What a pleasure it was today to meet Josh, and Andrew today. Great hang, super fun, totally…read moreknowledgable lads in love with music, and everything to do with bicycles. I tried a used foldable bike and it was ok, maybe, but reminding me of how uncomfortable biking has been for me, not liking a ten speed riding position, balancing, seat height, handle bars awkward to reach, all the things that make me prefer walking! It had 6 speeds but no way to switch the gears. So wanting to follow their enthusiasm and tweak the seat height and the handlebar position we chatted awhile about all kinds of fun things with music, and riding as new gear switches and cables and magic transformed this potential bike into a sweet ride. It felt like a different bike- smooth, easy, I actually said out loud, "I Love it, sold." I love that they're nearby and if the bike needs any adjusting I can bring it to them. They were so fun and kind. I will be back to visit just to say 'ello. Thank you my new friends!

I was able to walk in and get my flat tire fixed while I waited. The technician then took it for a…read moretest ride to make sure it was ok. The price was reasonable and they took good care of my bike. I highly recommend this shop. I'll definitely have my bike repaired there in the future. Its nice to have a good repair shop right downtown. I'm happy with the service I received

I just returned from Littleton, Massachusetts - and from a short, bespoke course that Craig put…read moretogether for me over a 2-day period. I could not possibly be happier with the outcome... Craig is a walking encyclopedia of bicycle knowledge, is a great teacher, and has the patience of a saint.

Great service here! Such a welcoming atmosphere and the staff is amazing and knowledgeable…read more Location is key and they have nabbed the perfect spot on one of the key routes through the area. They often leave jugs of fresh water out for riders to refill their bottles as they pass through too.

Not an easy task replacing a venerable institution like O'Neil's but Tomten isn't missing a beat…read more Quality service and attention to detail. With so many bike paths in the Greater Gardner area - Tomten Biketown is a must go-to for bicycle sales and service - and while you are there, two iconic restaurants are within walking distance, the classic Blue Moon Diner and the legendary Paramount Cafe - both Chair City institutions.

Greate and attentive staff…read more Always feel welcome and that my needs are being met. I will continue to commute to this shop and give them my business.

A little hard to find. There is a sign on the street. But no sign on the building…read more I needed a ski tune up. I left the skis there for a few days. The work was done on time and the skis worked great afterwards.

Excellent service in repairing our bikes and helping me to buy a new bike that suits my needs as a…read moresenior.

Landry's locations vary somewhat. The Natick location is excellent. I have used them multiple times…read morefor bike repair, and I have been very pleased with their level of knowledge, the quality of the work, and their friendliness.

Great service, with no attitude, every time I'm in here from anyone I interact with. I learned…read morerecently that the store is employe-owned so that probably has a lot to do with it. I also never feel like I'm getting ripped off as the techs explain what's going on and what needs to be done to fix my bike. My go to bike shop.

Awesome professional knowledgeable staff griffin and Nick(manager) help us choose the right bike…read moreand gear. If your looking for a solid bike shop look no further, test drives, bike maintenance, and a huge selection of inventory

Bought three bikes from here. Very professional and worked with me to find the right bike. I…read moreappreciated the amazing service. Also, helped me with peripherals and appreciated my military service. Highly recommend this shop!

I went to this store for the first time 5/22/26 for service on a product that wasn't theirs, that…read morerequired a bit of out-of-the-box thinking. They worked with me and did a great job at a reasonable price. Their staff is knowledgeable and professional and I would highly recommend them for service. I also checked out some of their bikes for my son and I guarantee you we will be back to buy him a new bike. I would highly recommend them.

They have a very friendly, courteous and competent staff!…read more That always Makes it a good experience.

This is an amazing bike shop. The service from check in to check out is superlative. I bought a…read morevery beat up mountain bike that had not been taken care of, maybe ever. They were totally non judgmental. Offered some ideas to fix the bike. Sent me a written estimate and within a week it was better than new. This is my now go-to bike shop. Smart, generous with their time and the prices are more than fair. I highly recommend this shop.

What an amazing bike shop. This place was teaming with activity. So very many bikes and options to…read moredrool over. We were helped by the owner Brian and a member of his staff named Patrick. Both were super helpful with answering all our questions about sizes and brands and options that best fit my friend's budget. We ended up chatting and having a great time while moving forward with their purchase. Top notch!!!

From the outside, ATA Cycle looks like the kind of place where very serious cyclists drop $20K on a…read morebike without blinking. And yes, that world definitely exists here--but what surprised me is how welcoming and useful it is even if you're not that person. I first stopped in a few years ago when I was just starting to get more serious about biking. I was in "just looking" mode, but the owner, Husam, ended up having this unexpectedly refreshing take: men think nothing of spending real money on their bikes, and women should feel just as entitled to invest in themselves. It stuck with me. I didn't buy my bike there at the time, but recently went back for a professional fitting ahead of a cross-country ride--and it was 100% worth it. He adjusted me to a shorter reach and narrower handlebars, which completely changed how I ride. I'm now using my hamstrings and glutes much more instead of torching my quads early. He also spotted that my left leg is actually more dominant than my right (never would have guessed that) and gave me exercises to balance things out. I also ended up upgrading my cycling shoes while I was there, and even that made a noticeable difference in power transfer. It's those kinds of small, expert tweaks that really add up. One of my favorite things: once you're a customer, you're always a customer. Husam told me to stop in anytime--for water, the bathroom, or even just to check tire pressure. That kind of low-key, no-pressure support is rare. If I ever buy another bike, I'd absolutely come here. And I highly recommend the fitting--it gives you measurements you can use on any bike going forward.

I contacted ATA Cycle because they were recommended as a shop familiar with Storck Bikes. I'm…read morefinishing a build and only needed a small but essential part--the hardware connecting the saddle to the seatpost. Since I hadn't heard back from Storck, I called ATA hoping for guidance or help sourcing the part. Instead, I got a two-minute conversation that managed to be both unhelpful and dismissive. They told me they don't carry spare parts--fine. But when I asked for help identifying the correct part or sourcing it, they simply repeated what I had already said, offered no direction, and quickly ended the call. At one point, I was even asked where I bought the bike, as if that determined whether the question deserved an answer. It's not the lack of parts that stands out--it's the lack of effort. If this is how they handle someone ready to spend money, it's hard to imagine how they handle actual problems. I'll take my business elsewhere--and suggest others do the same.