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    David's World Cycle

    4.0 (3 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 7:00 pm

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    Bike repair and maintenance

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    2 years ago

    Walked in and no one asked to help me or acknowledged me so I left after five minutes.

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    I'm genuinely disappointed to be writing this review because I walked into Retro Cycles on Orange…read moreAve expecting professionalism, attention to detail, and basic care for a customer's safety. Instead, I walked away with a bill over $120--and a bike that left me stranded more than 20 miles from home because of something that should have never happened. Story time... I came in with a simple need: fix my rear flat and replace my pedals. I even called ahead and was quoted roughly $40-$50. Straightforward. But once I arrived, the inspection led to a recommendation to replace both tires, the pedals, and additional upgrades, bringing the total to more than double the original quote. I didn't mind the upsell because I trusted that they were guiding me toward what my bike genuinely needed. I agreed because I assumed they were being thorough. But that assumption was a mistake. They told me both tires needed replacing due to wear and tear--fine. What they didn't tell me was that both inner tubes should be replaced as well. They replaced the rear tube but never once suggested replacing the front. Not a call. Not a question. Not a moment of proactive thinking. And honestly, that's where everything went downhill. A reputable bike shop should have the foresight to say, "Hey, if we're replacing both tires, do you also want both inner tubes replaced?" That's basic completeness. That's basic customer care. That's basic professionalism. But they didn't do that. They simply didn't think ahead. Because of that lack of attention, I took my freshly serviced bike on an urban ride, hopped on the train to Kissimmee, and the moment I arrived--my front tire was flat. Completely flat. After just having spent over $120 for what I thought would be a fully reliable setup. I called Retro Cycles, expecting at least some empathy, accountability, or willingness to help. Instead, I was met with a dismissive response along the lines of: "Well, you didn't tell us to replace the front tube." No acknowledgment that they had every opportunity to recommend it. No owning the fact that their oversight left a customer stranded 20+ miles away. Just indifference. At that point, I had no choice but to pay for an Uber XL to get myself and my bike back home. A completely unnecessary expense caused by a lack of forethought and a lack of genuine customer care. I can honestly say that Retro Cycles failed me--miserably. I expected more from a neighborhood bike shop. I expected professionalism. I expected someone to think one step ahead, not just do the bare minimum and send me on my way with a hidden problem waiting to appear the moment I took my bike out. I judge a bike shop by how confidently I can ride after a service. And in this case, the very first ride proved their work incomplete and their advice inadequate. The damage is done. The trust is broken. If you're looking for a shop that thinks about your safety, your ride, and your experience--not just the transaction--this is not it.

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