Old school shop If you want work done you must stay and watch. No work will be done unless you stay…read morethere and wait, or agree on an exact time for pick up. If you are trouble shooting something the owner may tell you what you need and you can leave and do it yourself. The rates are fair and the owner is a great guy. He does mostly Kawasaki, not much Honda .

The workers are very friendly and helpful. I went in with my 2 year old son and the girl that…read morehelped us was very good with children. She knew that stickers and bells would distract him and was very patient. We were looking for an adjustable helmet and got a good one that was quite pricey. At least there is a $10 discount that you get for signing up for the email newsletter. The selection of helmets was decent but it came down to only two options that fit our needs. I could have looked online but I needed to see how it fit my sons head before buying. I'll probably be back to get my bike tuned up so I can give another review on that process.

I've had my bike in for minor repairs twice and have been very pleased. The pricing is very fair…read moreand appears there's no extra charge for e-bikes like some shops. A big shout out to Jessy who went above and beyond to fix a brake issue I was having.

One of the best customer services I have ever received! I…read moredon't know why it took me 15 years to go to this place but I'm glad I went there. We were looking for bikes and one of my coworkers recommended this business. The place was huge, amazing, well organized with tones of products. I asked Lindsay for help and she spent about two hours with us. I tried 6 bicycles and in the middle of that, Calvin joined and the two of them helped us. Both Lindsay and Calvin were amazing! Friendly, honest and helpful! They did any possible thing to help us finding the bikes we wanted and were suitable for our skill level, heights and weight! For me customer service is the most important factor and I received one of the best customer services here! The place was well organized, the prices were good and I'll definitely go back there again for any sports needs. I highly recommend this business and Thank you Lindsay and Calvin for all the helps! :)

Excellent service As a senior who in childhood and youth did not ride bicycles…read moreI had a steep learning curve in the purchasing of one but the sales clerk Jesse was remarkably well humoured and helpful exhibiting a lot of patience and offering good advice.

Awesome work I highly recommend this service mobile is awesome will be using this service again in…read morethe future and will be referring my friends Overall a great service and a great guy

From the owner: Having raced Open Wheeled (Formula) and Sedan cars, Mountain bikes & Motocross all over Alberta,…read moreand even managing Edmonton's own Western Cycle back in the day; I have have had a thorough schooling in wheeled sports. "Racing improves the breed" - Not content to watch from the sidelines and just observe, I wanted to get out there and try things for myself. After getting involved and gaining experience I took to competition to test myself and reach some personal goals. I have gained first hand knowledge and experience in maintaining, modifying and preparing high level machines to be their best. This love of wheels has carried over into the next generation. As a family we all enjoy riding outdoors together whether on bicycles or OHV's. Maintaining our own machines and the machines of friends of the family is something we have done for a long time, now we would like to share this with opportunity with you. The mob in our web name means we are mobile. That's right, we will come to your place and perform any maintenance or repairs needed.

The Edmonton bicycle commuters is a nonprofit bike shop run by volunteers. You can rent, but,fix…read moreor swap your bikes here. They sell parts ( new and old) and you can also go in to fix your bike and an expert volunteer can help you and teach you along the way. What a wonderful idea. It's a great way to learn how to fix your own bike. It's a great community in Edmonton. You can also drop off bikes here to be donated and they will make sure that they go to a good place. It's important that cities have things like this for the community

Great place to come and get any help you need for your bike. The workers are very knowledgable…read morevolunteers. They will help you fix your bike but they wouldn't do it for you-you actually have to do the work with their guidance. Very friendly and helpful staff. They also have used bikes for sale. If you are looking for a used bike, this is a great place to start. Also you could purchase parts for cheap. Cost (to work on your bike)-they provide you the space, tools and support needed to fix your bike $5 per hour if you are a nonmember $2 per hour if you are a member If you purchase a bike from them, you automatically get a free membership.

It is a bicycle and soccer shop. They sell and repair bicycles. They have Soccer gear. Large…read moreinterior. Friendly helpful staff. I had a bicycle service job done. Plenty of parking. Would be nice if they had handicap doors.

brought my bike, which i bought used & which had recently developed some problems, in for their…read moreminor ($80) tune-up, and some other repairs (something to do with the pedals & the rear-wheel quick-release was broken). The bike mechanic told me it would be ~ $110; anymore, and he'd give me a call before proceeding. This was on a Tuesday, maybe an hour before they closed. He had warned me that it might take a few days to work on the bike because they had been particularly busy that weekend. Thursday, around 6pm, he gave me a call, saying that the bike needed a lot more work, and, in light of how much said work would cost, asking me if I really wanted to go thru with approx $200 work on the bike rather than buying a new one. I really respected his opinion and honesty; and after talking to me for a while, I decided to go ahead with the $200 in repairs. The bike was ready for pick-up on Saturday. It was exactly the price he said ($200) and apart from not replacing the quick-release with another quick-release, all the work done on it was excellent. Thus far, the bike has never run as well. Would definitely recommend them and will return for future service.

My all time favorite place for mountain bikes and service in edmonton. It's a small shop but the…read moreservice is friendly, honest and fast! Don't expect cheap stuff but you'll also never get gouged. On many occasions I've even been convinced to purchase a more affordable high value part.

Quite possibly one of the worst stores to deal with after you buy your bike from them. My…read moreexperience was basically that I don't exsist when coming in after my bikes purchase. Please read the whole experience for a twist at the end. I went in last summer (2025) after visiting a few bike stores to pick a new bike to be able to qualify for events around my city. This store won me over by offering a $2150.00 bike on sale for $1700. It was perfect for me at the time as I was planning to up grade the bike to a professional spec as I figured out what needed to be changed on it to fit my riding style. I was a professional mountain biker for 6 years and know what I need to do to customize a bike to work best for me. The very first thing I wanted to change were the tires. I was having issues slipping going up hill so I found grip that helped specifically with that. I called them up for the up grade and they responded with the tires are to expensive, they didn't tell me the price of them, they were just to expensive. Im guessing because I picked a brand outside their carried brand names, they just said no because I gave them my contacts information to get the tires and they made an excuse about not being able to buy them from another store. My contact had them for a very good price and if I bought them they'd put them on. Sooo like, its to expensive for them, cant buy itbfrom another store if they're affordable. I still wonder to this day if there is anything I could've done or said to get them to order these tires. Although I wanted this grip change, there was an urgency to this order as the factory valve kept on leaking. This is an issue I brought up with them, I had mentioned the leak sealant came in clutch and they never brought it up again. They actually changed the subject. Next I wanted the handle bars customized, I'm not racing over super technical terrain where an extra 2 or 3 inches of width would be beneficial to control the bike, I want to be as small and compact as possible to be able to pass people in gaps on single trails. They said they didn't recommend this change, almost as if they are clueless about this style of racing and basically flat out refused the modification. Most recently, I wanted to order a new front chain crank. Im a 6'3", 220 LBS guy. That means I have a lot of weight to push down on my pedal which allows me to be very aggressive in my pushes on a bike. I brought my bike to the store to ask about this. Now, this may just be me, but I would think ìf someone took the time and effort to bring the bike into the store. Working out a solution to the reason they are there would be a priority. There are tons of solutions I. Would've entertained as I have a small issue with the drive train (that when i brought up was told it would work it self out) but yet again, the part i need is un available and nothing they can do about it. I mean, im not quite sure why this store exists. The staff doesnt know how to set up a bike professionally. Their source for parts are non exsistant. The shop doesnt want to do any work according to the few times I've dealt with the salesman's. The only good reviews I could find on this store are parents bringing their kids bikes in for repairs. Which leads me to think thisbstore as a whole is equivalent to my next door neighbors dad with a tool box. After all the above was said and done, and as being a 43 year old that is retired. My disposable income allows me to make very rash decisions about what I want to accomplish financially. The issues I have been having with this bike and the store I bought it from made me so frustrated I marked the bike as sold on bike index and then left it in the park behind my house for someone to steal it and get it off my hands. I am now on a new brand of bike dealing with a store that can get parts and wants the work. I can not recommend this store on this app any less than 1 star. But I have found there are so many other options in this city that are a little bit to so much better to deal with in my opinion. (I feel like I should add the fact there are many store that are much worse as well) Shop at your own risk, for all I know my experience is an anomaly. Maybe they just don't like my face or something. But if you decide to shop here, good luck.