wearing a "Specialized" hat, waiting for a tech like me. I casually mentioned that I was looking for an e-bike to get my wife before the end of the year, liked the brand he was wearing, but looking for something affordable for my wife. He mentioned the Colorado rebate that I was familiar with and the deadline that was soon approaching and invited us in to test ride anything he had in stock. Needless to say, I showed up on the last day of the year with the opportunity to take advantage of the maximum rebate offered in Colorado! My wife rode a few bikes to find something she would like. The staff was super helpful. Cris showed my wife all the different e-bike options that were available and suggested bikes that would serve her well based on the riding she planned to do. Dan came by and pointed out sizing, and other things important for a comfortable ride. I ride frequently and was looking for a way to make it easier for my wife to get out on rides together without feeling pressured to keep up or go the distance. Here everyone listened and acted accordingly - they cared what we wanted to do! My wife settled on a comfortable bike and Chris helped her fill out the Colorado rebate paperwork while I plugged in my purchase information. While we didn't walk out with a bike that day we were satisfied that we had found something she really liked. She even added a different seat and road protection for the bike that CyclErie provided feeling confident about her new bike! Less than a week later my wife had a beautiful new bike with road protection, sized perfectly for her. We've taken a few rides together and the surprising thing is that she loves getting out and is actually planning future rides as well! I don't know if it's the nearby coffee shop or riding trail, but something is special about this group of folks that I really enjoy. I could even see myself working for or with them in some capacity! You need to see it for yourself.

Wouldn't really work on my bike because it wasn't expensive!…read moreSo I took it down the road to the bike guy and he did a great job!

Fernando was professional, friendly and fast. The work was superb. I thought the price to be fair…read more A top notch mechanic. Note that this is a service shop. You will not find rows of shiny, expensive bikes or clothing. This is where you go to get your bike properly serviced and maintained.

Very nice people work here. An added bonus is that they know bikes and how to fix them. While…read moreyou're there, try some delicious treats and brews at their bar/cafe.

I went in there one evening recently around closing time, with my old snowboard, to see if I could…read morefind some replacement parts for my bindings (needed new ratchet straps - ladder straps - to replace worn out ones). Though they did not have the parts I needed, the two guys in there were very helpful and friendly. One even made a specific suggestion of another shop to go to that was more likely to have the parts I needed. Seems like a good small, friendly local business and I wouldn't hesitate to go back in there in the future. I'm glad to have it nearby.

I had a bike that needed new tires installed. Dropped the bike off during mid November of 2020 with…read morethe tires and tubes required. Was told it would take a few weeks, but they would call me when it's ready. I said no rush, it's winter time and I won't be needing to ride anytime soon. After a few weeks had passed, I never heard back. I called multiple times. Left multiple messages with no returns to my calls. I stopped by multiple times, to find a hand written note on the door says they're closed. Which contradicts their business hours posted online. Fast forward 4 months later to March of 2021. Not a single effort was made to reach out to me. Finally, I walk in on a day they happen to be open. I sh*t you not, I see the bike is sitting exactly where it was left 4 months ago, untouched. The associate said, I'll jump on this right now and have it ready within an hour. I said calmly "cool, I'll grab some lunch and come back." I came back 2 hours later, he was sitting behind the desk doing absolutely nothing, and the bike still wasn't even touched!! I literally had to say I'm going to wait right here and watch you do this, so I can take my bike home. He did it in 15 minutes. The phone was ringing like crazy, with no answer (figures). Not one apology, or explanation was ever given. I wasn't charged for the labor, but Jesus.. How do you expect to survive running a customer facing business without doing the absolute bare minimum of effort to meet expectations?

Visited the shop and experienced quick and knowledgeable service from the staff. They had lots of…read moreexperience and feedback on their products, and gave me a great deal on a used bike! The employees were very friendly and easy going, like swinging by a mom & pop shop.

I've been a customer of Louisville Cyclery since I lived in Sagamore, before the fire and before…read morethey moved across the street. This used to be a great shop. Small town vibe, fair prices, people you wanted to give your money to. That shop is gone. Since the move, the prices have gone through the roof and you get nickel and dimed for everything. I stopped bringing my bike in for tune ups two years ago because the cost stopped making sense. Today sealed it. They charged me $32 to add two links to my chain. That's $20 labor to "install chain" plus $11.98 for two SRAM power links. Thirty two bucks to clip two links on. I get that parts and labor cost money. But this is a shop that has quietly priced out the everyday rider who made it what it was. I live in Erie now and there are better options closer to home. Won't be back. Its too bad, because the owner has always been a great guy when he's around.

Good guys. Did a great job for a decent price and got it done in a timely manner. Bikes been…read moreworking great all summer since I got work done in May/june. Thanks team!

I went in to get a flat tire repaired and was charged $35. When I asked why I was so expensive the…read moreowner said the price of tubes had increased when I looked into the price of tubes the increase was not enough to charge $35 to change a tire. You would think that the shop owner would care more about the reputation of the bike shop and making an extra $15. Unfortunately capitalism is alive and well in the bubble.

I have my Jamis Quest serviced at Derby since 2021 & they never have failed me at this shop! Every…read moretime I pick it up, I simply wonder if I purchased a new bike as Derick's work is spectacular! Al's customer service is wonderful and their leadership is top notch! At Derby Center you know exactly why these guys do not leave their positions as they hire only the best! Thank you for never letting me down, gentlemen! Respectfully, Roberto

I'm a plus size cyclist, and I like buying bikes that have met my needs previously. I've been…read moreriding a Specialized Crossroads 1.0 for years. I love the v-brakes, the seven speed gears, and the frame. I knew this was an older bike that was harder to find. So, today, I was super excited to find my Specialized Crossroads 1.0 bike in stock at Derby Bicycle. I found this bike at Derby Bicycle center, in stock, this morning. I bought and paid for that bike at 7:31 am. I got my receipt at 7.34 am. Two buses and one train later, I walked to the derby bike shop to ask about my purchase. They didn't have my (in stock) purchased bike. The email explaining this had been sent 10 minutes before I arrived and 3 hours after they had charged my card. Between the in-person conversation and my vendor email, there was NO apology. My bike was NOT in stock. And a gravely voiced guy was like, yeah this bike is out of stock. 'Let me show you something similar.' You sold me a bike that is NOT in stock so you can show me another bike once I'm in store? No, thanks.

I have an IGO e-bike that I purchase from E-bike of colorado. I accidently disconnected a cable…read morefrom my throttle so I took it to e-bike of Colorado and the technician was able to fix the damaged connector.

I just wanted to add to my review that everyone was so helpful to me, Sarah and Al…read more And they give you this amazing goodie bag as a customer, even a small bottle of champagne!