Was told they don't service bikes from China. Was not even welcome into their shop. They claim they…read moredenied me service due to my bike, not having the proper UL 2849 certification. First impressions are everything. Then the owner immediately responded to my Google review very defensive and began making claims without any verification. It seems that they preffer a specific clientele. So if you don't have a very expensive namebrand E bike don't even bother going. My bike had fallen over and I bent my derailer. I thought I could stop in a local shop and see if they could help me either straighten it or offer any type of replacement part. People know when they are not wanted. And I did not feel at all welcomed at any point during the interaction. There are better bike shops in town. Instead of offering to do anything to make it right. They would rather stand behind their claims of insurance issues or a component, I wasn't even requesting service for. Nobody is entitled to a good review. Urlife E20 Fat Tire E Bike 48v 13 ah lithium ion battery UL2849 certification for its electrical system, particularly in listings on Walmart, eBay, and AliExpress. The UL 2849 standard covers the safety of the entire e-bike system, including the battery, motor, and controller * UL 2849 Certification: Seller descriptions on various platforms state the Urlife E20 48V 13Ah model is certified to the UL 2849 standard. * Verified Status: Some listings mention that documentation for this certification is available upon request. * Battery Safety: The 48V 13Ah lithium battery is commonly cited as UL-certified or compliant in user discussions and product descriptions. * Other Potential Certifications: Some listings also list the model as CE certified or meeting GCC (General Certificate of Conformity)

I would recommend the Great Bicycle Shop to anyone . They provide excellent service and are very…read morehelpful. I bought an Aventon Aventure 2 e-bike about two weeks ago and had it assembled here. They assembled it perfectly, but while I was riding home, I ran over a piece of glass. I brought it back in and got some tire inserts to protect against sharp objects. After leaving, I noticed my front brakes were clicking loudly when I tried to use them. I brought it back in again, and they replaced my brake pads and rotor for free. They explained things very well and were very knowledgeable.

I discovered American Speedster purely by chance about 10 years ago while researching trikes and…read morequadcycles on the internet. All the other quadcycle offerings were WAY out of my preferred price range, and I was just about ready to give up and go back to a regular bicycle when I saw one of Dan's early YouTube videos and I decided to go for it. I have to admit, at that time I had my doubts. I mean, seriously? PVC pipe? And although Dan's fabricated components, the new bicycle parts, and the remaining hardware store parts are literally a fraction of the price of other quadcycles, it's still a significant amount to invest in what's basically a plastic quadcycle that you have to build yourself. It was not a sure thing in my mind even as I bought everything I needed for the first build. Fast forward a few weeks and all my doubts were gone! I have never had so much fun building something in my entire life! That was nine years ago, and my first American Speedster pedal car build is still going strong. One of the best things about American Speedster quadcycles is the customization that you can do during the build to suit your own preferences/requirements. I actually made mine a four-seater (similar to a golf cart -- two forward facing seats and two rear facing seats) so my youngest two children could ride with us. And we sure have put the miles on it! We used it every year for Halloween/Trick-or-Treating. We would decorate it, put holiday lights on it, fake torches, turn it into a veritable MunsterMobile, and then used it to go from street to street in our neighborhood. It was a HUGE hit. When our neighborhood finally got a grocery store, we started using it as the grocery-getter. To this day I use it for exercise, adding it to my exercise routine by riding it to and from the neighborhood gym. In 9 years of use there are only two things I've had to replace/repair on my American Speedster. First, I had to replace the tires. But that's not a bad thing -- I had to replace the tires because I used it so much! I ended up replacing the tires with some great extra tall whitewall tires that make it look even more awesome! Second, I had some kind of mishap occur with the chain. Somehow it binded/kinked in the derailleur resulting in the entire derailleur seizing and being ripped off it's cast metal mount. Now, the key take-away to that incident is that the derailleur and the chain was basically destroyed, but guess what survived the incident without a scratch? None of the PVC components or the aluminum brackets for the wheels where damaged at all. The incident happened four miles from my house, and I simply Fred Flinstone coasted my way back home, and then replaced the derailleur and the chain with a new one. I recently got in touch with Dan again ordering the parts for another American Speedster build. This time it was for youngest children's (who are now in high school) music department. We're raffling a pedal car as a fundraiser! The build turned out great, was just as much fun to build as I remembered it to be, and I noticed quite a few little improvements/differences between the first build/design and this one. I now have their high school wanting me to build a second one to be auctioned off to benefit the whole school, and I'm going to attempt to motorize this one. If you're looking for a quadcycle or just some really unique transportation, I simply cannot recommend American Speedster enough. Dan is a great, ingenious guy, and I simply cannot thank him enough for sharing his design with the rest of us like this. Honestly it's a toss up! I don't know which is more fun -- building it or riding around on it and watching everyone's reaction!

Despite their limited hours, Krank It Up is a fun inviting space that is volunteer-run and…read moredonation-driven. They're next to the train tracks and you will see this quaint bike haven with bicycles strewn about and a welcome sign that clearly labels this as a 'Safe Space.' Perfect for students, those touring, and anyone interested in bicycles (learning more about them, maintenance, etc.).

This is a smaller Bass Pro Shop but still an enjoyable shopping experience. If you've never been to…read moreone, they have tons of outdoors supplies: hunting, fishing, camping, etc. Lots of sunglasses, fishing poles, tents, knives, crossbows, guns, and ammo to choose from. They have bigger items too like kayaks, canoes and boats. They also have a bunch of Black Rifle Company merch. I usually come here for ammo. They sometimes have buy one get one half price deals on it. The store is set up to look like a huge cabin. There's lots of wood. There are taxidermied animals. There is a huge fish tank in the back of the store. At Christmas time, they have a Santa for the kids to meet. Staff are super friendly and helpful, but every single one will try to get you to join their membership program. The only way into the program is the get a Bass Pro credit card. I got the card, and the $60 I got in store credit as part of the sign up deal was worth it to me.

I was unsure if the adjacent Walmart tolerated overnight parking - I don't recall seeing any signs…read more- and the rvparky.com app said no, but it also suggested that this Bass Pro did tolerate it. So when I arrived after the Bass Pro was closed, I lined up next to a landscaping island in the parking lot and settled in. I was out early in the morning before they opened so I have no idea about the inside of the store. But for me, I'm a fan of Bass Pro thanks to their policy of tolerating overnight RV parking. When I need camping gear, BP is the top of the list. [Review 19881 overall - 1683 in Florida - 854 of 2023.]

Spoke with owner David to schedule rekey home doors. Scheduled 4 days later with technician from 10…read moreto noon. NO show and no communication. I called 3 times and David said Tech would call us and should be there soon. 9 days later we called to find out when will they show up? We calmly and politely explained the situation and that we stayed home all day waiting. David was belligerent and yelled on the phone to us. Then he told us to go to hell and hung up on us. We would rate them as Zero if we could. We called a competitor and they were here in 50 minutes. Friendly and did a great job for less costs.

They were amazing! Super nice! Got me out of there quick only took a couple minutes. I had broken…read morekey I needed remade, and they remade two for only $6!! Awesome!

Small and decent inventory; however, as I entered the "forbidden" zone, I was told I had to pay a…read morefee to look at fabrics. I am ASID, I happened to be here and was looking for a client, and myself. Her tone was acrid and after I pick up these textiles I will not be back. Such a shame as we have so much to do in our home here in Tallahasse and at the beach. Back to ADAC...

We have had our cushions recovered for our outdoor furniture and Patsy helped us select a great…read morepattern and followed up to be sure the installer did a good job! We always love going in to her store!

Shot my first gun ever today, thanks to Brian…read more I am not a fan of the stereotypical politics of gun ranges, but I never felt uncomfortable here. Brian was an exceptional teacher who taught me all the parts of the gun and helped me shoot one. He was likable, charismatic, and extremely knowledgeable. I would recommend this range to anyone who, like me, is a rank beginner when it comes to guns.

The charged me for a class, cancelled the class with no notice, and then refunded me less than the…read morecost of class.

Lovely store and great products. Everyone is very nice. My 3 stars are for their exchange policy…read more Be careful about what you purchase and make sure it really works for you. They do not take any returns and the exchange policy is very strict. I purchased a pair of jeans at 30% off during their one-day "small business Saturday sale". I tried them on in the store, and they seemed fine. But, later that day when I tried them on again at home using a different mirror, I realized that the cut of the jeans just didn't work for me. I brought them back with the receipt the very next day to exchange them for a different style of jeans, which happened to be a little cheaper by the way. They would not honor the 30% discount. So, to exchange the jeans for a slightly less expensive style of jeans, I had to pay $50. It just felt kinda shitty to me. I would have exchanged the jeans the same day if I had known that they were not going to honor the discount.