They are now on Main Street in Downtown Old Town Warrenton…read more Just across from Black Bear Bistro. Their phone number has changed; the new number is: 540 341-7702. They need to update their website. A 'Green Tune-Up' is now $85, no longer $70 as advertised. They still do good work; a two day turnaround on a tune-up. They are open 7 days a week. Parking can be a challenge; get lucky and find street parking or behind the building there are some free spaces in the free Municipal lot. They also have a nice little patio in the back with a bike rack where you can rest up and socialize before or after rides they sponsor.

I went to the Bike Stop today to buy a new bike for exercise. The store was recommended by a friend…read morewho participates in iron man events. Bob helped me immensely. It was a pleasant experience - he helped me understand my options, the size of bike best for me, the accessories that would help me the most and what I needed to think about when riding the bike. He put everything together for me and helped me put the bike in my car. Great work and I'm looking forward to using my new bike. Thank you Bob, and the Bike Stop.

I had a bike fit with Joe a couple of years ago. I've been riding comfortably since. I needed to…read morereplace my handlebar which Joe sold to me as a result of the fit. I was surprised when I found he had moved his shop and was either now closed or doing a limited amount of fittings. I tried calling and left a message. I hope he is able to respond. So surprised in seeing so many negative reviews.

Should have read reviews prior to doing business with VeloConcepts. I am experienced rider who…read moredecided a bike fit would benefit me after 10+ years of riding with a primary complaint of some saddle pain. During the fit I was told that my bike could not be adjusted to the proper position. After some adjustments I rode the bike in its "marginal position" and was quoted a new bike build to improve my situation. After careful consideration I decided to bite the bullet and purchased a new bike from Joe, and this is where the service deteriorated, and my frustration began. When quoted I was told that the lead time was 3-4 weeks and with that i paid in full for the bike (+6500 dollars). on October 24th, mistake number one: Fast forward I finally took receipt of the bike on January 18th: During this time, I was told that components were on back order (even though these components appeared readily available via multiple online sources) During this time there was no proactive communication and only replies to my inquiries (while holding my 6500 dollars). If I hadn't paid in full, I would have cancelled and purchase the bike elsewhere. In response to my frustration, I was offered an upgraded set of wheels (which still to this day have not been delivered) I have now ridden the bike a number of miles and checked in with Joe multiple times informing him that I have been experiencing pain when riding that I have never felt on my old bike. LOL I was told to "do more stretching". Again, I ride well over a thousand miles a year and nothing changed, except the bike fit. When I reached out last, I was told the bike shop was closed for relocation and that once open Joe would reach out to "recheck the fit". Well, I see now the bike shop is open and operating; still no call, still no upgraded wheels, and I am done. I will be happy to pay another shop for a professional experience. Buyer beware nothing about this experience is professional. Just a guy who has some equipment with a goal of selling you a high-priced bike. BTW, all of my strava times were faster and I had no pain on my 1500-dollar Fuji bike, the new bike has done nothing to enhance my riding experience, just caused pain from a poor fit. If there is any question about the facts in this review: I have ALL of the emails to substantiate my experience.

Mr. Shane saw the jam I was in with my son's birthday and adjust his bike so he could ride on the…read moreday. Many times businesses can't do stuff for everyone, but today... Shane did for me what he wishes he could do for everyone one. Thank you man.

I've lost trust in this shop as a reliable bike shop in more ways than one--their billing practice,…read moreworkmanship, and basic trustworthiness, all of which are questionable at best based on my most recent experience at the shop. My experience there had been relatively positive over the past 7-8 years, but at this point I wouldn't trust them even with a basic service. I initially had a minor back-and-forth with their staff regarding incorrect charges on my receipt. While they did eventually issue a refund, I had to return shortly after for a follow-up service because the tubeless setup wasn't done correctly the first time. To make matters worse, I am reasonably certain my bike was intentionally damaged while in their care during that second visit, likely by a staff member in retaliation. Unsurprisingly, the owner has denied any wrongdoing and refused to accept any responsibility or accountability for the damage. I have been going to Haymarket Bicycles purely for convenience as they are located right down the street from me, but proximity is no longer a factor. For riders looking for trustworthy alternatives, I highly recommend Danny at Bull Run Bicycles or Chris at Blue Ridge Cyclery, both of whom have provided excellent, reliable service in the past.

outstanding service and touring advice. My sister…read morerecommended this shop and I later found it on the Adventure Cycling Association Transamerican Bike Route map #12 (starting map for Yorktown to Portland, Oregon.) I shipped my tour bike out from San Francisco and it suffered a bent brake rotor in transit. When I walked in the door I was warmly greeted by the owner (Dave ?) and he immediately put my wheel up on the truing stand and flattened the rotor so that I could start my tour safely. He would not accept any payment so I can only hope to pass on this good tour start karma to another cyclist. This is a well stocked shop. Highly recommend to all.

Brought a brand new electric bike in for a premium tuneup and to install a chain. Paid a lot of…read moremoney for that tuneup... And they did not touch one single thing - they did not tighten up one single thing. They only installed the bike chain. When I dropped the bike off, the service was outstanding. When I picked the bike up the person at the desk (who I paid) was outright hostile towards me. announced to everyone in the store that it was just a cheap electric bike after I asked them why nothing was tightened up. Definitely won't be back!

Awesome place! The staff is friendly and very helpful. They…read moreare knowledgeable about fixing and troubleshooting problems. The worker fixed and rode my bike to make sure everything was okay before I walked out of the store. They will explain to you what they did and walk you through. It's a good learning experience if you are new to cycling. They will give you tips on how to take care of your bike and what may be best for your riding style. I don't own a Trek, but the bikes here are pretty nice. They probably have what fits your cycling needs from beginner to experienced riders.

Brought in a 10 year old Motobecane with less than 1500 documented miles on the drive train. Bike…read morewas well maintained and functioning perfectly. They told me the drive train was "worn out" and all the cables needed replacement. $500 of restoration work needed. As an engineer riding and maintaining bikes since 1980, I disagreed with the assessment. I have put 3 or 4 times that mileage on my Trek without wearing out the drivetrain. Not saying that they don't know what they are talking about! Just saying they won't get my business.​

A tune-up cost $79. The inside had a lot of bikes. It's an adequate shop for your simple bicycle…read moreneeds. I dropped off my bike for a tune-up on Saturday and they called Monday afternoon to let me know it was ready. I picked it up on Tuesday with no issues. They must have a lot of customers since it took more than 48 hours to do a tune-up. Downfall is that they didn't give me any details about my bike and what they did with it.

Never disappoint & they go above & beyond to service your bike/s. They also have a great selection…read moreof new & refurbished bicycles.

I have rented bicycles from GO&G Tours twice and find their services OUTSTANDING !! I am an airline…read morepilot and when we stay in different cities around the country, we often do not have access to actually "visit" the places we stay. On both occasions, Tom delivered a rental bicycle to my overnight hotel, I rode and enjoyed the DC area, and Tom retrieved the rental bicycle with ZERO hassles. Quality bikes, quality services. I will definitely rent from GO&G every time I stay in the DC area.

ITS A FUCKING HOUSE...?!? drove there 30 minuets after saying it is open. Tried to call, no one…read moreanswered. we show up to rent bikes and it is a house. no shop like it says. I understand if it's a small practice or something but what a misleading headline to say this is a bike rental place, when it is not. and by house I mean a normal persons house, not even something with a sign saying that this is what it is.

Everyone I've met at BRC is super friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. They do fast, reliable and…read morefairly-priced service and stock all the best accessories. I honestly couldn't ask for more, they've got all my needs covered for both my commuter and mtb. They also will occasionally do demo rides with trek and pivot factory reps and they have a full fleet of brand new rental bikes. Both are a great way to try before you buy!

I went biking in Warrenton and discovered my 29 year old bike wouldn't shift into high gear. I…read morefound Blue Ridge Cyclery and, besides that they have anything a cyclist could need, they are super knowledgeable and customer service oriented. My sister is getting a new bike rack and an e bike from the store. I love this store. My bike was fixed in less than 24 hours and it rides like new.