Gabe and the team give great customer service. The vibe is the best. It's not just about the…read morepurchase of the bike or accessories, but the team is interested in my riding journey. Trailhead Coffee baristas - bonus!

The guys at Reser worked with me to create the perfect bicycle without training wheels for my…read morepetite 5 year old. They were super helpful picking out the right bike and making sure it felt "big girl" style by adding some some pink decals and a kick stand (that was no easy feat since it was a small bike!) They're friendly, pay attention to detail, and know their bikes!

A favorite get away during the summer time. Renting and returning a bike is easy. You don't need an…read moreID. I usually rent for 2 or 4 hours, and go with friends. There are always enough bikes for everyone (and you get to pick). You can ask staff for help with lowering your seat and they will put air in your tires if you need it. I try to go early in the morning during the weekend, since it's busier on weekends with families and everyone wanting to enjoy the beautiful trails of Loveland!

A good place to rent bikes! We had no issues with the bikes that were given to us/rented. The…read moreminimum hours to rent the bike is 2 hours. Calculating it they charge about $10 per hour. It is pretty cheap in my opinion. Renting out the bikes pretty much got the job done. We biked along the river during October - so we were able to experience the beautiful leaves and warm weather.

My boo bought a bike from marketplace and was trying to get the chain fixed/replaced and was trying…read moreto figure out why it was leaning. We were in and out the shop was small and cute. But they had everything you needed for any type of repairs. Or even to build a bike. We were in and out and they were super cool and friendly. Prices are VERY reasonable 10/10 recommend for bike repairs

Excellent bike service at a fair price. And helpful for helping you find the right bike for you,…read morenew or used. A bonus -- he's a friendly, great guy.

Great service and friendly people. Craig and Betsy are conscientious about taking care of your bike…read moreand they are just good people to talk with. If you need to give your bike some TLC, you can't go wrong with Everybody Cycling!

When both my apartment and my office moved to new locations, I realized I had a roughly flat 4…read moremiles between home and work. Perfect for bicycle commuting. I was still sporting my Schwinn mountain bike I had bought with my birthday money at the wise old age of 13, and it had developed a nicely crusted patina of rust on the chain, gears, cables, etc. But why buy a new bike a mere decade later? Why not fix this up? Well, because I have no tools, and I have no idea how. That's why. That's where MOBO comes in. They have tools, and they have knowhow. And they're nice, really really nice. 3 seasons out of the year, the yard outside the shop is full of all types: neighbor kids always, hardcore riders taking advantage of the tools, total newbs (like me) getting advice from the volunteer mechanics, some just hanging out. And the mechanics here are really excellent, they share their knowledge but don't show it off. Some types of bike people reek elitism, and it can be off-putting. I think that MOBO doesn't have this is extremely important to their greater mission. In addition to the shop and the volunteer mechanics, the co-op advocates for cycling and transit in Cincinnati. The welcome environment at the shop is consistent with the very non-elite message that everyone can ride. It just makes the experience. I think this is an amazing resource to have in the community, especially if you are just looking to get into riding like I was. I went from nothing to commuting 2-4 times a week for stretches this spring and summer. Now i'm so hooked, I'm building a bike with their help this winter.

I showed up with $20 in my hand, ready to join. Unfortunately the last membership paper had been…read morehanded to the person in front of me and I haven't been back so my knowledge of the co-op is sort of limited. I realized later that evening that I felt silly joining a bicycle co-op that I had to drive to in order to reach easily. Regardless of my limitations, Mobo has been proving itself as a great, locally operated non-profit for over a year now. If you are unfamiliar with Mobo, they are "a non-profit, volunteer-run collective dedicated to providing every member of the Tri-State area access to bicycles, maintenance, and education". I pulled up with my bicycle and my girlfriend stuffed into the back seat and our friend Christiana riding shotgun. The bike stayed in the car but the rest of us got a personalized tour from a cute girl with a belt made from bullet casings. We also ran into an avid biker we know from the local bars volunteering his time. During the tour we were shown the area where the bicycle frames are kept. It's well know that even with a good lock you can have your bicycle stolen and Christiana had lost her baby the autumn before. Down in the dark basement she squealed with excitement when she found the frame to her stolen bike and went into a general tirade about the scum that had certainly stolen it. What was really cool was she was able to ticket it so she could come back later and start rebuilding it. The co-op offers regular workshops, fundraisers and community rides. My only complaint is that it's not closer to my current residence.

Pros of Cincinnati Red Bikes is they have good locations and also numerous locations to rent a…read morebike.. For the most part ebikes were charged and in working condition. Cons, getting a working touch screen was challenging. On Memorial Day!! no one was available to help. If you are riding solo, not such a big deal. I had my 3 grand daughters with me. The chaos trying to get 4 bikes was so irritating they wanted to just ride back home and quit rather than go through this every couple of hours. Permanently setting e-bikes to Turbo in a city with lots of traffic is insane. I have bad knees for walking but with e-bike assist it is much easier to be mobile. I was very disappointed in my week of biking with my grand daughters.

Red Bike is a great way to get around Cincy. If you live here, for me at least, the daily rates…read moreseem too high. However, the yearly membership? Perfect. It's $100 per year for unlimited one hour bike rides (Honestly, i typically only use them for transit and have never had one out longer than 20ish minutes at a time (It's shocking how quick it is to get around on a bike in the city). I live in Covington and will grab one in Mainstrasse and can be downtown in nearly the same amount of time it takes to drive and find parking for a car. I really love their electric bikes as well. Though be warned, once you've taken out one of the electric bikes you will be spoiled. Sometimes the batteries will be dead on them so be sure to check the battery life before you take it out. Be careful when riding, especially over streetcar tracks. Your wheel falling in the track WILL result with you on the ground (self-proven). I do wish there were more stations in NKY in residential areas. Overall, I love Redbike and can't wait for warmer weather to ride again more!

Wasn't really in the market for a new bike buuuuut saw the shop posted a GSX-8R with only 118…read moremiles!?!? I had to see it in person. Met John at the shop and he put a deal together for me. He wasn't all, pushy or sneaky salesmen vibe. He's down to earth snd you can just talk shop. If you're interested, cool... he'll make an offer for ya. Long story long, I didn't plan on buying a bike that day, but was in and out, key in hand within an hr. He even offered a discount because I'm retired Air Force, so veteran friendly small business is always a plus to me. Bike looks amazing and I plan on bringing my other bike over for some new tires.

Took my 2008 Triumph Sprint ST into John for a new Trident exhaust upgrade/ led headlight upgrade/…read moreand a tune up, this was a very technical job since a ECU software upgrade was a important part of it, John dug right into it and gave me back a awesome running bike with all the upgrades I asked for, the bike runs so well now, like a new/ different bike, and John won't break your bank doing it, much more reasonable than any Triumph dealership, he's got a nice shop and you can trust his skills for your bike he loves them just as much as you do..

We went to buy new shoes and I asked for a specific pair of shoes to an employee. He took some time…read moreto get the pair but eventually came back. He managed to get them but it didn't fit me so I asked for another pair but he had already left to help someone else out. I waited for a while but they kept ignoring me. In fact, an assistant was walking when I asked to switch sizes, but he looked at me and went right past me. It took so long just for another assistant to finally help me, but they didn't have the size I wanted nor the color. So we left disappointed and went to shoe carnival

The service is amazing! A special shout out to Julia who was my cashier and was very welcoming and…read morealways smiling! She was very polite and super nice!