These guys are the best when you need your bike fixed or serviced. Kind, accommodating and…read morecommunicative. Steve and his crew make you feel like they actually care about getting you back on the trail.

Brought my bike in for a gear adjustment and after spending the $75 on the gear adjustment my bike…read morestarted to "ghost shift." I brought it back because it was ghost shifting and I had a "light" crash ... Went to pick up my bike AGAIN after just bringing it there, regardless of the "small" crash the bike was going to have to go back after the initial gear check / repair for $75 because it was (ghost shifting) so regardless it had to go back ... Pick it up for a second time and they over charged me $20 bringing my bill to $120 .... They took the $20 charge off and left my bike repaired with a badly scratched derailleur on it even though I brought a fresh one with no scratches in on the second visit... Not the best experiences, just calling it how it is / was too. I mean who repairs a bike with a fresh hanger but leaves the derailleur looking like shit.. Located in my town but if I don't have to back I won't go back! Spent close two $200 in two repairs and both times left unhappy.. Actually on the first repair I had to bring it back beside for $75 it shouldn't make sounds and should work accordingly, no!?! SUPER UNHAPPY. Now I need to bring it to another bike shop to have the derailleur taken care of and my handle bars wrapped was left looking like shit and when I brought it in I said I had handle bar wrap but no one asked if I was happy or need anything else situated before they went on vacation and before I picked it up. If I opened a bike shop I know I could do better and it starts with BUILDING RAPPORT AND ACTUALLY CARING!

Provided Great and immediate minor service and advice. Affable, accommodating I recommend this very…read morefriendly and cozy bike shop to anyone interested in biking, or who might need prof repairs and advice.

As someone who has no interest in the bikes in there just due to their style. I ride BMX and…read morebrought a custom BMX bike all in parts there that he built it from the ground up. Has been doing my Maintenace on it which is a few times a year it could be anything to a trueing, chain, bolts to something I just want to ask about. Has always been my go-to guy to a bike he doesn't work on often(just bc many people don't ride BMX). I will continue to go there always the pricing is great on Maintenace and always has my bike back to me that day or the next if he's busy.

Great little shop to tune the bike of our child! Friendly and reasonably priced. Will come back.read more

Call before going there. Hours are sporadic. The hours posted on Google should not be relied uponread more

My partner's electric shifter lost its' charge.....Tom, at Breakaway charged it up for her, then…read morelent her the charger; all out of kindness. Great shop, great folks, great service!

Bash Bish Bicycles was fantastic--super friendly and attentive, making sure my bike was the perfect…read morefit.

Passing through the area and wanted to rent bikes for a ride. Sam was AWESOME - super kind and…read moreknowledgable. He helped guide us through some good options for rides and gave so much extra cool information about the area and what it has to offer. Can't wait to come back and will definitely return to rent bikes again to continue exploring!

Christian and Elysia helped me big time and went the extra mile to help me find the right batting…read moregloves in the color I needed. they were amazing

I had a great experience with Gabbie at the check out because I asked her to see if I had any money…read moreleft on my gift cards and one of the gift cards went through but the other didn't and after swiping 3 times she took the initiative and manually put the numbers in to see if there was anything on it. thankfully it went through and not only did I have enough to pay the remainder of my purchase for my soccer ball and pickle balls but I had an additional $15.75. Thank you very much Gabbie for going above and beyond for me. Much appreciated.

Kyle comes off as nice - but when you truly need him - he is too busy - because he is i want to…read moresell my bike back - which he said when i bought it "no problem" that is what he always says - do not buy a bike from this man - he is too busy in his other career to give a "&^%$" about his customers - so speaking of which - he said he would take my bike back but hasn't so it's for sale I hope he pays attention to the medical care and fire more than his customers

Met Kyle from Pedego beacon location at a home show he was a vendor at, followed up with a test…read moreride at shop with Ali! They are the most knowledgeable and helpful sales people I've met and truly understand customers needs from bike size, to accessories to prices! They offer many options and are patient and accommodating. My Husband and I are thrilled they crossed our paths to becoming bikers! Thank you Pedego of Beacon! We will be back and sharing our experience on our social media as well

Although this rail trail was billed as being paved, calling it paved is a misnomer & it's a good…read morething our bikes could handle it because it is actually an all-gravel trail. We parked at the Woodstock-Dike Trailhead & the views of the reservoir & surrounding hills near there are beautiful, as is the fresh smelling air & green, green trees. Most areas you pass are pretty, such as wooded hillsides that slope down towards the reservoir, sounds of birds, lots & lots of forested spaces, a small residential area with KEEP OUT signs & small streams of water running alongside the trail. Tons of chipmunks crossing the trail. We saw lots of walkers, a few, fellow bikers & stopped briefly at a few of the large signs that tell of the history of how the reservoir was created as well as the rail trail. We misunderstood & thought this was a loop trail going all the way around the reservoir, but we were wrong. It only skirts the northern side of it, so we rode 8 of the 11 miles, turned around & ultimately rode 16 miles total. Good, bumpy, gravelly ride. Good signage, good parking, benches one the side of the trail as well as distance markers.

I loved walking this trail! Miles and miles of beauty, fresh air, tall trees and water views. It's…read morean 11.5 mile flat trail along the Ashoka Reservoir. Bikes and dogs allowed, and port-a-potties at each of the public trailheads. Plenty of parking. Beautiful and peaceful! If I lived here, I would go regularly.