My husband and I were looking for something fun to do in Fort Collins, CO. This city has beautiful…read morebike paths. We decided to rent bikes and explore. I chose to try an e bike for the first time. My husband rented a manual street bike. It was an extremely hot day, but we had a good time. The bike store employee was extremely helpful. We were outfitted with our bikes in a short period of time. I was given instructions on how to use the e bike. Then we were off to explore. I am now a fan of e bikes! My aging knees are thanking me. If you need a bike, this is the place to go.

I've been going here for years. Bought my beloved bike, which was used but fancied up and rides…read moreincredibly well, and always take it here for service over the years - which has always been great and a great price and experience. Today, I had an amazing experience after frustratingly trying to fix what seemed like a simple issue on it's own but led to figuring out far more was wrong and thought the bike might be done with and repairs costing more than the bike was worth at this point. I couldn't have been more wrong. They fixed everything and even upgraded something and it only cost me 13 dollars. I was freaking out thinking my bike was finished and they made my day. James and Cole worked magic and were so cool through the whole process. Wish I could leave a ten star review! They deserve it.

Johnny did a good job finding the part needed to fix my Bianchi front derailer. He had to adapt the…read morespring using another piece because the bike was older. It was done in one day.

I was in a bind while traveling and BNW was able to get my bike in the stand and repaired while I…read morewaited. Highly recommend. Plus, they have a great designer for their merch. Bought a shirt and a water bottle in the short time I waited.

We ordered a Trike on line. Longmont Bicycle assembled it. Chris was great. It was a gift and he…read moreactually got the trike to our home without my husband knowing. He went the extra mile when we had trouble riding it. Returned to the house watched us try to ride and solved our problem. What incredible personal service.

Overcharged on labor without asking, offered to tighten cassette after changing chain and charged…read more$20 just for that, even charged $15 just to throw on grips I bought there that I obviously would've put on myself if I'd known. Bought grips and had them put on without that charge days earlier. Said all this at the counter and he took off $10, still pretty ridiculous.

This bike shop is terrible. High prices. Surly owner. Poor selection. Poor repair work…read more I went in to buy a chain for my bike, and the owner asks, "you want me to shorten this for ya?" I said "sure", thinking that since I just paid $22 for a chain, it included matching it to my current chin's length. After he was done, he said, "that will be $5"....I balked. He proceeded to argue with me (his customer) then raised his voice about how his labor isn't free.....blah, blah, blah..... I have a chain tool at home. Had I known this douche was gonna charge me I would have done it at home. When he offered to do the work, there was no mention of a charge.... Another time I took my bike it to find out why it was skipping gears. I left it with them for a week. I asked them to figure out what the problem was. They called a week later and said it was fixed. Not even 1/4 way down the block the skipping problem was still there.....WTF??I don't think they even looked at it or test rode it. I had to leave it with them for another 3 days for them to fix it. I will never spend my $$ at this facade of a bike shop again. PERIOD.

Rick has repaired and tuned my well worn and hard ridden bicycles for years. He tunes the bikes…read moreannually, and has provided various other services as the bikes have needed them. He found a replacement wheel for my 1970's era Univega when a fall caused me to destroy the front wheel. He has been great at finding the things I need, when I need them.

I have a cargo bike from a company that went out of business. It needed major repairs. James was…read moreexcellent with informing me of exactly what needed to be done and offering different solutions. Having a bulky bike makes a mobile repair solution a no-brainer. James is punctual and professional. I would definitely recommend him

Both my car and bike (Public V7) had recently broken down to the point of nonfunctionality. I…read moreneeded a reliable set of new wheels, so I bought a Priority Turi. I know and am mechanically inclined enough to do simple installations/removals of basic components and accessories. I can do the stuff that has a binary answer to, "Is it on securely or not? It is obviously presenting a hazard to the rider or not?" But I don't know enough to easily and accurately diagnose a problem should one arise, nor do I have enough mechanical intuition of bikes to recognize when I've fine-tuned a part correctly. I had spent eight fruitless months, on and off, trying to fix my Public V7. The experience was so demoralizing that I knew I had to challenge myself to self-assemble the Priority Turi for the practice and, afterwards, have it vetted by a pro for my own safety. Once complete, I went on a short test ride. First, I noticed my front wheel still felt wobbly even though I had tightened the axle nuts until I physically couldn't tighten them any further. Secondly, my rear brakes seemed substantially weaker than my front brakes. I wrote the latter off as perhaps a quirk of the bike and only mentioned the former to James when he arrived for my appointment. James and his adorable little dog arrived ~8 minutes late. To me, this was reasonable given that I live in Loveland and scheduled a service with a roving bike repair business based in Fort Collins. On top of that, the booking platform didn't seem to provide James with much buffer time between different appointments. I booked just the minimum Safety Check knowing that there was a possibility the quote would change if I needed more services than that package offered. I also deliberately booked a slot that started three hours before his next appointment just in case. I told James about the front wheel, wiggled it to demonstrate, he checked to see if I'd secure the axle nuts adequately, then asked me if the wheel came that way out of the box. I said yes. He explained that the wheel appears to be too loose from its own hub, which means putting miles on it would cause excess wear on the hub bearings and lead to premature wheel failure. James clarified that the issue can be fixed the same-day, but of course such a repair would change my service tier from a bare bones Safety Inspection ($55) to a Bike Build ($130). I gave him the OK and he went to work. Within the hour, James was wrapping up and had me test ride. The front wheel was now totally secured and it was much easier to engage the rear brakes. When I mentioned the improved rear brake, he sounded relieved that I'd noticed, confirmed that the rear brake is supposed to be more powerful than what I got out of the box, that he did troubleshoot, but that attempting a permanent resolution would probably require a disc brake bleed service (a separate $30 service not included in the Bike Build package). I again agreed, waited, went on another test ride where I noticed that the rear brake was even more responsive but a new subtle noise like metal-on-metal was coming from the rear, and brought it to his attention. James quickly and accurate diagnosed the entry-level disc brake rotor as being slightly out of true, which he manually adjusted before having me go on one last test ride that proved much quieter. I seriously appreciate that he was able to take feedback humbly and impersonally to get to the bottom of things. Before he left, I had him help me install an Ergon bar end mirror, got multiple quotes regarding potential services on two other bikes I own, and consulted with him on an upcoming purchase of a pre-owned bike. He provided candid advice and fair service quotes based on my stated goals, even when those stated goals would not involve the most lucrative services for him. It was clear that he wasn't trying to upsell me; always a nice feeling. Plus, I got to talk to him about bike parts, the local biking community (he's an alum of the FC Bike Co-Op and still maintains close ties to them), and I learned he contributes to local biking nonprofits. LOL even my neighbors poached him for a bit to get a quote on their bikes before he began my service, and he did have time to help them after completing mine. Some things to keep in mind: James does keep a fair amount of bike parts on hand, so you can buy replacements directly from him at MSRP during service. He also has some bikes available for purchase. Additionally, he can source a pre-owned bike from the FC Bike Co-Op to purchase based on what you're looking for, then deliver it to your home to either ride as-is or refurb it more. James' cute rescue dog Charlie may accompany him to your appointment and you'll want to mention any pet allergies ahead of time in the booking details. In summary, the mobile Bike Wrench is a B-Corp-adjacent local business that does such good and honest work that your neighbors may try to elbow in on your appointment!

Great bike store and rented me a good road bike to practice Ironman cycling while in Colorado…read more Super friendly and flexible. I will rent again when in Colorado. Bikes were quality and fairly priced as well

Last year we were visiting family here in FoCo and decided to rent bikes, so I reserved two at REI…read more my wife and I went to get them and after signing up and test riding discovered that although they were beautiful bikes and well maintained, they weren't the kind of ride we were looking for. After returning them, we saw that Recycled Cycles was just across the street, so we ran over there to see about renting bikes. Their rentals were also not suitable but rather than spending a lot more of our time searching, and seeing that they had LOTS of used bikes for sale, I said to my wife, why don't we look into buying bikes. After only a very short search we found two suitable choices, in great shape and at very fair prices. I liked mine so much that I decided to leave it at our son's house to use on subsequent visits. My wife didn't love hers and decided to see if RC would be willing to buy it back. They did, AND gave her surprisingly great terms. Our son and daughter in law decided then and there that Recycled Cycles would be their bike shop of choice. In fact, later last year our son came back and bought a bike from them. Great service!

It was really cool to try these bikes out on the trails of Fort Collins. The serviceman there was…read morefriendly and helpful when it came to how these bikes work. The store looked clean and was brimming with different bikes to try out.

My family and I had the most amazing time during our tour around Fort Collins. Our tour guide Jim…read morewas so knowledgeable and entertaining. He knew so much about the town and its amazing spots Their bikes are new and run very smoothly. We highly recommend this tour while visiting FC. We will be back.

Awesome! Wayne is…read morefocused entirely on customer service. He will take hours to speak with you about exactly what you need, and his prices are ridiculously reasonable. He sells high quality products and won't try to upsell you, but instead tries to ensure you have exactly what you need for whatever you're doing, from a cross country trip to simple daily commuting. This is a business that makes you feel good inside for giving them your money.

I cannot recommend the touring store enough! Wayne has the best prices around, not to mention…read morethat's he's wicked helpful and friendly! He seems genuinely interested in helping you get the equipment you need to have a successful tour. He also includes some really helpful tips and notes about certain types of equipment. Thanks Wayne!