I've started going back to George's, because of the hours and location it can be convenient. They…read morehave really tried to change both atmosphere and the customer service. I haven't been hounded by a sales person once. I've been helped by some excellent service people. They occasionally will stock some bits that the smaller shops can't source. I'm glad that I gave Georges another chance. I'm glad they didn't disappoint.

They only have one tricycle option, and were not very helpful. I would not recommend going to this…read morestore.

Dropped in with no reservation and rented two gravel bikes for the day. My gf and I rode 12-13mi…read morehad a picnic and came back. The river path was great and the weather was beautiful! Would recommend IMT.

I'm extremely disappointed and frustrated with how my order was handled. I placed an order for a…read morehighly anticipated product, received a confirmation, and was fully expecting delivery. Only to be told later that it was "canceled" due to some so-called inventory mix-up. This is completely unacceptable. Once an order is confirmed, customers should be able to trust that the company will honor it. Canceling after confirmation shows a serious lack of organization and respect for your customers' time and expectations.

This bike shop is staffed by folks who obviously love what they do and love helping others out with…read morebikes too! The staff were all amazingly helpful and patient as we outfitted ourselves for a ride along the middle fork of the Boise. Thank you all so much! The bikes were great and rental was very reasonably priced! Again, service, crew, attitude all exceptional!

McU is great for bike rentals! We come to Boise to visit grandparents every summer and one of our…read morefavorite family activities has been renting bikes and riding along the green belt. McU outfits parents and kids with Bikes, including a tagalong trailer for our independent, but not yet riding independently 5 year-old! No other rental company has the Tagalongs available.

Great shop, everyone was super friendly and helpful. Had to change our rental time and amount of…read morebikes and the staff was so flexible it was great. Rented bikes for half a day and had the best time.

The staff was helpful and I really enjoyed riding the Greenbelt on the e-bikes! I will definitely…read morevisit Pedego again in the future.

Best electric bike place ever! They have a huge variety of electric bikes. Staff is super…read moreknowledgeable. Shout out to Matt on helping me find a bike that worked well & something I felt comfortable riding. Low pressure on buying, which I appreciated. Rental pricing is really great, I didn't feel like I was being priced gouged. They have some electric scooters too. Definitely check this place out, highly recommended!

Highly recommend! Only place we were able to find that was open on a Monday afternoon. Really nice…read morebikes, easy to ride. Close to the river. And staff was great!

We had a Sunday morning free in Boise before having to leave later that afternoon. We decided to…read morerent e-bikes and explore the green belt. Although we were initially a little confused about where to go after making the reservation online, once we got ourselves there, the service was stellar. We were warmly greeted, our bikes were staged and at the door, ready to go for us when we arrived. Neither of us had ridden an e-bike previously, so we wanted to make sure we know how to operate the electronics. All of our questions were answered, and we enjoyed a little chit chat as well before hitting the pavement. Upon returning, it was more of the same. Completely seamless. It really helped make our very brief visit to Boise a memorable one. Thank you!

Fast and friendly. The longest part of the rental process was signing the liability waivers. We…read morewere a group of 9 and they accommodated our group in a moments notice. They are located beside the green belt so it was easy to get on and go. Staff are chill.

Are YOU looking for a good time? Do you have 8 to 12 close friends looking to elevate your night…read moreout? If you answered yes, then Pedals & Pints is for you. Holy cow, my friends and I had THE BEST time on the Bike bar with Pedals & Pints. We were laughing, dancing, and of course pedaling! This was one of the most fun bar crawls I've ever done in Boise. You get to pick the bars you want to stop at or your host can help you plan where you group wants to go. Your host helps you set up the seats and goes over safety and all of the important policies and then you just go out and start having fun! We got to play our own music and most of the bars on the route has deals with the bars you can go to. You have the bike bar for about 2 hours, and I promise it's a GREAT time hahahaha. They even take a group photo for you.

To Jenna M's 1-star review of 3/29/19 and in particular to Jeff T's 1-star review of 3/12/19 I say…read more"Amen" and with relief that I am not the only curmudgeon who when out and about on Boise's downtown streets finds this just obnoxious for the riders' hootin' an hollerin' and hanging off of the pedal wagon and blasting music and... For a 1-star assessment having 'experienced' pedal wagon as sidewalk pedestrian or in car I say "me too". And since Yelp parked it behind it behind the 'not currently recommended filter', I'll also insert here Nancy P's 1-star review of 5/7/19 to which I nodded along. " You guys really need to learn the rules of the road and not let drunk hooligans run into the middle of the street for a "high-five". I have almost hit several people on these things because they are above the law apparently. I am all for having fun but they really need to follow rules just like everyone else." Yep. For those who don't know how this works, there is a driver standing up in front of the vehicleand seats around the side and at rear with a set of bike-type pedals at each seat where riders sit facing each other across a table of sorts, the better to perch the canned beer brought on board - in apparently as much quantity as they choose - as riders supposedly pedal power the vehicle to move. The driver at the wheel in front - who is relying on a slow speed motor in the vehicle - then stops at various bars for the riders to get shots of liquor to pound down (and use loo here and there too I am told - all that beer drinking on board creates the need) before climbing back on the wagon to continue on to the next libation location. All this while music blasts from the vehicle and inebriated riders sometimes seem to have the goal is to see how loud and disorderly they can become in the two or three hour tour from bar to bar. Then again, I outta disclose that I lived in Bend for 17 years and these pedal wagons there were a significant problem in tieing up traffic with the same behavior of people as if at a fraternity keg party and about six beers too many into the event. (But Bend is a tourist mecca, over 4 million visitors a year with more micro breweries per capita than any other west coast city and no city authority wanted to offend tourists to restrict the pedal wagons.) On the other hand, this weekend when waiting for the light to change to cross the street and Neil Diamond's "Sweet Caroline" was blasting out of the pedal wagon's speakers my husband did offer his "BUM BUM BUM" in unison with the uber loud revelers at just the right time. So, there's that to illustrate we are not completely without humor. But all in all "BAH HUMBUG" to these things.