Friendliness shop in town! Brian and crew are just plain good people, always willing to help answer…read moreyour questions. Well stocked with products from brands like Look, Tifosi, Shimano, and Trek. Highly recommended !

For the last several years I have gone to Just Ride Bikes for sales and service. I regret not one…read moremoment. Expert advice, knowledgeable staff and friendly service each and every time. Started out with a trainer that Brian found a fit a new cassette to make an old spare bike work on it. Each time I bring my Cannondale road bike in, it comes out riding smooth as silk. Cannondale, Trek and Pinerello road bikes authorized dealer but Brian and the mechanics are the best part of the show!

Hal and Marty are the best!! Whether fixing damaged bikes, to making the fine adjustments that…read moremade it safe for my children to ride. They also helped me on many occasions over the past 40 plus years with their Lock Smithing expertise, changing locks at my home office and church. They always do quality work. I Highly recommend them!

Very friendly owner/operator. Needed an adapter for smaller bicycle tire valve stem and…read moreemployee/owner knew what I need right away. Also seems like this business produces more Locksmith type services more so than it does bicycle services.

The açaí was absolutely amazing. The service was splendid, and the whole vibe was delicious! I…read moreordered from the food truck and got a huge bowl and it was 100% worth it.

Having heard pluses and minuses about this business, I finally decided to check it out for myself…read more Visiting the one on Piedmont in Bristol, I was greeted with a simple yet pleasant environment. The cashier was friendly and waited while I perused the options before ordering. I chose a protein blend drink and placed my order. Here is where my choice of a three star review comes in. I would strongly suggest you order online and avoid a possible long wait in person. You see, my wait was quite lengthy due to an online order of multiple bowls. These occupied the one employee making orders. If I could suggest that they designate a person for online orders and one for in person orders, the annoyance of a long wait would be avoided. Anyway, once I received my order, I thoroughly enjoyed it. Some have complained about high prices. If you are knowledgeable about the ingredients and their costs, the prices are in line and acceptable. I will return to try one of their bowls, after I've ordered it online

Came in with about 20 other college kids and they fitted us out for our bikes efficiently and well…read more Don't expect a big long introduction or set of instructions from these guys unprompted; if you have questions though just ask, they were very friendly. The bikes were perfect for the Creeper Trail. I have some bike riding anxiety because I guess I'm prone to wiping out on turns, but I felt secure in the bike I had--good tires with good treads, solid breaks, smooth gear shift, all the good stuff. I had zero problems. If I come back to Abingdon I'll be sure to take my family here!

As a college professor I look for business models that students should emulate for quality customer…read moreservice and reliability. We traveled to Abingdon for 25 years, each year renting 20 bikes to experience the 34 miles VCT, a Hall of Fame rail-to-trail. To experience the real VCT beauty this is the only rental service provider to consider.

April, 2025. We visited Abington, Virginia quite a few years ago. After discovering the Virginia…read moreCreeper Trail at that time, we promised that we'd return "someday" to bike at least part of the trail. This trail is a nationally-acclaimed Rails-to-Trails that extends for 34 miles and over 47 trestle bridges. While best known as a biking trail, it's actually a multi-use trail with bikers, walkers, stroller pushers, runners, equestrians, and more, especially near the access points. In the past, the trail started near Whitetop, went about 18 miles to the center point near Damascus, and ended in the charming town of Abingdon (or vice versa). Unfortunately, Damascus was hard hit by Hurricane Helene, and 18 trestle bridges were destroyed as well as many portions of the trail so the Whitetop to Damascus portion of the trail is currently closed. The 18-mile stretch from Damascus to Abington IS open. While there are bike rental companies, as well as shuttle services to take you to the trail's start, we brought our own bikes. We decided to ride the 8.5 mile segment from Abingdon (elevation: 2,020' to Alvarado Station (the old train stop at 1,750') and back. This "lower" section is considered a relatively easy to moderate stretch through rolling farmland and forests and over beautiful trestle bridges. As mentioned, our turning point was Alvarado Station, where we enjoyed our picnic lunch on a bench river-side. The stop also had drinks and snacks available for sale, a water refill station, restrooms, and a big, friendly dog eyeing our lunches! The trail is wide in most areas, and is very well-maintained. There are multiple access points with parking lots, information kiosks, regular mileage markers, benches, photo ops, and some restrooms. In a relatively recent development, e-bikes are now allowed on the trail. With its restaurants, breweries, shops, local theater, and more, make some extra time to visit Abingdon!

Love riding the Virginia Creeper Trail. Most people ride it from Whitetop Mountain down to…read moreDamascus, but it's just as enjoyable riding the section from Abingdon to Damascus, and back. Both routes offer beautiful scenery and make for a great ride. ‍

We just stopped in here to take a break riding home and buy some poker chips. Ended up leaving…read morewith a few other items. They were having a rider class at the time which was using most of the parking lot. They had chips and water for them which they offered to us. I really needed some water so I appreciated it! Sales almost always greets you when you come inside an HD Dealer. Gotta move those bikes! They were really chatty and professional and didn't try to push a sale on us really hard as they realized we were just riding through. Some places are relentless and demand your phone number and information and then send you automated texts. These guys were really chill. The motor clothes staff were very helpful as well. I always check out the clearance items. Left with some beard oil and other goodies. Great easy stop right off the highway with nice clean bathrooms. Worth stopping if you're riding in the area.

This is a really great Harley-Davidson location. Great bikes l, wonderful clothes and best of all…read moresuch great workers. You know a business is great when the employees are happy a love what they do. I ended up buying 2 jackets and 3 shirts. I am a Harley girl and now my granddaughter loves them as well. They had Harleys in the showroom including a limited bike from 2021 I believe. An awesome Harley-Davidson store to visit.

Wife and I had the opportunity to ride E bikes for the first time last week and what a great…read moreexperience. We rode the Kingsport Greenway and the E Bike made the hills much easier on my old injured knee. Bikes are new and well maintained. Chip, the owner of ww-Bikes, took the time to explain the differences between an E Bike and a regular bike (not many differences except for the "power boost" you get from the electric motor which is really a lot of fun) . Chip met us at the agreed upon trail head on the Greenway to start our ride and was there at the agreed upon time to pick us up. Overall we had a great time and will definitely be renting from ww-Bikes again and trying out another trail.

From the owner: We offer e-bike rentals in the Kingsport/Tri-Cities areas for use on the Greenbelt and Tweetsie…read moretrails. We offer free trailhead delivery to select trailheads for each trail system. Free local pickup in Kingsport is also available. We offer full and half-day rentals. Our bikes offer up to 50 miles of range, plenty to complete your adventure.