"MERCH" Check out their merchandise, they have the coolest cycle caps made for the local BayArea. Many of my friends have invested in $3k to $6k road bikes. We've always been into riding. You know me, into style regardless what set of wheels you rocking. Obviously, my friends are too. Discovered this place on a random whim but it was closed and then their online store was closed until end of November. The day they reopened their online store I purchased caps for gifts. The two favorites are the SF Giants (orange and black) and the Mash Transit with SF map printed on the side. THE ORDER. Delivery was quick! Unfortunately out of the 6 caps, 2 had to be returned and replaced. The caps get printed in Italy and it was not attractive to see San Francisco not fully spelled out or with missing letters. Been in contact with Mash Transit and they were very kind to get every replaced and fixed. Great service! Please design 49ers and Warrior caps as well. Until the next review... read more

MASH Transit - Map of SF printed on the side of the cap. - Bikes Near Me - San Francisco, California

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MASH carries a very simple front rack that seemed like it would work with my bike. When I assembled it though, none of the supplied hardware was long enough for mounting on my bike, and there were other fit issues that suggested it just wasn't the right rack for my setup. I tried contacting the shop for help but got no response, so I asked to return it. At any other bike shop - and to be clear this place, in appearance and spirit, is arguably more of a bike-lifestyle shop - this would be a straight-forward matter. The unmasked kid working the door initially took the rack back, but then asked if it was missing hardware. I assured him it wasn't, all the original packaging was included. Then he said they couldn't accept it because it was "all chewed up." He pointed to tiny areas where the cheap finish came off as a result of assembly. He then offered me approximately half of what I paid for it just days earlier. This is cheap and disreputable, and for me, doesn't match my experience at any other shop; or any other business for that matter. I half-assembled the rack but it was never used because they didn't supply a bolt long enough to go through my brake hole. So MASH won't stand behind their products. And they won't stand behind their return policy, which states that an item must be in "sellable condition", in new, unused condition in its original packaging. You'd be better off going with any number of local bike shops, where they stand behind what they sell and the people they sell it to. read more

MASH Transit - "All chewed up" - Bikes Near Me - San Francisco, California

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Not gonna lie, I died a little when the discovery became apparent that the infamous mash sf DVD was discontinued over 3 years ago Seriously this place is a great shop for those with interest in riding all types of bikes. Their track selection is one of a kind and be sure not to knock over a cinelli.. Great variety of mash branded frames, bags, spandex, and hats. Grabbed a jersey for 65... It's amazing read more

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What were you wearing when you got engaged? I am sure you remember. A bikini? Or a nice summer dress? I was wearing my MASH kit, matching my then boyfriend. We smashed across the Golden Gate Bridge and he proposed. I will never forget! Thank you MASH! read more

MASH Transit - Engaged in my matching MASH kit. So much happy. Thank you all for the congrats I'm full of gratitude. - Bikes Near Me - San Francisco, California

When they reopen, the Mash shop is a must visit for any fixed gear rider! This place is legendary for a reason but is also just a great neighborhood bike shop with a super friendly team. read more

I have ridden my bike by Mash many times, and today was my first experience going into the store. Man, what a bike shop! For a tiny shop they sure do have a lot to offer. So many saddle options, helmets, pedals, wheels, hats, clothing, bags....anything you would need. When I walked in there was a guy in glasses working on a bike and a couple of other bike guys hanging out shooting the shit, always a good sign! A nice, unpretentious bike shop. I worry sometimes being a not-so-saavy lady cyclist going into a 'foreign-to-me' bike shop....sometimes bike shop employees can be snotty and patronizing. After chatting with them a little I felt much more confident knowing the staff at Mash is friendly and ready to help you with anything you need. The main reason I went into Mash was to get some new pedals and also to get some feedback on a bike I just bought off craigslist. They have a great pedal selection, I was able to find the same pair I had on my last bike! A gentleman named Mike also helped me find the best water bottle cage to suit my needs. I was able to install all of these items on the premises too. Next time I need anything bike related, Mash will be my next stop. Thanks Mike (and company!) read more

Your gateway to the high of cycling--this carefully curated bicycle destination is unlike any other bike store thanks to the POV of the filmmakers behind the MASHSF DVD and video projects. The focus is on the street-tuned track bikes MASH produces in collaboration with Cinelli and MASH clothing but there are also complete road and cyclocross bikes and a rotation of impossible-to-find NOS vintage frames and parts. It's also a great spot to grab a De La Paz drip coffee, mexican coke, coconut water or chocolate milk. Could there even be another shop like this in the world? read more

You have to get credit to MASH for the extraordinary growth they've experienced and contributed to these past few years, and this store is another huge step for them in a forward direction. The staff here are extremely friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful, and it's simply because they love what they're doing. They love working with bicycles and the joy they get from that as well as helping others regarding bicycles is evident. The selection of items inside is mind-boggling, especially compared to the relatively small space. There are very few inexpensive things inside of the MASH store, but that's because there are practically no items of low quality. The main focus is obviously bicycles, and particularly the framesets MASH continually collaborates on with Cinelli. However, there's also the occasional rare vintage bike, and recently they've begun expanding their selection, including Linus bikes, to appeal to more commuters. Amongst other items beside bicycles are performance and casual clothing, books, and bags. The MASH store is the only vendor I know of in the country that has a relationship with Lazy Monk bags from Minnesota. These bags are beautiful and also highly functional, much like the rest of inventory at the MASH store. While they don't have a dedicated "mechanic" yet, they have a complete range of tools and I've found the staff to always be more than willing to help me out with a problem. I feel like this is a store you can either hate or love, and personally, I love it. read more

I'm new to road biking, and live in the neighborhood so I brought in a old Titanium Merlin that was my father in laws. He passed away a few years ago and I decided it was time to get one of his prized possessions back on the road. Mike was super helpful, and offered to take a look at it, make sure everything was in good shape, and see what it would cost to get it running. When I went in to pick it up the next day, they showed me all that they did, which was essentially a full tune up, addition of a longer neck stem, seat adjustment, and removal of some parts I didn't need, they wouldn't take any money for the work. Mike was inspired by my story about my father in law, Tony, who was actually killed on a bicycle by a drunk driver. He wanted to help get this bike back on the road and make sure that I could keep my father in laws memory alive in his bike. For that I am extremely grateful. This is a small shop, but you can tell all the guys are passionate about cycling and helping others with the sport. I haven't had a retail experience like this in a while and I had to share. They certainly earned a loyal customer and I look forward to bringing them some business. Thanks Guys! read more

My kids (well my wife) get me mash stuff every bday, Xmas, and Father's Day. Been following mash for years. Love everything about them.

Just received my new bike from these guys. They took great care of me throughout the build process and delivered a perfect bike. Support this shop! read more

I bought a frame from MASHSF in May 2017. This frame has cracked and is ruined in 2 years. I know that I rode more mountain/track/road than anyone in my state this last year. I still do not expect my 800$ frame to break in 9700 miles. I can put that many miles on a frame in 6 months, i just ride multiple bikes. Im disappointed in their customer service. The responses I get are dodgy. I am saying if you ride hard do not touch this frame. It looks pretty and I tried it, but the customer service guy is a pure flake. I recommend buying a bike from a large company that can handle warrantying a cracked frame without feeling a loss. Mash is pure crap. I ride the most and my attachment proves that. This frame is stamped with Mash on the headtube. I am sooo disappointed that i liked this frame. These cracks are a material defect on the dimples of the chainstays. If you ride enough you will know. read more

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Have you ever watched a skate video and saw your favorite skater pop into a skate shop. Then one day you find yourself at the VERY SAME SHOP and there your roll model was?! Rolling into the shop and seeing someone from the latest installment of the Mash transit movie behind the counter always brings a smile to my face. The feeling when entering the shop, two things happen. It's an explosion of visual stimulation. Me personally i see everything and want to try every single item out. The glass case with all the sunglasses, patches, sharp things, historic memorabilia, and so much more! I just want to engulf myself in all of it. Two, it is closed quarters, it isn't the biggest shop BUT! Its like that donut that is small but JAM PACKED with flavor. And you totally want to come back for more! In many ways this is my happy place. Years of pushing down and pulling up on my pedals, i can call this place home. Mike and everyone that has had the pleasure of working at this Sanchez St. or 14th St. location has for sure made the shop grow in many different ways. The creativity and culture that oozes out of the door is always refreshing to get caught up on by Mike or the staffers (Brandon is my favorite because i get lost in his eyes...) I digress, Mash Transit is a place for cycling enthusiasts, a place to collaborate and also get a fresh lesson point of view. San Francisco is maybe the most lucky place in the world that gets to shelter such a chill brand. I enjoy that there isn't an elitist vibe and it will embrace you with any style or attitude you bring to its address. I've never stopped being a fan of this brand and i know i never will. Thank you Mike and family for continuing to make Mash Transit more and more exciting as the days, months, and years go on. read more

This is a very small bike shop, catering to a very niche audience, and I'm not that audience particularly. For bike shops (check out my bike shop review list) I tend to not judge a store just for that, but I'm not convinced that it is the BEST store at what it does - expensive components for building up, or buying, track / racing / single speed bicycles, and their prices are bit of sticker-shock. However, the staff is certainly friendly, and has some items not findable in other stores. Like all bike shop reviews, the most important section: Go here if: You want the high end bikes and components and gear they sell, and the good customer service that you'd expect when buying that type of thing. You're close by, and it's convenient, but you don't want to go the extra couple of blocks to shops with more full repair services. Don't go here if: You want a big _variety_ of high end stuff (there are larger and better equipped shops in that case) You want to buy more normal / mainstream parts, components, bikes, repairs. read more

What the heck. We are visiting from LA. My friend is a huge fan of their stuff so we decided to buy him a mash branded hat and some accessories. There were about 5 guys working but nobody seemed to greet us in the first place. My bf needed to initiate a conversation to get what he wanted. And we called my friend to show what they have and the main guy (owner?) started to play music really loud when your customer is having an important conversation about a purchase. What the heck. Nobody seemed interested or caring about why and what we visited their shop for. Even if we are only buying some hats and accessories, we are your customers. They were very friendly to their fixie Foo buddies though. Is it some sort of customer discrimination..?? Do we have to be cool to be treated good and welcomed? They definitely have some cool stuff but nice customer service comes first when you choose a bike shop. If you're not their kind, you're not welcomed here. read more

If it wasnt for Mash I wouldnt be riding bicycles. Their passion and love of cycling got me into riding a bike. I rode a conversion fixed gear in san diego, then got a track bike and fell feet first into cycling. Fast forward 7 years and now I am living in SF and am now supporting the company by coming in as many times as I can to buy their awesome one of a kind fun stuff. Mike is a great person and always supports the community here in SF. I will continue to shop here and support local independent companies like MASH that make San Francisco SAN FRAN-FUCKING-CISCO. SUPPORT LOCAL read more

Although the shop does lean towards a specific audience in what they sell, they do what bike shops do best - fix bikes. MASH contains the normal set of tools and many more as any bike shop would possess. In any case that I need help fixing a bike or for bike-related advice, I would rather come to MASH for their knowledge and advice, friendliness, and excellent costumer service. Plus, the shop is located right next to the beginning of the famous flat "The Wiggle" route. MASH is your local bike shop and retail store for their famous Cinelli x MASH brand,. Entering their shop, I would not expect to find the widest variety of sales. All-in-all, I have had nothing but positive experiences at the MASH store, and if I could not find something I was looking for, the staff always directed me to a shop that did have it. I recommend everyone to go check out MASH! read more

Awesome shop in SF! Cool cycling gear for people who do original! Great service and help! read more

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Best bike shop in San Francisco....possibly....THE WORLD. Amazing customer service: think Miracle on 34th Street. Crazy knowledgeable staff. I can't recommend this place enough. I pass several bike shops in my neighborhood to go to MASH and it is incredibly worth it. read more

Beautiful new shop, helpful and not pushy service, and tons of cool stuff, even for the insufferable roadie like me. I'm very pleased Mash has moved even closer to me; I plan on making them my regular LBS. read more

These guys are the best! I needed a part for my Cinelli Experience road bike. They were able to track it down. I needed help with my Cinelli Vigorelli and they were able to assist. Every time I've purchased something from them, or needed help with my bike, they've always been super helpful, and provided great customer service. What I truly appreciate about these guys is, not only their infinite knowledge and wisdom about all things bikes, but they have a great, friendly, down-to-earth attitude. No snobbery here! Their prices on parts, I feel, are more than reasonable, and competitive, based on the quality, and brands, they offer. I have to admit, also, I love the layout of the shop. Every time I walk in here, I am compelled to buy something...anything; even the smallest item. The assortment of Cinelli's is wonderful, too (yes, yes, I am a firm advocate of the Cinelli brand, so I am a bit biased). However, when the time comes to build, yet another, unnecessary, but nonetheless woefully desired bike, MASH Transit will be my first stop. This is one of the BEST bike shops in SF (in my opinion)! read more

I ordered a brand new Work frame on August 1st. The only option for shipping was 2day delivery. It arrived at my house in Seattle on August 15th (the whole time-space continuum thing really confuses me). It would have been fine if I wasn't forced to pay for 2 day shipping...Regardless, I joyously opened the box and this is what I found: 1) BENT & Twisted DROPOUT! I couldn't put my wheel on because the dropout was so bent and crooked that the axle didn't even fit in the opening. This wasn't damage from shipping, because the box is in fine shape. 2) Scratch in the clear coat on the head tube. 3) Red splotch of paint on the top tube. 4) No headset with the frame (website claims the frame includes headset...not the biggest deal in the world, but pretty annoying). I thought I was treating myself to something sweet after having two bikes stolen within one week. This is very frustrating and a huge let down...it also means I'm without a bike for quite a bit longer. When I nearly spent $1k on the frame alone, I thought I would be receiving a top notch piece of art. wrong didly-ong. The best part is that I have not received a response from the voicemail I left or the email I sent through their online contact form. What the heck do I do? I'm not happy. This bike industry professional will not be spreading good words about Cinelli...though I'll kindly give them a chance to redeem if they ever get back to me. read more

MASH Transit - My brand new Work frame came with hi-tech bent dropouts. Cannot fit a wheel on it. YAY! - Bikes Near Me - San Francisco, California

Welcome to fixie Mecca. Friendly staff with way too much cool stuff to buy. I could spend hours in this small shop just looking. Would prob be safer, too, because once you start making a purchase pile... it's very hard to stop. Thanks, Mike. You've got a special thing going. read more

This place is a bike porn store. It is a very small shop but it does have a good amount of fixed gear stuff. The staff was definitely very friendly I merely came in to buy some metal bar end plugs and they were very friendly asking about my cinelli. read more

These guys know bikes, and I only sorta know bikes. This makes walking into a shop like this intimidating, but the few guys I worked with were real cool and unpretentious. This store is definitely a niche store, and if you appreciate that niche then be prepared to geek out majorly. to the owner or employees. read more

Been here a few of times over several years, as they were a bikeshop to my office. I can see that it is more of a niche shop, and I'm sure they have the clientele they cater to precisely. However, on several occasions I experienced walking out with products that work exactly what I needed. The one that killed it for me was when I needed a new wheel, after mine had just been stolen in front of my office. After enduring horrible screeching on breaking, another bike shop let me know that I have been given a track wheel that did not have an appropriate break surface read more

Stopped in here a few times to briefly check things out, ended up purchasing some gloves, the staff was great, the store was super cool! Great add on to the neighborhood. read more

Great product. Had a small hiccup on the order and the team totally stepped up to the plate and fixed everything, going well beyond the call to make sure I felt good about the transaction. Great quality products which includes ultimate customer service. read more

Quite possibly the best bike shop ever. It borders on curated art gallery in its perfection and brand designs. I have been in the shop and dealt with the website and have never had a bad experience. The staff are expert and super helpful. I rock the kits where I live in South Florida and am so stoked they are a hometown gem. The frames and product quality is tops and I look forward to building a bike with these guys. Definitely should be a stop for anyone who loves riding bikes in or visiting SF, or really anyone for that matter. read more

Mike really helped me out. I got a flat right in front of his store when the store was closed but he happened to be there and was nice enough to do the work with a smile and for a great price. Great community store and owner. I'll be back! read more

Great local bike shop that you can reach from anywhere online. I've purchased products from them in store and online. The owner Mike is a great guy and very helpful. Everytime I'm in SF I make sure to stop by at least once. Sadly, I've never been in town for any of their shop rides but they are welcoming to everyone. read more

Dylan was very nice and super helpful. I don't live in the area but was borrowing a bike while in town. When I told him the loop that I was planning on taking, he gave me some pointers about it and then suggested something that was closer. That ride ended up being one of the best rides I have ever taken. Thanks Dylan! read more

When I visit SF I make sure to drop by the shop. I love this shop for several reasons. The staff is probably the best bike shop staff I have ever encountered. They make you feel like a local even if its your first time there . The owner (I think he owns it) is probably the nicest guy you will ever meet. All of the employees are very knowledgeable and are experts in their field. Plus they offer high quality products. When in SF make sure to drop by Mash Transit. read more

A nice selection. Crap online ordering. They only ship 1-2 times a week. If you are going to order, order on a Monday. Other than that they know their stuff! read more

I haven't been to the shop, I live in L.A but frequently order through the website. Everything I order arrives very quickly, well packaged, and in perfect condition. Thanks MASH SF read more