Got my bike ready for the summer quickly. The staff was friendly and I would definitely go back…read moreagain.

Scuba school is listed on the relevant accreditation web site, nor are individual instructors on…read morethe database of certified instructors for SCUBA. The bike side of the business may be fine.

I needed some work done on my bike with hydraulic disc brakes and decided to try Manhan Bicycle…read more It's right off the bike path, so it's very conveniently located. The owner Bob got me fixed up and running on the same day for a very reasonable price! He's extremely knowledgeable about bikes and a pleasure to work with. My wife also just got a bike and we wanted to get it checked out before she took it on the road so without hesitation we brought it to Manhan. Once again, he finished the work on the same day and we hit the trail that evening. This will be our go to shop for our bikes!

Bob tuned up my 2006 KHS Urban X marvelously! The bike looks brand new & rides like a charm. He…read moreshowed me the details of how the bike's gears and such work in the most efficient way. Would I go back? Yes. Would I refer others to this shop? Yes. The price is not the lowest but for the service & guarantee around product and accessories - a bargain!

Bash Bish Bicycles was fantastic--super friendly and attentive, making sure my bike was the perfect…read morefit.

Passing through the area and wanted to rent bikes for a ride. Sam was AWESOME - super kind and…read moreknowledgable. He helped guide us through some good options for rides and gave so much extra cool information about the area and what it has to offer. Can't wait to come back and will definitely return to rent bikes again to continue exploring!

I love that place and the staff are always very helpful. I…read morelove the history of this place, so fascinating! Thank you! Elizabeth

My go to for supplies and of course, the bike gurus. Craven…read moreand crew are the best. The store is also a living Holyoke history museum. Complete with artifacts, vintage photographs and didactics. Support a local business, and get a history lesson!

I recently ordered a new pair of Blizzard Rustler 10 skis, and this shop was absolutely fantastic…read moreto work with. They took the time to answer all of my questions, made sure my bindings were set up correctly, and really went the extra mile when they found out I had an upcoming ski trip. They had everything mounted and shipped out the very next day so I'd have them in time--service like that is hard to find. Communication was excellent, and the whole process was smooth from start to finish. Awesome shop, awesome people, and I wouldn't hesitate to buy from them again. Highly recommend!

This review is for the new Longmeadow locattion…read more A friendly local shop, solid service, and a welcome addition to our Shaker Road Shopping Plaza Colorado Bike & Ski on Shaker Road Stopped into Colorado Bike & Ski, right where Armata's Market used to be on Shaker Road, and the experience was excellent. This was my second visit, and both times the staff took good care of me. During their soft opening, they tuned up our bicycles and did quality work at a fair price. This week, I needed a few pedal bolts loosened to make bike transport easier. They had me stop in, fixed it quickly, and sent me on my way. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable. They showed me some impressive new bikes, including cool electric models and one with eye-catching balloon tires. This time of year, the focus is clearly skis. They had plenty of ski gear and cold-weather clothing on display, ready for winter. I missed the grand opening, but the service won me over anyway. Colorado Bike & Ski 901 Shaker Rd, Longmeadow Old news, but still worth saying: welcome to town.

Super friendly and helpful. Did my boot fitting and was very patient to get them right.read more

Took my bike there to get fixed and they replaced the rear derailleur but the same problem…read morehappened, caught in spokes and mangled it. Someone there really doesn't know what he is doing. You're rolling the dice here. When I brought it to the shop in Belchertown, he found that the front spokes were way too tight and the wheel was way out of true, the rear skewer was about 30 years older than the bike, so not the same skewer that was on it when I brought it to Valley, got the gear shifting problem solved with a new Acera derailleur and all the adjustments for less than $70.

We drove up to Massachusetts to rent a snowboard for my daughter. Unfortunately, the place we…read moreoriginally planned to visit was closed due to the the big E. However, we found another store nearby and decided to check it out. They were having a sale and were offering discounts on last year's products. We spoke with a gentleman on the second floor who helped us find the right snowboard, bindings, and boots while staying within our budget. We were able to walk away with everything we needed at a reasonable price, and my daughter is very happy with her new gear!

They don't stand by their equipment. Rented skis for the…read moreseason that were defective - one ski literally split lengthwise. I could see inside that it was being held together by glue, and was probably unsafe to use in the first place. My family was on vacation so we were forced to buy a used pair for my son so that his trip wasn't ruined. When I returned the skis the store refused to refund any of our money, gave me an attitude, and blamed it on my beginner-skier son. Do yourself a favor and take your business elsewhere.

I don't usually leave reviews, but I won't be giving this shop my business again…read more This started back in Fall 2024 when I brought my bike in for a full tune-up. It came back looking great, tight brakes, true wheels, smooth shifting. I was happy to pay the $185. I stored it for the winter and looked forward to riding it in the spring. When I pulled it out in the spring, the rear tire was flat. I wasn't sure how it happened since I hadn't even ridden it, but with a big bike trip planned in July, I wanted it fixed. Visit 1: In June I brought it in for a tube replacement. I paid $24 for a new tube and labor. The staff, mostly younger employees, were joking around and not fully focused. I overheard one say they nearly blew the tire by leaving it hooked up to the electric pump too long. By the time I got home, the tire was flat again. Visit 2: I returned a few days later. They said the tire liner was the issue, so I paid another $24 for a new liner, another tube, and labor. Again, they nearly overinflated the tire -- one employee even joked, "That was a close one." Once again, the tire was flat when I got home. Visit 3: This time, they said the liner had shifted and exposed a spoke, which punctured the tube. I offered to just buy a new wheel, but they said it wasn't necessary and they could fix it. I left the bike overnight and told them I'd only pick it up if the tire held air. The next day, it didn't. They did more work, sanding spokes, and eventually got it to hold air. But when I picked it up, the wheel was no longer true and rubbed against the brakes -- and I still hadn't ridden the bike once since I got the full tune up in the fall. At this point, I was frustrated. I told them to just put on a new wheel -- but I wasn't paying full price since the damage clearly happened in their shop. I'd already spent over $200 and still didn't have a rideable bike. Visit 4: The day before my trip I paid $91 for a new wheel and labor and took the bike home. The next day, while loading it onto my car rack, I saw that now, the front tire was flat. So either they swapped the faulty rear tire to the front out of spite for me asking for a discount, or they made the same overinflation mistake again. I cannot trust this shop to do basic repairs. After spending over $300, the bike was never rideable and I had to borrow a bike for my trip. I'll be taking it elsewhere to fix the front tire. I'd strongly recommend finding a more professional, reliable bike shop.

I have been a customer here for years, and they consistently impress me…read more The staff is knowledgeable and friendly, and there are times when the advice they give me ends up preventing problems that would result in them performing a service on my bike, which is a rarity with a lot of businesses. But they are really passionate about bike riding, whether you are a casual, recreational rider like me or a serious road warrior. They can relate to you wherever you are in your biking needs, and it's such a valuable resource to get answers to questions or having your bike worked on, or to purchase a bike, helmet, really anything you need for safely riding.