A misleading ad about a ski package led me order it. The description was of skis and bindings and…read moreall the pictures showed the bindings mounted on the skis. There was one package price listed. I ordered them as such. I then received a shipping notification for the bindings with a separate price. I called immediately to cancel the order as I knew that having bindings mounted was not cheap. This was not what I budgeted for. I was told that everything was shipped, so the order could not be cancelled, but to call back when I received everything for an adjustment or to return the equipment. Btw, when ordering I was offered a 15% coupon, but then at checkout was told it didn't apply to my order. When I received the order, I checked with local ski shops and $100 was the lowest price I could find for mounting. I spent a half hour on the phone with a polite, understanding customer service rep inquiring about some type of credit. $25 was the offer. I pointed out how the ad was misleading, an offered coupon was not honored, and it would cost them more if I returned everything. I simply wanted at least half of the mounting cost reimbursed. The most frustrating aspect of this customer service interaction was that a supervisor will not get on the phone. The poor rep had to keep going back and forth. When she told me she could escalate the issue to a supervisor, I readily agreed, but she pointed out they would respond by email! THEY WILL NEVER GET ON THE PHONE AND SPEAK WITH SOMEONE!!! Sorry, that's horrible policy and I would discourage anyone from patronizing this business.

Beware when ordering ski boots as part of a package deal…read more Be sure of availability of sizes of ski boots with a package your purchase. I returned my boots and wanted to get the next size up. Since there were none available in my size, I received a refund (based on package pricing (about $80). If I want to get a larger size boot, I need to select another model/brand and pay the regular (non-package deal price), which means will need to spend approximately $200 more for a comparable boot, not including the $44 it cost to ship the first pair back. I do not recommend purchasing boots if you are not absolutely sure of the size you need. When I asked about the return, customer service said "We always recommend to go in and try different boots on before purchasing online". I was never given (nor saw online) this recommendation.

Very kind and helpful staff. Bought an electric bike and they were very informative and…read moreknowledgeable. Great bikes and products with good warranty.

I have conflicting feelings about this place. They are very friendly and have a good selection of…read morebikes and the bike we bought our son is awesome. The problem is their communication. We had an issue with my sons bike and needed to get the brakes replaced after a month of having the bike. It was a warranty fix and so there was no cost to us but it took a very long time and there was zero communication. We had to call for updates and finally had to call and ask when it would be ready just to find out it had been ready for a few days but we had received no communication it was ready. That was a big disappointment and frustration.

Awesome!! Store, clean, professional, quick service and was…read morepleasantly surprised at how knowledgeable the young man was. I was especially touched by the humanitarianism of Society and the display dedicated to improving the lives of poor communities around the world through bicycles that help youth go to school. Very impressive.

Communication was horrible. The lead tech told me my bike was done so I drove there and the owner…read moresaid it wasn't. The owner wasn't very nice or cooperative either. It's a shame infinite cycles only has one shop now. Not many Cannondale dealers anymore. I would avoid if you are wanting work done to your bike. The only reason for 2 stars is because the new younger guy that they hired that works at the front was super nice and understands good customer service.

I had an incredibly disappointing and frustrating experience at this shop. I dropped off two…read moree-bikes and encountered issues with both the quality of work and the management's conduct. **Bike #1:** I was charged $75 for a flat repair and derailleur adjustment (on a new bike)--nearly double the market rate. Worse, the bike now only shifts through half its gears (it worked perfectly before), and the "repaired" tire went flat after one ride in my driveway. When I tried to inflate it, the tube popped at only **10 psi**, indicating a faulty installation. **Bike #2:** The experience with my wife's bike was even worse. The quote spiraled from a tune-up to a total of $365 as they continually found "new" problems, including issues with a derailleur that had zero problems previously. **Customer Service:** Jerry's communication style is aggressive and condescending. When I questioned the mounting costs, he used scare tactics, repeatedly telling me the bike was "dangerous" and "unsafe to ride" to pressure me into more repairs. When I tried to voice my concerns about being nickel-and-dimed during this three-week ordeal, I was laughed at and hung up on three separate times. I was even insulted personally when he told me he "would have never let his bike get this bad." This shop relies on upselling through fear and has zero respect for its customers. Save your money and go somewhere that values integrity and basic mechanical competence.

Fast, competent service, kind person to person dialogue, and clean, nice shop. We'll definitely go…read moreback!

This is a unique review - my wife and I had the misfortune of a flat tire a couple miles up the…read morecanyon. The proprietor was as congenial as could be and was almost inconsolable with disappointment that this had happened. He came quickly to our aid and insisted on refunding our money and offered us free usage of his e-bikes. In the end it was was still an overall great experience meeting this nice young fellow and we had no regrets. I would not hesitate to recommend using this resource, which is in an ideal location for a spectacular ride in a beautiful setting.

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Mike and Krista are always cheerful and they do great work! I've been a customer for long time…read more They are a Lehi treasure.

Very knowledgeable. I will use this business in the future, they helped me with a flat tire and…read morementioned items like installing Tannus tube inserts to prevent getting flat tires and had items like bike pumps etc to purchase instore.

Stopping in on a road trip with a shredded tire. The crew provided a Very affordable tire and inner…read moretube replacement on the spot for our old Pedego. Kind people, very helpful! They had us Mounted and going in less that 30 minutes.

A few weeks ago, I had a bicycle assembled at this place. My prior experiences had been largely…read morepositive or neutral. Cannondale insisted on a Hangar 15 location for assembly, so I chose this one. The assembly was alright outside of one crushed cable leading to the headlight. The one thing I can't forgive is the process of dealing with that single issue. There are two lights on the bike: a running light and a headlight. This Hangar 15 location insisted that the headlight was disabled due to the presence of the running light. That didn't sound right, so I went back and asked again. During the follow up, the response was bizarrely aggressive. So, I read every bit of documentation on the bike and found Cannondale sucks at documenting literally anything about their bikes. Nothing in the documentation was useful. Contacting Cannondale was similarly fruitless. The Cannondale customer service email guy had no comment on the headlight/running light. I needed to get the cable to the headlight fixed anyway, so I submitted a warranty claim. Cannondale once again insisted on a Hangar 15 location, so I went to the Orem store. Those guys were substantially more professional. They were able to get a response from Cannondale. The running light/headlight dynamic relies on a light sensor. The headlight was just broken. All H15 Lehi had to do was call Cannondale, and they didn't even bother. If you want good customer service, this is the wrong location. Go to the Orem location instead. The Draper location is also probably better. I will never go back to Hangar 15 Lehi. (They get 2 stars because the documentation for that specific bike was so awful. Cannondale should be updating that particular section soon. Again just to be fair, I probably won't buy another Cannondale.)

First of all, Ari makes fantastic bikes. Second, "no one"…read moreseems to make premium fat tire bikes anymore which is a major bummer because here in Michigan we are full of sugar sand in the summer and snow in the winter. Ari is full-on with fat tire offerings, must be the Utahn terrain or something. Third, imagine my surprise and delight when my buddy told me the Ari Peak Explorer was on sale! Alas, they were completely sold out. But Kristy at Ari calmed me down and scoured the factory and the showroom and the demo bikes and found one for me. I thought I would need a large but she did the custom fit thing and suggested a medium (she was right!). Unfortunately it arrived with a broken battery key-release mechanism. So here's where the rubber meets the trail: they sent me a new mechanism pronto and now I am riding and I'm super happy with this beautiful machine. I wanted the cheaper Comp version, only the Elite was available but man, I am happy with the upgrades, especially the shifting. Other people besides Kristy helped me but I don't know their names. Thanks to everyone!

Someone else on here shared that they waited forever to get their bike, I had the same experience…read more No updates on the bike for months, finally it magically is available when I call to cancel. The bike I got wasn't fully set up and in just the second ride the chain jumped between the sprocket and spokes, broke three spokes and bent the rim, hanger, and derailleur arm. Since then there has always been something wrong with it. I think I've been fixing/adjusting something every other week for 2 years now. It has ended up being an okay commuter bike (I ride about 4 miles to-and-from work every day) for the last 2 years, so it gets a lot of use. Maybe that explains the frequent troubles. I guess it's good if you like practicing your bike repairs.