They adjusted the breaks on my grandkids new bikes. Service was excellent and quick.read more

While visiting from the Philly area my rear derailleur cable snapped about 12 miles into a 50 mile…read moreride . They were very accommodating with an emergency replacement which I greatly appreciated! They also let me know about a couple other worn items that I should keep an eye on for future replacement by my local bike shop. Well done and thank you Bicycle Outfitters!

By far the best! The service, atmosphere, the food! You get that small town hospitality that it's…read moreknown for. It's the only ice cream place in Williamsburg and they get a good many people from different areas (furthest I met lived in Ebensburg!) just for their tasty food! The owners are so down to earth and take their time with each and every customer. They don't rush you or look overwhelmed. They employ a good many high schoolers, personally I never had a problem with any of them they are just like the owners. A few years ago they put a car port with tables up which is nice! There's also another seating facing the river, a pravillion, and many other shady seating. The trail is right beside them it's my favorite part of Williamsburg. The river sound and shade can make you lose track of time peaceful and certain areas have beaches to picnic or swim. A hot summer day here will make the life stresses leave. With lower trail you'll never stop going it's worth it all.

This is a well maintained trail winding through the woods along the Frankstown Branch of the…read moreJuniata River and made over an old railroad bed so it's nice and flat for the most part. It goes from Alexandria, PA to Williamsburg, PA and a bit beyond. It's great for biking, horseback riding or just walking. You can park at the Alfarata Station in Alexandria or at the Water Street Flea Market, or at the Flowing Spring Station if you're coming from the other direction. There are four other stations along the way.

We biked from Koser Park to the Decatur Street Access in Marietta. It's a very well maintained and…read morepaved trail.  Great condition good enough for skates though we only saw mostly bikers and one skateboarder during our visit.  The trail must be relatively new because the donated benches are still in mint condition.  There are placards along the trail providing background on various subjects.  The trail offers many nice amenities. Among others, Porta-Johns are available at 4 locations and bike repairing stations at 2. The 6.5 mile trail offers good variety in terms of views and terrains. Though mostly flat and straight, there are short sections that are windy or sloppy.  There are open fields and woody areas. The trail is near the Susquehanna River and you can see the water in many sections of the trail which is great. There are even a few spots where you can gain access to the river. We crossed 2-3 small bridges and had a great view of the Shocks Mills Bridge. Around the midpoint is the River Front Park which offers a great view of the river and well maintained picnic area for large groups, and 2 vending machines! We were surprised to see a sign to Columbia when we reached Decatur Street access, our destination.  Per Google Maps the trail ended right there.  We asked a couple who just came from that direction and they said the trail doesn't go all the way and riding on public roads would be required to make the connections.   So we stuck with our plan and did not continue. Overall I'm absolutely impressed with how well the trail is maintained, all the amenities it offers, and its vicinity to the river. UPDATE: Google Maps is not to be trusted! I have since found out the trail continues 3 miles north of Koser Park access, and 4.5 miles south of the Decatur Street access. From the Decatur Street access, you can continue 2 miles of nice windy trail before having to venture out onto S Bank St in Marietta. At this point you can either cross the railroad and turn right to eventually get to Furnace Rd where the off-road trail resumes, or if you're adventurous, you can continue with the unpaved trail which will end up in the parking lot of the Chickies Rock County Park and when you come out through the tunnel you will end up with the same Furnace Rd connection to the River Trail. This gap is well worth it because the next 1.5 mile towards Columbia is such a delight to ride through. Once in Columbia, you can head back, unless you want to visit the Columbia Crossings Trails Center, in which case, you'll have to ride the sidewalks and cross busy Rt 441 twice.

Fun day on this trail today, then we hopped off the trail and did some boulder hopping. The trail…read moreeventually becomes to complicated since you can't tell where it stops and begins the closer you get to TMI. The 'hunger rocks' were exposed today due to low river levels. Yahoo!!

These downhill trails are really fun. In the summer, the trails can be a bit overgrown with grass…read moreand weeds. Watch out for ticks and poison ivy. There is a section of various downhill trails, another section of trick jumps, and a handful of trails. There is at least one bike service station in case you run into trouble. Parking is a bit tricky since you can only fit two cars where the main entrance is off the main road. Otherwise, I think many people park at the school but not sure what is safe or not (to avoid a tow).

Awesome local MTB trails. Small park, but a great crew of local folks who care and maintain the…read moretrails. Ride and be respectful. Check online or the flashing light color for trail conditions. Don't ride if blinking red! Ride dirt, not mud! Lots of jump trails, but can easily ride perimeter if that is not your thing.

The Northern Central Railroad Bike Trail is a 20 mile course in Maryland stretching from Ashland…read moreRoad in Hunt Valley to the Mason Dixie Line. We usually go bike riding at the Monkton section. There is a small parking lot, bathrooms, and park office. There are more parking along the shoulder of Monkton Road. One can also rent bikes and inner tubes here for tubing at the Gunpowder River. The trail is 10 feet wide with a stone dust surface.

hands down best bike store in reading he was very hopeful…read morewith my problem and helped me at the very last minute... very professional in working on bikes , i will recommend to everyone to check it out for yourself,,, but i give it 100* rating, everyone else is cons out for money , it ment the world to me when he fixed my bike and no one else cared u love you guys truly awesome happy rider now thanks rex ott

Best selection, service, best bike lines. Passionate staff. These guys ride! Best wrench in the…read morebiz. If leave 6 starts if I could.

Went in to Let's Roll bike shop in Columbia, PA just to check out a few folding e-bikes not sure if…read moreI was going to purchase one. They were great showing me my different options. I went to lunch, while at lunch I looked online at one of the manufacturers and that they had a sale going on online for a significant discount for the exact bike I was looking at. I went back to the shop to see if they would honor the discount, they said no problem. I then took the bike for a test ride and it was exactly what I wanted and being able to get the online discount in store was icing on the cake! They even made sure I knew how to fold it up. Very happy with this shop and my new Superhuman Shapeshifter folding e-bike that I purchased and I will definitely be back to get maintenance and service done when it's needed. Now on to some trail rides!

Very well stocked, had a bicycle for a test ride, and the staff was very friendly and…read moreknowledgeable. Though I didn't buy from them at the time, would not hesitate to return for any reason.

X-posting a review from the Wissahickon Park page. This park is so good it deserves two 5-star…read moreratings. Hard to rate an entire park this massive, but all things considered, after 5 years of traversing the trails here, this is an awesome park. Note that I live in U-City, so the fact that such a massive trail system exists in only a ~20 minute drive, depending on which part of the park I start in, is a blessing and keeps my sanity. Friends of Wissahickon does a great job maintaining trails and even expanding the system over the past few years. I don't think I've ever observed an unseemly part of the park. Definitely unseemly times of year like the snow thaw or the time between the trees dying and the snow falling, but otherwise, this park is beautiful all times of year. I've never had a hard time parking, never even had trouble with crowds even around the most popular trails (ex. Forbidden Drive). Even the bikers are friendly and patient here! Would strongly recommend not only visiting but coming back to keep exploring! I'm still finding new gems in this massive trail system.

Today I decided to switch things up and take a trip to Valley Green in Wissahickon Park, Philly…read more I've always heard about Devil's Pool but had never been, so when I saw the trailhead, I figured--why not check it out? What I've known about Devil's Pool is that it's been a popular hangout spot, especially for teens and young adults--swimming, drinking, smoking, etc. But I wasn't prepared for how disappointing the trail would be. At nearly every turn, there was trash--plastic bottles, wrappers, and even entire black garbage bags just left behind. The closer I got to Devil's Pool, the worse it got. There are clear signs asking visitors to take their trash with them, yet so many clearly don't. It's really disheartening to see such a beautiful natural space disrespected like that. Instead of feeling peaceful or connected to nature, it honestly felt a bit unsanitary and neglected. Wissahickon Park deserves better. If you visit, please respect the space and take out everything you bring in.

Competent bike service and expertise on various bikes. They no how to fit cyclist to a bike without…read moreall the fancy technology. Why, they see the various ways a bike can fit to customer and what the riders purpose of the bike. Buying and servicing my bikes with them over 15 years. The mechanics know the workings and listen to the customer and ask questions. My wife is 4' 10" and they have fitted her to the smallest adult female bikes to be safe and enjoy the rides. Likewise for me in different ways due to aging body. Also, have wide choice of bikes to pick from.

Have bought several bikes from Merv and have had services done over 10+ years. I would recommend…read morethis shop.