If you're looking for a bike repair that is honest, affordable and trustworthy this is the spot…read more The shop is run by a brother and sister team located in a small shop in strip mall off lincoln st. Tom, the mechanic knows his stuff and also can point you to ODT trails as well as other low traffic rides. Plan your maintenance the best you can however, as he gets slammed in spring and summer, there you may experience a long wait. Tom has thought through some creative 'parts searches' on my hubbys old bike when parts were discontinued, doh. Great amount of mechanical knowledge here as well as kind service.

This is the spot! We…read moreare new on the peninsula (Sequim) and my bike needed an adjustment. After doing my due diligence, Bike Garage came out on top, and my experience there today aligned with the other positive reviews. Yes, I drove past a few shops on the way to Port Angeles but we wanted to find a shop where we can both build a relationship and receive reliable service. This family-owned repair center checked both boxes for us. Thanks, Tom!

Troy & Maura are the best!…read more They are highly knowledgeable & were able to answer any questions I had. I love the bike I bought from them, but through use I had a few common mishaps that come with daily bike use (Stolen front wheel! Random derailleur failure!). They've always been 100% there to help, always responsive, and always a joy to talk to keep me riding smoothly on my way. (Even though I'm located in Seattle)

Don't buy anything from this company. Their service is nonexistent. I owned a Hobie tandem kayak…read moreand had to sell it because I couldn't get something simple fixed.

Wow, just had a great experience after finding this bike shop on Yelp along our route to Olympic…read moreNational Park. My bike needed a small repair, and I thought I might have to drop it off for a few hours. Nope, they got to it right away! We were in and out of the shop in less than 5 minutes! While we were there, I looked around at their awesome inventory of cool bikes and accessories (and found myself some new bike gloves to buy too). They also have rental bikes, kids' bikes, e-bikes, and just about anything else you could need. Highly recommend this place!

I don't expect pleasantries from sales staff, but just a bare minimum of interest would be nice…read more Somewhat rude even, I bought elsewhere and won't be back.

My wife and I have had the best experience with Pete and his team at The Broken Spoke…read more Where many bike shops feel daunting or non-inclusive, The Broken Spoke demolishes that barrier. As someone who used to cycle avidly, gave it up, and came back after a decade, I can attest to the massive benefit of TBS and Pete's approach to cycling. For novices, everyone here creates a welcoming environment with no aggressive upselling or scoffing. Every question is thoughtfully answered and they take their time. They've built up an incredible community and every time we stop by we see regulars. Group rides on Thursdays (looking forward to those!) also help with community building. I can't stress enough how lucky we are to have Pete and his team in our town.

Knowledgeable with good selection. No pressure. Great location. Excellent E-bike rentals.read more

We had a beautiful afternoon ride on the Olympic Discovery Trail. These e-bikes are sick. Staff…read morehere is incredibly friendly, Chris is a gem. What a fun time!

Very friendly service. Bikes were very heavy so if you have to walk with them, you HAVE to use the…read moremotor.

Originally booked the 130pm half day sea kayaking tour online. Received a call the next day saying…read morethe 130pm tour was already full for the next few days (not sure why it let me book online then). But luckily I was able to be flexible and switch to the morning tour (they gave me a day's notice). The staff on the phone said it would be much less windy anyway...which definitely turned out to be true and I was so glad for it bc it would've been chilly otherwise! They're doing great on the Covid safety measures as much as possible. Instead of parking at the office and riding a bus to the bay, they just have you either follow the guide in his vehicle with the kayaks or give you an address/coordinates for your gps. It was easy to keep up with our guide. Everyone wore masks until we got into our own individual kayaks. Very easy to practice social distancing in this setting! The office was very easy to find, right off the highway and even has a winery right next door (and was highly recommended by the host at my inn). Plenty of parking everywhere we went. After a brief safety talk and bit of equipment orientation, we launched from a rocky beach in Freshwater Bay and went out into the Strait of San Juan de Fuca. It was absolutely gorgeous weather - sunny and calm and a perfect temperature. The water was insanely clear! We saw jellyfish and kelp crabs and all manner of birds! We even sampled a little bit of the kelp haha! Our guide, Chris, was so knowledgeable and he made the tour interesting and really fun! There's even a little cave you can swoop through if you have one of the smaller kayaks! I highly recommend you bring sturdy water shoes and waterproof camera!

Absolutely amazing! We kayaked on Lake Crescent and had the best time. Everyone at the shop was so…read morekind getting us ready. Our guide was so much fun and very knowledgeable about the area. Kayaking Lake Crescent was the highlight of our trip! We saw bald eagles, lots of birds, baby geese, and baby ducks!

I took my boyfriend out to Sooke to rent Hobie kayaks and we had a blast!…read more Allen gave us great suggestions about where we should pedal around and thoroughly explained how to use the kayaks. He outfitted us with everything we would need including a banana to snack on! I felt completely safe the entire time even though I'd been nervous going into it and my boyfriend still felt like he'd had an adventure. We're both from the prairies so seeing sea stars, seals, crab, eagles, and even boats was pretty exciting for us. Excellent fun and we plan to do it again!

My mom and I rented a kayak and went on a guided tour with Allen. It was a wonderful experience!…read moreAllen was informative about the area and shared many stories with us as we peddled around Sooke. The kayaks were comfortable and easy to use. My mom and I were not great at using the oars but Allen was patient and gave us tips to help us! He was entertaining and taught us how to use kelp as a horn! We saw lots of wildlife including some cute seals that we got really close to! We highly recommend this incredible experience to all adventurers and recommend that you go with a guided tour as you will learn much more and get to see more! Thanks for an awesome time, Allen!

We were staying on Orcas Island for four days and decided to rent bikes on Lopez Island for a one…read moreday adventure. Reached out to Kenny at Village Cycles and he managed everything with one phone call. We were able to reserve the bicycles from Orcas Island with our credit card and for a small extra fee he had them waiting for us near the ferry terminal when we arrived on Lopez Island. Luckily we thought to ask him for paniers on each of our bikes which was great to have to take our rain gear (which luckily we did not need) and a few other essentials with us. We heard that Lopez Island was a relatively flat island and compared to San Juan Island and Orcas Island it is relatively flat. But please be advised there are lots of rolling hills and it's nowhere near flat. We were both very grateful that we rented e-bikes and we managed to do 45 miles on our adventure on Lopez Island. There's not much of a shoulder while riding your bicycle but the roads are good and there's very little vehicular traffic so we felt safe at all times. Also good to note is that there's not much else outside of Lopez Village as far as getting lunch or snacks other than the Southend Market (located obviously near the southern part of the island). This is where we encountered a very wonderful employee (named Tricia) who actually had her son Cameron ride over to the market from their home with his bicycle pump to air up one of our tires as we were low on air and there's no place around to get air! Now that's friendly island vibes for you! After our ride we stopped in at the Lopez Islander Resort's Tiki Lounge just outside of Lopez Village and had some refreshing drinks and appetizers before catching the ferry back to Orcas Island. This was a great stop and I would also highly recommend this business. We had an incredible day on Lopez Island and would certainly recommend Kenny and Village Cycles for future rentals!

Kenny, "The owner" response to Maggie G's review is false. She went in and saw a bike for sale…read morethat she was potentially interested in purchasing and sat on it only to get talked down to and yelled at. Nothing was broken, no bike was rolled away with, Kenny just needs to take a class or read a book or two on customer service. Shortly before she came in I was in the store looking to rent a bike. I came in with the intention of renting at 2:30 on a Tuesday and returning 10:00 am on Thursday around 44 hours. So I asked if he could give me a potential discount and he basically laughed in my face and said no, we only do calendar day rentals. So $72 a day, which is ridiculous because the other local bike store rentals for $45 a day for a similar bike. For 3 days, there is a 3 day discount of $24 off equalling $192, still ridiculous for 44 hours. They did have ten or so identical bikes outside so Kenny must be a trust fund baby or something just leaving business out there. Neither of us got a welcoming experience or any type of feeling of hospitality or simply want to have us in the store. I recommend Lopez kayaks and bicycle works just down the road, completely different experience. The only reason we didn't is they weren't open for the season yet. Id rather walk the island than rent from Village Cycles.

Rented a road bike, clipless shoes, and an ebike…read more Everything was great! Nice guys, have some route recommendations. Bikes were in good condition.

If you find yourself on Orcas Island in the San Juan Islands take a tour with Wildlife Cycles…read more We're in Deer Harbor and Ben though they were closed today the owner, Vicki went way out of her way to accommodate me and my friends. She set up an E-Bike tour that was epic. Her and her team went way out of their way to say the least. When on Orcas and you want to tour the island via E-Bike Wildlife is a must!! Peter is the Man!!

Had to jump on here after our fantastic vacation up in this area. What a fun way to see the town…read moreand hop on the ferry and tour around. This shop had all our EBikes ready and waiting with names on them. We quickly signed our paperwork and were off. Some of our group could have used more gear instructions vs when the power would kick in- say up a hill what gear to be in but- through some laughs they figured it out but thanks again- beautiful sunny summer day and they were great

quick to sell slow to repairBike shop for the Rich and wealthy with a bad attitude to match…read more After bringing my Bike in For simple break and tube was told it will be a week. The next week I went in. The guy fixing my bike was also selling the high priced bikes. My bike was due to be finished and waited 30 minutes While the kid ran back and forth . Poor service I had to take my bike back because the brakes did not work after being fixed. I dreaded the brow beating but needed my bike fixed. No apologies only Tim's snarky remarks. After telling the young guy I will wait. Tim spoke up "We cannot always fix it on the spot" was uncalled for after I had brought my bike back from last weeks repair job. Meanwhile other customers were bringing tires to the front desk Adjusting there cleats ext. Again 30 minute wait while sales are juggled. Had Bought a new tube Because of BlackBerry thorns And had the brakes fixed. Got home the brakes are still not fixed.