Really great local bike shop. Everyone is chill and it seemed like a fair price for a tuneup and…read moretires.

My family has been coming here for over 30 years now. Old skool classic bike shop! Burbank…read morestaple. They don't make them like they used to type sh! Great selection of bikes, employees are super friendly and knowledgeable, and they have all sorts of BMX parts. Shout out to Brett!

In 2018 I paid a lot of cash for my Canyon CF-SLX Road Bike and happy the bike store down the…read morestreet took good care of me. When that shop, lost their lease and had to close I was in a panic as I am great with financial spreadsheets but a real Clutz with anything mechanical so I called the single Canyon outlet in the USA at the time which was in Oceanside, CA. Naturally they were hesitant to name a place but with some begging I finally got a guy in their mechanic shop to recommend Stotts on Victory Boulevard in Burbank and have been very happy with them. I do a lot of charity rides including the 545-mile AIDS Life Cycle 10 times along with many local centuries in the area. Over the years I've become comfortable with telling them they type of ride I am getting ready to do and ask them to do whatever they need to get the bike ready; if it's just a small adjustment out of wack they just do it with no charge but it its more, I am always quoted a price and a reason why the work is needed. One time I went in to buy a new set of Continental Grand Prix 5000 tires and was shown why I did not need tires by showing me the tread indicators. I went in to get new brake pads once and was told I just needed a slight adjustment. I now just drop of my bike and tell them to do whatever it needs for xxx bike ride and they always call me back with a quote and a reason why. A tune up is a tune up but if more is required, they always call me to say what they recommend and the reason why. From the owner to all of the staff, I trust these guys and drive out of my way to patronize them. David Woodard

I needed axle nuts so I stopped by Stotts. I was in and out in 5 minutes. I recommend if you need…read morebicycle parts. Nice friendly staff. Parking available out in front of the store.

Definitely recommend this bike shop. Ulysses helped me pick out the perfect bike for what I needed…read more He schooled me on how to upkeep it. He also helped show me how to take off the front wheel and put it back on as I'd be putting it in the back of my car most times. He was very thorough and attentive to all my questions. Great shop, great customer service and most of all... great bike!! Highly recommend.

This is the best bike shop in the valley!…read more I recently bought a vintage bike due to the increase in gas prices (I know everyone else is thinking about it too). I came in knowing bare minimum on bikes. However, Ulysses was super wise and insightful with anything and everything about bikes. He helped revitalize this bike and modified it to my needs. He was honest and communicative through every step of the build. The work speaks for itself! Would recommend 10/10!! The price is also very reasonable and worth it.

Good and understanding customer service, helpful with getting to know the bike and let us test it…read moreout.

Great service and my bike is gorgeous! Everyone was super nice and helpful. Really happy with my…read moreexperience :)

I can't say enough good things about this bicycle shop. Steve and Brian are the owners, and they've…read morealways been both knowledgeable and genuinely friendly from the moment I walk in. I've purchased several bikes from them, and every time the advice has been spot-on--helpful, patient, and never pushy. Brian in particular is a master bike mechanic. He consistently repairs and tunes up all my race bikes, and the results show every time I'm out on the road or at an event. If you want great bikes, expert service, and a team that truly cares about riders, I highly recommend this shop.

My wife's front wheel tire was stolen and so we searched for a place to replace the wheel and…read moremaintain her bike. We decided to check out Cycle World Bike and glad we did. We dropped off the bike on a Saturday and it was ready with new handle tape, tire and maintenance by the following Wednesday. They answered all our questions, gave us tips and made us feel welcomed. Well def. be back here for all our bike needs.

Took my e-bike there to replace tube in rear tire. Max did job quickly while I waited whereas a…read moreshop in Sunland said to leave bike for 3 days. They had a nice variety of bikes at good prices. They are a great asset to the area. I hope they stay in business. BACKROAD BICYCLES IS NOW MY GO TO BIKE SHOP !!!!!! I live near Montrose bike shop and Alexa told me they were open but guess what, I went there and they're now a fitness gym and you can ride a stationary bike there.

Very highly recommend! Great bike service done quickly. I have an old high-end mountain bike which…read moreneeded some TLC. Kyoshi made some great suggestions for replacements and improvements. So happy to have them here in Glendale.

It's been about ten years that I bought an ICE TRIKE from dana…read more I have zero regrets. Being a disabled veteran made the ordering and purchase very easy. That being said I purposefully searched to see if Bent Up Cycles still existed. Congratulation on your staying power. I have lost close to 30 pounds from riding off and on. My unit came with a Chinese built motor. Again go see Dana. Im sure he's picked up some stories and photos over the years.

We think this place and the people that work there are the very best in the recumbent bike…read morebusiness! Great service, super knowledgeable staff, and wide selection of bikes and accessories. Competitive pricing too! What's nice is you can test drive your bike in the neighborhood behind the store.

I'm a dealer for pure cycles and I'm extremely happy with this company…read more They are a straight forward Co. Selling a good quality product I recommend them to anybody Lbw

I first walked into Pure Cycles a few months back to purchase a Thousand Helmet -as it was the only…read moreplace in Burbank to not still be stuck in the 1950s. That's the thing with Burbank (I'm a born-raised Valley Boy) - who-tf is still wearing a full on train conductor outfit and buying train models like Arnold from Different Strokes? But then again, who still thinks going to a hookah bar is cool? This town apparently. Man, I miss when downtown Burbank had goth-bums hanging out in front of that one coffee shop with Alice in Wonderland painted all over the bathroom walls. I hate that stupid painting of Val Kilmer and Meg Ryan (or is it Jim Morrison and his girlfriend Pamela?) on San Fernando Blvd. down the block from that storyplace pub. As a teen, I listened to music from Manchester - cos Richard Blade (K-R-O-Q: first in Pasadena before Burbank) was spinning just great sounds, right; then Nirvana shows up -which was cool; until corp-USA missed the point entirely and started giving us Alice in Chains - worst band ever! Seriously, quit thinking they're a good band! Then, making things worst, GenX teens who thought Grunge was an off shoot of Classic Rock (nope); started this goddam Doors revival bullsh*. Leave that to your mom, man, we got our own sound! I understood Rodney "On the Rock" Bigenheimer when he sang "I hate the 90s!" Although today I totally miss them days. Honestly. Oh yah, Pure Cycles. Yah, so what I truly dig about these guys - they don't try to sell me sh* I don't need. You see, I got this Cannonball or Cannondale (?) bicycle to ride around Forest Lawn Drive up to Mineral Wells - and I want to wear one of 'em full on psycho...err...cycle outfits like the guys racing PeeWee Herman in the opening of that '85 classic movie - (filmed in Burbank, btw, cos the director was one of 'em goth-bums from Burbank). Anyhow, they're like, "no, dude, you don't need all that...just ride." So yah, if you need true guidance from a group of men who know cycling -and not trying to sell you a bunch of stuff you don't need (however, I do recommend you buy one of their riding-caps) - drive up the same street Marty McFly skate-boarded when he yelled out, "I'm late for school!" -cos these gents are just up the block from Doc's house on Victory Blvd. Alice in Chains sucks; turn up The Style Council (Paul Weller, The Jam; good stuff!) instead - those dudes have a cool video of themselves cycling called My Ever Changing Moods. Give that, and these dudes at Pure Cycle a go!

Took my grandkids in for camping snacks and supplies. They loved that they could sit in the tent!…read moreAll the sales people were super helpful, thank you, especially Gene and the guy who works in sleeping bags.

This was very inconvenient and disappointing. My boss has a cute little jacket that they forgot to…read moretake the security tag off of. We called and with his phone number they were able to look it up and said Yep, we see your jacket. They even knew which color way it was! They said, bring it in and we will remove the security tag, so I drove over there the next day. It took me half an hour and when I arrived the first person I spoke to pulled it up on the computer and said let me get a manager to help me with this. A manager came over and with a not very nice attitude said, I don't see anything under that phone number, you don't have a receipt, I can't help you. I said I just called yesterday and I was told that if I brought it in you could help me they looked it up and saw it under the phone number, is there anyone working today that was here yesterday? And he said no. The store is huge. I said I don't believe you that there is no one working here today that was here yesterday and he said well, its a change over time but there's nobody here that would've spoken to you yesterday. So I said OK well you're a liar and you're power tripping. I was told that you could look it up and the employee who called you over was able to see it on the computer before you got here, that's why he called you for help to remove the tag. He was committed to not helping me. On top of all that, my boss said that's absolutely false information they can absolutely look it up. He has returned things to them before without receipts with just a phone number.

If you're looking to get into biking this is the place to go! Everyone here was so helpful and…read morefriendly. It never feels like they're trying to upsell you or get you something you're unhappy with. Even after closing when I was struggling to put my bike in my car, Roberto was patient and kind in teaching me how to remove the wheel and handle my bike with care.

Basically the greatest bike shop this side of the Mississippi; all of the people who work there are…read moreeither super friendly or neutral. Everyone knows tons of stuff about bikes, and they listen to you and do their best to solve your issue. No used bikes and no super cheap bikes, all very good quality bikes. They are phenomenal at repairs. If they were a bit closer to my home I would go nowhere else. Visit when you have a moment, go immediately when you have an emergency. I give them 4.6 stars but it made me choose 4.