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epRider

4.1 (15 reviews)
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Very reputable and knowledgeable service and mainrenance of ebikes. Offers good purchasing advice.

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“Hi although I did not purchase my used E-Bike from EP Rider,I will definitely purchase my next bike from him...”

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Dream Cyclery

Dream Cyclery

(29 reviews)

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Harbourfront, Waterfront Communities-The Island

Great place with a lots of options, operated by kind, passionate, and insightful people. They have…read morea repair shop in the back and a free tire pump just outside the door. I am just now getting into road cycling, and they had me ready to go with all the essentials in a matter of minutes. I've already been there 3 times in the past 2 weeks, and I'd encourage anyone looking for a local bike shop to give them a visit!

A few weeks ago, I was riding on Toronto's Waterfront Trail as I often do, when I got a flat…read more Always a drag but I had my tool kit and spare tube so the change was quick. Unfortunately my Co2 inflator malfunctioned: I had a repaired tire but no air. A quick online search showed that Dream Cyclery was just a few blocks away. I knew as a reputable shop that they would have air available for those who need it in a pinch. And yes, as I arrived, there was the air hose as I had hoped. Noticing it was only Schraeder-ready I went into the shop to borrow an adapter and say thanks for the rescue. No thanks needed. Just 5 bucks. That's right, any cyclist with Presta valves must pay for the tiny brass adapter in order to use the "free air." The staffer seemed embarrassed to be charging me $5 for a piece that costs no more than a nickel. With the next nearest bike shop a significant walk away, I had no other choice. How chintzy is that! It wouldn't be so obnoxious if they were charging a dollar to cover the cost of providing them, or asking for a donation to a favourite charity (Cycle Toronto?) but this feels likes mean-spirited gouging. Looks like a nice shop. Sorry I will not be visiting again.

epRider - bikes - Updated October 2026

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