Sad to see this old small town bike store go, but it is a bit run down. They do have a helpful…read morestaff with some good values. Bikes are way overpriced- in their closing sale they are still $50-$80 higher than Walmart - best to bargain and show them web prices before buying.

Awesome customer service. They went above and beyond to have my bike fixed in time for my race!…read moreQuality work! Very personable and professional!!!

Took my bike that hadn't been ridden for years in for a tune up and new tires. They said 2 weeks…read moreand it was exactly 2 weeks. Got the tune up and only needed one tire. Bike looks great and rides great. Highly recommend. Price was very competitive and they didn't try to sell me anything I didn't need.

Purchased 3rd bike in 3 years. No issues, during and after sale. Staff were friendly and answered…read moremy 'beginner bike' questions. Would do business again. Washington County Bikes is volunteer staff. If you make a special trip there make sure you call first to see if they are open, as staff shortages can occur. If you don't see a bike there on your visit. Wait a few days and return, as there inventory is updated.

After two days of struggling and hours spent trying to fix my bike, I finally threw in the towel…read moreand called WashCo Bikes. Even though they were slammed, they told me to head over and they'd take care of me. I showed up, and Raul fixed my bike like it was no big deal--he didn't even charge me! I left incredibly happy and satisfied. I'll definitely be back for any future repairs or accessories. Thanks again for the amazing service!

Does this place even exist? It didn't seem to even though I went to the address listed on Yelp…read moreduring business hours (no sign of life), and called the phone number (no answer). I think it's gone out of business and to the best of my knowledge this leaves Newberg with exactly zero bike stores.

Either this establishment is permanently closed, or else it never existed. Either way, if you come…read morehere looking for bike repairs you'll be disappointed.

Short and sweet. No nonsense evaluation of my crappy 12 year old Diamondback. I got the…read more Level 1 tuneup along with new brake pads which they recommended and I totally agreed with along with new shifter cables which were clearly frayed and needed replacing. They were honest and clear and didn't try to upsell me on stuff I did not need and the turnaround was less than 24 hours so a big thumbs up. Weird building - looks like an old house - but they make it work inside. Corporate or not they know their stuff and will work on any make bike (even though they sell only Trek products)

I am all about supporting local businesses as much as possible. I stopped by yesterday to inquire…read moreabout purchasing a bike. All the staff was busy. Male employee told me that he would be assisting me in a few minutes. He must have forgotten about me. Many more minutes later, a different male employee approached me. I am not that impressed with their level of service. Then I stopped by at REI. I got a phenomenal service. Learned more about bicycles than I thought I would. Although I prefer not to, I just might have to go with REI

Can't say enough about how good this bike shop is They are…read morevery friendly and they know what they're doing. If it's minimal they will do it for free and there's no BS Definitely getting a bike from the shop or if I need to repair my bike for the future this is where I'm coming

Was having a problem with my front derailer, they solved the problem within 10 minutes. Great…read moreexperience.

they are so kind at the bike peddler shop! i walked in shared my story about getting a used spin…read morebike for free, they noticed I am in a wheelchair from an amputation I only have my left leg I was given both the cage for the left foot and the saddle seat for free what kind and outgoing people that work at this shop I'm super grateful and excited to get peddling on my spin bike thank you

UPDATE 6/29 -- Hours after I posted my initial review, one of the owners (Kalan) reached out to me…read moreby phone. I told him the whole story, and he agreed to buy back my wheels on the basis that they'd sold me the wrong wheels. He told me the shop could build me a custom set of wheels -- a service I didn't know the Peddler offered -- but I'd already ordered another set of sturdier wheels from a Colorado company. When the wheels finally came in, I took them down to the Peddler. Nate swapped out the wheels the same day, taking extra time to re-true both of them. I've been out on two great rides with the new wheels. While the wheels are still settling in, the bike performed wonderfully. Nate also sold me a couple of wider tires for the new wheels, and the tires work just great. Both Kalan and Nate could not have been nicer or more professional in our conversations and dealings. I'm very hopeful that the experience I had with the other employee was just a one-off, and that the Peddler remains a shop that offers great customer service. ======= After two decades as a loyal customer, I'm sad to say the Bike Peddler no longer stands by what it sells. Last June, I purchased a set of Shimano wheels from the shop. In May, after a total 12 rides, both a spoke and the hub nut on the rear wheel broke during a short Salem Bicycle Club ride. I was astonished, and asked if the wheels were warrantied. The clerk said he'd check. They later informed me that the wheel's warranty didn't apply because it was a "wear-and-tear" break -- even though I'd barely ridden on the wheels. I expressed my dismay, and the clerk shrugged. I told him I'd been loyal to the store for years, and he replied that he couldn't tell me where to take my business. I was truly shocked at his rudeness and lack of professionalism. I've shopped there for years, purchasing items I could have gotten much cheaper elsewhere -- shoes, helmets, bib shorts -- because the Peddler always treated me and my wife like family. I've also recommended the Peddler to many friends, because I could count on the shop to provide them great service and support. It breaks my heart to report that the shop now operates on the motto "Buyer Beware," and seems to have little concern for its customers.

Nice people Good service…read morePrompt Good repair shop Nice affordable pricing ................. 5 stars .................

Tony runs a nice little bike shop. We have now purchased two bikes, one each for my tween and teen…read morekids, and have been very pleased with the customer service and sound advise all the way through the purchase. I was so impressed, in fact, that I just ordered my own bike. I have been a long distance runner for a few years now, and recently started suffering foot and leg injuries, so I have decided it's time to start cross-training with some biking. My current bike, a heavy old Schwinn mountain bike which I inherited, is definitely not up to the task; so Tony helped me figure out which hybrid/fitness bike would be best for me. During the process, I gleaned as much info as I could from online sources, but always came back to Tony for advice on my final decision. The guy is hardcore into biking, and his advice is solid. After several trips to the store, including test rides and fitting, I settled on the Trek Zektor 2. It is designed as a 24/7/365 use commuter bike, so it should prove durable for my intended use of fitness rides in all sorts of weather. Thanks for all the help, Tony; I can't wait for it to come in next week so I can ride it!

I have counted on TomCat Bikes for all of my bikes and repair needs over the years: I can always…read morerely on them for fair prices and expert work! Picture: new eBike!

Haiku for best bike repair in Portland!…read more They wouldn't give up Serious problem solvers Good people all 'round