A good no non-sense bike repair shopread more

James and Keith own this lovely repair and service facility in Downtown Rochester…read more They are honest, no-nonsense quality repair people. This is the place to go if you have a PRE-1980 two (or three!) wheeler in need of maintenance or repair. I've had their help (putting it mildly) on two projects--fitting a sidecar to my Royal Enfield 650 Interceptor, and finishing up my restoration of a 1964 Honda 50 Cub. All work was performed in a timely and professional manner, The bill for each project was below my expectations, and the quality of work was above my expectations. For example, they found an OEM light bulb for the speedometer on my 50 year old honda cub. It's 6v. It's not available over the counter. If you have a pre-1980 HD, Vincent, Indian, Excelsior, Japanese classic, Brit bike, this is the best place in town to bring it for servicec or repair, tires, or just to shoot the shite and show off your classic bike. Tell them Uncle Bob sent you. Grrrrr!

Trouble elec problems. Excellent service, pick up, delivery,…read morediagnosed and fixed without just replacing parts, fair price and did what he said he would do!

From the owner: Offering high quality service and repairs on all brands of ATVs, Dirtbikes, SXS, Motorcycles,…read moreSnowmobiles, Mowers, Equipment, Trailers, and more! Engines and Suspension can be shipped in for service. Located in Bergen NY, services by appointment only.

this place has a fantastic mission and a staff of volunteers. I highly recommend purchasing or…read moremaking bike repairs here. I just purchased a new road bike and they were informative, honest, and made sure I was comfortable with all pieces and info before leaving. They even gave me a bike rack for storage while riding and a presta valve adapter. Great humans and I'm always happy to support R Community.

When I became a volunteer I expected to push pencils around but instead they taught me how to…read morecompletely repair bicycles, from top to bottom!!! If you are a cyclist, this is very useful because you will know what to do if something happens while you are out riding. Also as a volunteer you get to build your own bike. I loved my little Fuji dearly, and I learned so much from this volunteer experience. They also gave my little son his first bike too. Proud to know how to wield a bike wrench now! Come by and visit.

Highly recommend, friendly, good service. Lots of experience so they will get you right... much…read morebetter than other places I've been nearby

I really wanted to like Roger and his bike shop. I went out of my way to support a small, local…read morebusiness instead of the large chain bike shop. He special ordered tires for me and told me how much it would be to install them. I got a message that the tires were in and headed off to the shop with my bike. I should have clarified when I would be in with my bike- mistake #1. When I arrived, I was told it was a ten day wait. Fine, that was my mistake. I can wait. Mistake #2 I didn't thoroughly clean my bike before taking it to him. I'm busy. I barely have time to ride let alone detail it with my toothbrush. I did knock the worst of it off and figured it wasn't too bad. Wrong. I apologized for how dirty my bike was from trail riding. He told me "you're right, take it home and clean it." Done. But first I took myself to the big name bike store, bought my new tires and tubes, and proceeded to use YouTube to figure out how to change them myself. Thank you, roger for giving me the motivation and confidence to do it myself. Turns out it was a 20 min job that I was more than capable of. I'm also in the market for a new bike so there's another sale lost. I'll happily go out of my way to avoid this shop. On a side note, I had my toddler with me and unloaded/loaded the bike with one arm. It was not a small feat but doable. Roger never offered to help in any way. (Not that I ever expected him to.) At the big name shop, the clerk offered to carry the tires out to my car for me- totally unnecessary but a kind gesture that spoke volumes.

I was looking for a traveling bicycle for self supported trips. They had a TREK 520 Granda in my…read moresize. Their customer service is great and all their people are friendly. They have a well stock shop and it is very busy, but they are quick to help you and make sure you are happy with you purchases. Highly recommend them

I needed help with the process of restoring my Trek FX 7.2, and John, who I presume heads their…read morebike repairs, was super helpful in answering all my questions and pointing me in the right direction when it came to picking the correct replacements parts and giving me all the needed materials for wiring my brakes and shifters, at what seemed to be a reasonable price. I got my bike repair stand here as well as most of my replacement parts. It was expensive, but I blame my naivety over anything else. I got a sick bike out of it in the end that I was proud of restoring! Knowing how much getting into repairing a bike on your own costs now, I wouldn't do it again, but now I've got most of the tools and a bike repair stand, so there's no going back now!! Thanks to John's initial help onboarding me in the process and Park Tool's tutorial videos, I know a good bit about bikes with similar parts to mine and how to do some basic repairs.

I had a great experience at this location. I was in a bit of a time crunch and needed to get a roof…read morebox for my car and get it installed. I wish I remembered the name of the employee who educated me on crossbars and roof boxes. He was extremely helpful! He also installed the box to my car and made adjustments for me. When we realized the sunroof was blocked he then took the time to readjust the box. For all the time I took up he was still super nice.

Love this place. Nice casual clothing; good quality. TEI membership get you a yearly bonus based on…read moreyour spending. Great return policy. Staff are helpful and knowledgeable

Bought the rider's adventure seat for my Royal Enfield Himalayan over the internet on a weekend…read more Seat was shipped first thing Monday morning and arrived as promised. Liked the seat and went ahead and ordered the pillion adventure seat the next week during business hours. Wasn't even an hour later and I already had an e-mail saying the seat has shipped. Only regret is I should have ordered both seats at once to save on shipping but that's not the shop's problem--I wanted to make sure I liked the first seat before ordering the second so that's all on me. Overall excellent service and I will definitely be purchasing here again.

Just purchased my new Scram on Saturday. The shop and Don were very welcoming and friendly. Don was…read moreamazing and answered every question, even the dumb ones. Very knowledgeable and helpful. Made me feel appreciated as a customer, unlike some other dealers. Thanks again Don. Looking forward to some miles and smiles!

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I stopped in as a new rider researching gear before test riding and buying a motorcycle. They are…read moreprimarily a Harley shop but have a couple other items. I was trying on jackets, and asked if they carried Tall sizes, figuring they did not but it would be worth asking. The employees helping me said to take the armor out of the jacket to give a couple extra inches, everyone does it anyway because it is uncomfortable. Telling a clearly new rider to take armor out of their safety gear is irresponsible and is not serving them well. I was only shopping for gear, not a bike, but unless you want Harley branded items, skip Cycle Stop. They had three jackets, total, one helmet (HJC CL-17) in a variety of graphics, no gloves that provided any measure of safety, and no boots or pants at all (again talking non-Harley here). I probably won't be back in.