I brought my Pedego bikes to Don after a not-so-great experience at another bike shop, and the…read moredifference was night and day. Don is incredibly friendly, knowledgeable, honest, and transparent. He took fantastic care of both of my bikes, completed the repairs quickly and efficiently, and went above and beyond to help. I live in Wilmington, and after our local Pedego shop closed, I first tried another bike shop that unfortunately wasn't a positive experience. Don's Pedego shop is now the closest authorized shop that could properly fix the issue with one of my bikes, and it was absolutely worth the drive. I'll happily make the nearly two-hour trip anytime my bikes need service in the future. Finding someone you can trust is priceless. Thanks for everything, Don! You're the best!!

My son and I walked into the shop looking to get his headlight repaired. The new owner was very…read morefriendly and willing to help. Rather than sell us something that was more expensive, he made what he said was a simple repair and saved my son a considerable amount of money. I highly recommend this business based on knowledge, honesty, integrity and friendliness. Give your business to this new owner!!!!

Great shop!!! They are always helpful, very knowledgeable, professional. Aaron is the best!read more

I very rarely leave reviews but I've rented bikes here a couple of times, and the quality of the…read morebikes are A+, which is not often the case when renting bikes at beach locations. They even did delivery and pick up, super easy. They are also really helpful. I brought my own bike down just for a short weekend this weekend and I noticed my tires were low. I was nearby and hoped they would be open. He stopped what he was doing, and helped me with air and even gave me tips for how to maintain my bike. Just highly recommend.

The people at Woodys were so kinda and helpful to us on our recent trip to Garden City! We rented a…read moresix person golf cart for three days. It was such a great deal! Wonderful (and cute!) golf cart, had absolutely no problems. Having the golf cart was so helpful for us! We highly recommend renting a golf cart for your vacation from Woodys!

This is the first time I've felt compelled to write a review for a company prior to actually being…read morea customer. However while visiting SC, I happened to meet the owners of Woodys. If their company is anything like they are, then I'm convinced Woodys is an amazing company. I had the opportunity to sit and talk to the proprietors and they are two of the nicest most sincere people I've ever met. I plan to visit Woodys soon so I can rent from them and so I can say hello again. They are the type of people you'd like to call friends. Be sure to visit Woodys. I'm sure it's just as great as the proprietors!

Very sturdy bicycles, made to get work done! They also make carts, adult tricycles and supply parts…read moreto repair.

With one hundred and twenty three years of industrial and consumer level bicycles and tricycles…read moreunder their belt, I'm hard pressed to offer up a guess for a more historic, storied and successful American manufacturing company, not listed on the exchanges. Worksman's roots begin in the late 1800s, a stones throw away from the current 9/11 memorial, (I typically prefer not to use this ground as a point of direction with such a loss of innocent life lost) then to Queens N.Y., now Conway, S.C. They manufactured the wheels for the origional push carts -- speaking of which -- ice cream and hotdog push carts, and food trucks are also manufactured, but remain in NYC. I've had the opportunity to purchase a tricycle at the New York location, a beautifully designed and tough as nails MOVER model which still serves me well, yet relegated to limited duty, not making the trip South. Needing a fresh set of wheels, opting for a more sporty two instead of the heavy hauling three, I met with one of the executives I had forged a relationship with back in Queens. Our history of buisness and genuine enjoyment of each others company, Mr. Wayne invited me to come see the new one hundred and seventy five thousand square foot facility in Conway. As we walked the factory floor, the moment of American worker pride was strong. Each dedicated to their departments toil, the factory was ripe with heads held high, a bounce to their walk, pride in their eyes. Afterwards, we sat in the officers to discuss the particulars of my custom cruiser. With a plethora of options to accompany the cool loop drop frame design, Mr. Wayne and I went line by line, option by option to create something very special, something not pre made, not dangling from a shelf or stuck in a small section of a sporting goods store. This build will be a reflection of me, built by hands that I shook and arms that I embraced. The final product will arrive this week, (pictures to follow) and slightly ahead of schedule. As mentioned, the ability to customize each component and color, coupled with the tour made this one of the more memorable purchases I've had to date. If your located in an area if the country that creates a geographic challenge and you can not swing by and stop in as I did, not a problem. The website will guide you through the options available and a friendly customer service representative on the other end of the phone is available to assist your future purchase if ever the need were to arise.

Horrible experience and customer service. Our moped died on us after about an hour. Had to push it…read more2 miles back to hotel. Lisa the manager was extremely rude to us and offered zero compensation. Stay CLEAR of this establishment

She was very nice and accommodating. We had been duped by another location and she very politely…read moreaccommodated the price and the deal. We had a blast with my mother was able to see Ocean Blvd bc of the cart and she enjoyed it.

This is local store I usually shop for souvenir Pawley's shirts. It is not necessarily the largest…read moreselection store inside, it's rather sparse comparably but I come here. This is also the business we rent cruiser bicycles and kayaks, there is small delivery fee to beach address but very convenient close to the Island.

We were staying at Huntington Beach State Park and didn't have room to bring the bikes, husband…read morefound their ad to rent bikes and we took a short drive to this little shop. We were able to rent two bikes (lock included) for 3 days and it only cost us $30!! Well worth it, we were able to thoroughly enjoy the state park. Staff was very friendly and customer service was excellent.

Stop By for a hot dog and boiled peanuts. Grab a bike and bike the wonderful bike path to…read moreHuntington Beach State park or to one of the many local restaurants.

They are very conveniently located near Huntington Beach State Park with a bike path running to the…read morepark right in front of their store. Price of rental includes a helmet and is very reasonably priced. They are super friendly and very helpful. I would give them more stars if possible. Even my tweens commented on how nice and helpful they were.

We were looking for an area to take a nice walk. We were very impressed with the trail. I'm…read morebringing my bike next time to hit this trail.!

This place is awesome. Whether you're a mountain biker, trail runner, or trail walker, this park…read morehas 7 total miles of trails and so many twists and turns and ups and downs, you're surely to get your money's worth...especially since it's free! They don't call this sucker The Hulk for nothin'! You'll see what I mean if you try it out, as you should. It's an awesome trail system. The volunteer mountain biking group that maintains this park/trail system does an unbelievable job on tweaking, perfecting, balancing, and general upkeep of this entire system. It's a ton of work, no doubt, and they shirk no tasks, that's obvious. Thanks so much to that group for all they do here. Seriously. You guys friggin' rock. The trail system seems to have pretty much everything that you might be looking for from tons of hills, jumps, berms, thickly wooded shady areas, a few open stretches to get your sun's rays, and even some tiny wooden bridges to quickly traverse. My favorite time to hit this trail system is a day after a good soaking rain when the trails are just a bit soggy and not too sandy/dusty. There's tons of parking all over, both on the street and in a dedicated lot, there's a porta john for your emergency situations, and even a bike pump and set of community bike tools if you need to tighten this or loosen that. This park also has a couple of heavy duty metal painted green picnic tables in a shaded/covered area that you can escape to from the sun/rain or just sit at to rest your weary legs post workout. It's at those tables that you'll see the map for the entire park. The only suggestion I'd have is that maps be put out on the trails in various spots for the newbs that have a tendency to get lost (which happens frequently in here). There's just soooo many twists and turns and switchbacks that it's easy to get yourself turned around. Me myself, shoot, I got lost the 2nd time I was there. Yes, the trails are well marked in terms of which direction bikers should travel and which direction to go as a runner, but there is only one overall schematic map I've seen on the 3 different trails, so once you're out there, you're basically on your own. If you carry a cellphone, I'd suggest taking a pic of the main trail map before heading in. If you go on a weekend though, you're likely to encounter other people, so even if you do get lost, there's a good chance someone will be nearby that can help you get your bearings and figure out how to get back to the trailhead. The trails do run into one another so it's easy to end up on a trail you weren't planning on hitting. Bring water to drink because you'll likely get really hot during and after killing these trails, but hey, they call it THE HULK for a reason. This sucker is a beast of a system, but so, so, so much fun. I absolutely love running this park because it always gives me a different cardio workout from what I get from road running and is so much more challenging. Plus, I likes me the nature. Overall, you won't see a lot of kids riding mountain bikes here. It seems to be a little too difficult for kids, especially those that are pre-teen. I'd say experienced teen riders would have no surprise problems here at all though. You just don't want to bring your 7 year old that hasn't been riding mountain bikes too long; not that kind of place. Too challenging. And finally, there are snakes in this park. Duh...it's their home...just be aware that there are rattlesnakes and other types and keep your eyes open. They're there, but don't let that keep you from checking this system out. It's not like I see a snake every time I go or anything, it's just, you know, be aware that they are around so keep your eyes open. The posted pics are a great reflection of what some aspects of the trails basically look like if you're wondering.