Great place to get your bike tuned, modified, or custom built! My roommate went there and loved…read moretheir service so I decided to try it myself. I loved the experience and the guys were super nice. Most of the guys there can speak English and French. I got my handle bar tape changed and bought the tape from the bike store. They carry higher-end bike parts and gears but it wasn't too ridiculously priced. They offered me a discount for a cafe around the corner so I could go get a coffee and wait to get my bar taped changed. I think they also offer student discounts but I was just so thrilled with the service and my new handlebar tape I forgot to ask for it. I would definitely go back! Montreal Blog also rated them as one of the best bike shops around the city. They were not wrong!! http://www.mtlblog.com/2014/04/best-montreal-bike-shops/

Merci pour l'aiguille Jean-Michel! C'est très gentil de ta part je recommande ce shop très…read moresympathique je suis déjà venu ici quelques fois et le service est excellent!

The staff are very expert and also very helpful, warm and kind. They answer all of my questions…read morepatiently. The price is reasonable and services are very good

Went to Dyad, there was one guy working there, he said his counterpart wasn't there so he wasn't…read morerenting bikes. Went to Fitz, apparently now they're Velo Quebec, nobody rents bikes there. And they told me to use a phone to call someone, and that someone forwarded me to their colleague, who is apparently a voicemail machine. The only better part about the second group is that they told me bixi doesn't exist anymore. Those were the highest rated places around. Well there was one more place nearby, so figured to give it a shot. Finally came here, and guess what? They .. rent bikes. $15 for 4 hrs. Very reasonable. Great bike, it was a Norco. Rode all around Mount Royal and it was a breeze. Brought it back, no hassle. Don't bother with the other guys, who may or may not have bikes and don't even know where to refer you. These guys will take care of you. They have lots of bikes and the guys seem to know what they're doing. Highly recommended.

Now that we have our own bikes, we've been renting here probably every two years when we have…read morevisitors in town my partner and I. Service is always efficient and courteous, and the bikes are well equipped. We just had another great experience this past weekend. I wouldn't hesitate to rent from them again as they are my go-to place for bikes.

Definitely a great experience with booking a tour with this group, Michael was a great guide and we…read morehad a great time , we went back the next day and rented ebikes , the service was the best .Staff are fantastic . can easily recommend this place as the place to go in Montreal to rent bike Fabio

Simply the best little bike store in Montreal. Extremely personalized, exceptional knowledge…read more Friendly, helpful and bilingual. I love the store, the people and the fact that the manager is letting his 10 year old daughter learn the till. Cool!

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Super experience with renting e-bikes. We like to rent e-bikes when we're visiting a new place…read morebecause it helps us see a lot of the city. We wandered into Bicycletterie JR without any reservations or anything, and within 15 minutes we were on the road. They gave us instructions for the bikes and hooked us up with locks and helmets and we were off! They were super flexible about when we returned the bikes so we didn't have to get locked into a particular time to return. The bikes were in great shape and we had a lovely afternoon. HINT: If you ride down Rue La Genesse to the Prairies River and turn north you're in a protected bike lane the whole way and then you get to bike paths and lanes that go through nature reserves, parks, and cute little neighborhoods. We did 25 miles (40km) without ever being off a bike lane or path.

These guys are great. I am from out of town and we were doing two group rides Tour de Nuet and…read moreTour de Ille. This bike shop is pretty close to the starts for both and they adjusted their hours to match the related times for these events. The bikes we rented were in very good shape and they fit. Customer service was fantastic.

I bought a mountain bike from Sports Aux Puces Q1 of 2020. They had it listed for sale on…read morePinkBike. I'm in California and they're in Canada so there is always some trepidation regarding how things will go. Excellent transaction. Bike exactly as presented. Shipped fast and packed well. Quality folks!

Great local shop for all your sports needs. New equipment or used, ski, hockey, mountain bike, they…read morehave everything. The staff is friendly and do a good job. I go regularly for my skates sharpening.

This is my favorite shop in montreal. And not just because I like riding fixies. This shop…read morerepresents the best of what "street" influenced fashion is all about. Small brands grown out communities of people focused on similar passions/interests. Brakeless is as much a clothing shop as it is a bike shop. Its interesting to contrast the experience of walking into Brakeless and walking into Off The Hook, another "streetwear" shop in Montreal. Im not dogging Off The Hook by any means. I liked that shop a lot. But there is something raw and unique about Brakeless. Authentic is an overused word, but if it applies anywhere it applies here. You can see it in the palette of more subdued colors of the clothing. You can feel it in the shops rough around the edges charm. And most of all if you spend a few minutes chatting with Sylvester, the owner, you know its all coming from the right place. Im honestly bummed I will probably only make it here once a year. Thanks for the half-cabs and the fuct. shirt!

This is a new bike shop that by sheer luck I came across. A new place can be either a 5 stars…read moretrying to make a name for itself or 3 and below which means it will disappear fast. This place is a solid 5 ! I got a flat tire on my way to McGill, and I did have a pump but it was a lost cause since it was too big to ignore. The McGill bike shop was closed so I walked all the way up to this shop where the guy in the shop was so nice, took him less than 5 min to fix my flat tire, adjust the brakes (for free) and charged me 15 $ (which is average or on the low end of flat repairs ). Great and fast service, good price and an overall good expirience a solid 5 in my book.

Had a great experience last fall with some "winterizing" of my bike. Finally got around to a review…read moresince I need to get more work done soon.

From now on, I think the first thing I need to do in a new city is take a good small group bike…read moretour. Frederick, our guide, took eight of us over a 7 mile tour of some of the classic neighborhoods of Montreal. His love for his hometown truly shines. We took about three hours because he made a point of showing us some classic Montreal native spots such as an immense farmers market filled with luscious locally grow produce. If we were staying long enough to cook, I'd be heading straight back there tomorrow . Frederick is a certified guide and while his knowledge is near encyclopedic, he never drones. He always invites questions and made us laugh a lot. Ask him how poutine got its name. He created a perfect blend of peddling and savoring He spaced out our rest stops in such a way that we were never bored with resting and nor fatigued with pedaling.

My daughter and I took the Hidden Gems tour today with Jean François (Jeff). It was a fantastic…read moreexperience--we would never have seen the parts of Montréal JF showed us if left to our own devices. Montréal is a fantastic city on a bike. The pacing of the tour was perfect, not too slow, not too strenuous. It is obvious that JF is deeply knowledgable about urbanism, bicycle culture, and the way our built environment impacts our experiences of life. The details he pointed out and the places he brought us are easily overlooked, but super interesting. It is rare to find someone who takes so little for granted in their home environment. This tour was not just a lesson about history and some neighborhoods of Montréal, but about how to observe the world around us. I would give six stars if possible. It did not hurt that the weather was perfect. If it had rained, probably only five stars. It was a fantastic three hours and a highlight of our visit to MTL.

Techniciens très compétents, Très bon inventaire, Service rapide. Bref, une très bonne place pour…read morefaire faire l'entretien de ton vélo.

Updating review (who knew reviews stick around for 9 years!) and so far, under new ownership, the…read moreservice is much better! Keep it at 4 instead of 5 only because I haven't had a lot of interactions this year.