Brought in my bike for repair…read more The mechanic (Bradley) looked at the bike determined a couple of simple adjustments and had me on my way in less than 30 minutes. Cost was very reasonable. I highly recommend Bike Stop for courtesy, integrity and convenience.

Love it. I've lived near this outpost forever but finally needed a bike repair. They did a great…read morejob and it was quick and easy. Busy but quick!

Granada has been my bike shop for many years and have never had anything but a great experience…read more They are all knowledgeable and friendly.

this is the third high-end bike we bought from Granada. One from each the stores. I'd like…read morethank them for helping me obtain my dream bike. it's a retirement present to myself. they were very accommodating to my needs and I highly recommend them for all your biking needs.

I HIGHLY recommend this place. They have a new regular customer in me! I bought a used bike last…read moreyear and was having tire issues. I called and asked if could change my inner tubes and show me how to do it in case I get stuck on a trail. She didn't even hesitate and answered 'of course!' She greeted me with a big smile and eager to help in anyway she could. I noticed that her and Steve were eager to help everyone that walked in the door and did it with sincere warm smiles!

I had been here before. After today, however, no more. Register lady was rude and pretended to be…read moreknowledgeable. The item they sold me for $7 did not fit as they said it would. So they switched it for a $3 item that did work, and called it even. Whether it's $4 or $1,000-- a thief is a thief. Very disappointed as I like to support local businesses, but the way they carry themselves here, I am taking my money elsewhere.

Extremely poor service. I brought my bike in for a tune-up under my plan and they suggested I get…read morea new chain, which was fine. I picked the bike up and withing 25 miles the rear tire shredded on one side. I returned to the shop and was told this was just normal "wear and tear" and had nothing to do with the tune-up. I asked if an examination of the tires was nto something done in a tune-up, and they promptly told me that they have no way of knowing when a tire will shred or become unusable. The shredding was considered "a coincidence". I equate this to taking my car into the shop and know they will look at all the vital parts (tires included) and make recommendations on them. They seem to know what the remaining life span of a tire is I ended up having to buy a new tire and tube, which they would not even give me a discounted price on. They also mentioned that the tune-up plan I had purchased should have never been sold with the bike (not sure what that was all about...). I have been to many of the other bike shops in town and they are knowledgeable and thorough. These folks seem to be in it just for the money. Don't go here unless you really are in a bind. Go to a place where they know what they are talking about.

Very expensive, very bad at fixing bikes. I spent a lot of money for them to mess up my bike.read more

My first time biking Bangert I was alternately delighted and frustrated. A bicycle allowed me to…read morecover the entire island, something I've never done on foot. Every time I came to a path fork I took the trail heading away from the interior. So, it was a delight to cover the perimeter and finally explore areas I hadn't been in before. However, the lack of trail markers--even at the forks--meant much of the time I had little idea where I was. The trail map was no help and only by checking the sun's position and knowing where the river was did I have an idea of the general direction I was headed. That was frustrating. I kept thinking how a walker wouldn't know where they were, nor how far they were from the next fork that could take them back to Bangert's entrance. Beyond that, the island's trails are fairly easy. Paths nearest the River Road and along the north are solid and mostly flat. Trails along the river are sandy with frequent dips and switchbacks. I began by heading north toward Interstate 70 and its traffic roar. Once I made the turn south and biked further from the bridge the noise subsided and the ride became more serene. However, the trail also got narrower. Trees close in and it's easy to snag a handlebar or pedal. There were a few small tree trunks across the trail--part of the fun of mountain biking--but most were level with the ground. A few trunks showed recent evidence of large trees having been cut to allow the path to run between the sections. Carey in what you need: There are no facilities of any sort here.

Would love to give this a 5 star review, but went on the Slough Loop Trail and got about a mile…read moreinto the "loop" and hit a dead end with lots of downed trees and heavy brush covering the trail, with no real way to get around. Had to backtrack and try another trail. That trail was open with no dead ends. Hopefully St. Charles County parks will clear the downed trees this winter and open all the trails once again for Spring 2022. Anyway, nice overlook of the Missouri River just south of the I-70 Blanchette Bridge. The trails are mostly wooded with several spots that have views of the river.

I actually made a purchase here yesterday after being directed to this location from the manager in…read moreFenton. When I entered the store I was greeted by multiple associates, and actually spoke about some of their equipment with a salesman. The selection of the rolling luggage bags were what I was hoping to discover, having made the trek from the Fenton location. Thank you for the knowledge and pointing me in the right direction!

The 511 store definitely has what I need in clothing and footwear. as a public safety professional…read moreI would recommend 511.

Rudy did some work on a motorcycle for me.And it came back running perfect. His mechanical…read moreexpertise includes cars and boats. Not only does he repair motorcycles, he also rides them and races them professionally. His business is family owned and operated. I will definitely be taking all of my motorized needs to his shop in the future.

I've been to the shop twice. They have helped me with 3 bikes. Did nice work for me…read more I called today to get help with another bike. There was static on the line. The owner (he clearly identified himself as such) assumed it was my phone. I got an F bomb from him and saying I was bothering him. He was really annoyed. I don't know who got him upset, but he took it out on me today. I'm bringing my business somewhere else. Too bad, I thought he was a nice guy doing good work.

Now I see why this store has all great reviews! Val was extremely helpful and patient as I tried on…read more3 different shoes with/without different inserts. They analyze your foot and select shoes/inserts for you and then you actually go outside and do a little jog a few yards to make sure everything looks/feels right. It was the experience I hoped for, plus more!

I had never heard of this store until my sister wanted to try pricing for my nephew a running shoe…read morefor his upcoming track meet . FYI they do not sell kids shoes. We browsed around the store anyway and I was very impressed by the concept. Many people come in here for foot support. You tell staff what foot issues you are having, and they will figure out solutions on why your foot is having the issues, find you a shoe and or insert to help your gait. They have an area where you can walk to test out the feel I'm guessing before you make your purchase. They have men and women shoes, sandals, socks, accessories and apparel. Brand shoes like Brooks and Hoka are available as well. I also saw a side room with treadmills and other work out sections as well. Staff was friendly and appeared to be knowledgeable. Check them out !

I've been going here for a few years since I bought my scooter. My husband has also purchased…read moremotorcycles and side by sides from here. My personal experience is more with retail items (helmets, gloves, etc). The service is friendly and helpful. the prices are a bit higher than some competitors. Hubby says he's always had great service when buying vehicles and fair prices. There are usually A LOT of sales people here but they don't hassle you. They offer help and if you decline, they leave it be. Pre Covid they had large customer appreciation events in the summer with food and entertainment in their front lawn area. They even bring in local radio station 105.7 (if thats your jam). I attended a few events there and thought they were done very well.

Never responded to my question about service. No big deal though, I only let Niehaus in Litchfield…read morework on my bike. This place is widely known for exorbitant fees and overpricing.