I came here looking for a rear derailleur bushing cos I was clumsy and lost mine while servicing my…read morerd. They gave me the part for free. I talked to Peter about needing tires for a cyclocross bike. He recommended a very budget friendly tire that would suit my needs. I tried the tires today and was very impressed how grippy it is. I also got it at a discount. Definitely would recommend this place. Very friendly people who know their bikes.

Great service from really cool guys. Needed some air in the tires of my wheelchair and went in when…read moreI passed the shop by chance. They happily took care of me leaving everything else behind. Asked me to test a couple of times until I had the exact pressure I wanted. Didn't want any money.

Great place with a lots of options, operated by kind, passionate, and insightful people. They have…read morea repair shop in the back and a free tire pump just outside the door. I am just now getting into road cycling, and they had me ready to go with all the essentials in a matter of minutes. I've already been there 3 times in the past 2 weeks, and I'd encourage anyone looking for a local bike shop to give them a visit!

A few weeks ago, I was riding on Toronto's Waterfront Trail as I often do, when I got a flat…read more Always a drag but I had my tool kit and spare tube so the change was quick. Unfortunately my Co2 inflator malfunctioned: I had a repaired tire but no air. A quick online search showed that Dream Cyclery was just a few blocks away. I knew as a reputable shop that they would have air available for those who need it in a pinch. And yes, as I arrived, there was the air hose as I had hoped. Noticing it was only Schraeder-ready I went into the shop to borrow an adapter and say thanks for the rescue. No thanks needed. Just 5 bucks. That's right, any cyclist with Presta valves must pay for the tiny brass adapter in order to use the "free air." The staffer seemed embarrassed to be charging me $5 for a piece that costs no more than a nickel. With the next nearest bike shop a significant walk away, I had no other choice. How chintzy is that! It wouldn't be so obnoxious if they were charging a dollar to cover the cost of providing them, or asking for a donation to a favourite charity (Cycle Toronto?) but this feels likes mean-spirited gouging. Looks like a nice shop. Sorry I will not be visiting again.

Louis performed a tune up on my 20+ year Raleigh, which had never before been serviced. Bike rides…read moresmoothly, and brakes, gears are just like new. Thanks Louis!

Best bike repair I've had in a long time. Replaced punctured tire in 5 minutes..This is a real bike…read moremechanic who actually fixed another issue from a previous boutique repair. Oiled the chain, friendly, normal prices, and sent me on my way with a new ride. I will be back for spring tune up. I ride my bike through the winter and so tired of boutique over priced, not great repairs. I found my new go to bike repair shop.

Javier was very helpful in showing me a very light bike in my price range. When I wasn't sure, he…read moredidn't pressure me at all. I ended up back in the shop within the hour to get the bike because he was so nice and the bike was a great price. Highly recommend!

I'm not big fan of yelping but after leaving this bike shop I thought I need to write something…read moreabout it. This is the BEST bike shop in Toronto. While I was building my bike I went to almost all the bike shops in the city and checked prices and products, simply took my time and search around. After I've done my research I found that there are lots of very good bike shops out there but this one was the best over all and Javier the guy who runs this shop was extremely helpful, generous and nice and let me use some of the tools plus gave lots of helpful advices. This shop is highly recommended. They got new bikes and sometimes used parts for less then half of the price.

12 bucks for a skate sharpening is a huge rip off. 15 for figure skates. Maybe you should try…read moreselling some bicycles Joe- won't be back

I would suggest you bring your bike to a blind Orangutan for a tuneup before you consider Oxygen…read more Far and above the worst experience I've ever had at any business in my life, not just of bike shops, but of all businesses. This place completely and utterly destroyed my bike. I brought mine in for a simple tuneup, and they called me to suggest changing the pedals. I agreed. And within 1 hour of my first bike ride the pedals slowly fell off and it destroyed my crank arm and front chain wheel. My god! After bringing my bike back they very reluctantly agreed to fix it but replaced my very good chain wheel with a chain wheel you'd get in a cereal box. My bike has never functioned so poorly in the years I've owned it. Very incompetent staff. I just wanted a simple tune up and I got back a bike with lesser parts that functions significantly worse than it ever had.

Years and years of service here and always with a smile and spectacular service. Do not remember…read moreever having to drop and pick up. They pride themselves in being able to do a fast, reliable and inexpensive fix EVERY-TIME! Cannot say enough about these guys!

I recently came to this store for my bicycle repair and I had a tube that was punctured. These…read morebrothers are professional, they instantly know what to do and they execute the repair swiftly. The prices are great and I will be a returning customer for future repairs. The location is convenient, central Toronto North York, its an easy commute and that is also a bonus!

Are you the owner: A: yes…read moredo you have bike gloves? A: nope If I buy four tires can I get a break on price? A: nope If I buy four tires for two bikes, can you do installation? A: nope is this a bike shop, or a skit with the hostile shopkeeper in Fawlty Towers or Cheese Shop? cyclepath Davisville was like Dermott in Black Books: wtf are you in my store? This place was like Bike Depot: buy a bike @ $1000 or fuck off. Like Bike Depot. Better choice: Silent Sports

I went in and said "do you have any marin parts? i was just at skiis and biikes and they said they…read moreonly had trek parts", he rudely lectured me that there were no marin parts and no trek parts just bike parts. I proceed to buy the pedals, fender, and rack from their limited selection. I paid for general maintenance and got them installed free. the fender was installed shoddily and rubbed. I had him fix it and it still rubbed again a few days later. Then my bike fell from a bike rack and a piece broke from the rack. I went in and he said "oh so it didn't just break, you dropped your bike. next time don't drop your bike. $5". Bikes fall and falling from a bike rack shouldn't cause a piece to break... I went into skiis and biikes and they completely realigned my fenders and it hasnt rubbed since. A few weeks later the piece they sold me for $5 broke again and the bike didn't even fall. I asked for a refund on the rack and they angrily gave me the $5 back for the part they charged me for. They said it's my fault for keeping a bike in a bike rack.

Owner was super honest and friendly. Helped me replace tubes and don't take advantage of beginners…read moreand was trying to help this other kid save money asking him if he had a hacksaw at home. Super down-to-earth! Great shop and for the people! Got these sweet tireeeeeess, handle and pedals from them too!

WOW!!!!!! i been biking BMX for 25 years THIS shop is the is the best shopp i know of ... the…read morework and knowing what there doing.. and aswome people very friendly ... calls back or emails. shop has pretty all the parts i wanted or the get what i looking for .. #1 bike shop can ask any questions and get a good anaswer there shoud be more bike shops like this check it out no lie the best bike shop i know of!!!!! BMX for life!!! also they got mtb and more gear ..... but i stick to the bmx world MY BIKE WORKS!!!!!!!!! so amazing

Fix Coffee + Bike's second location is located on the upper ground level of The Well. Newly opened…read moreabout 3 weeks ago, they specialize in everything to do with bikes....as well as coffee. They also have coffee beans and pastries available as well. I dropped by Fix Coffee + Bikes recently on a weekday around 3pm or so to grab a coffee. I was actually greeted by the owner, Fred, who was manning the coffee bar that day. I opted to get a cortado and a spinach and feta pastry where I decided to have my coffee to enjoy in the shop. They have a small bench available if you'd like to sit near the windows of the store. My coffee was made at a reasonable time and tasted great. I could tell within my short time there that this shop was becoming a regular joint for some people to grab their caffeine hit. Overall, great coffee, friendly service, and good vibes. Do check Fix Coffee + Bikes at The Well if you get a chance!

Stumbled on this grand opening. Thanks for the free cup of coffee. #hitthespot #easyonthewalletread more

Starbikes adjusted our mountain and fat e-bikes. Gave us a…read moredeal & In good time! Fine tuned and gave us proper chain oil to keep us going! Will be back! Thank you Yohan

From the owner: Summer is here, and it's the perfect time to get your bicycle or ebike tuned up or repaired…read more Luckily, Starbikes.ca has got you covered! As a mobile bike repair shop, they provide convenient and efficient service straight to your doorstep. Whether you're in the #GTA or looking for #corporatewellness options, Starbikes has all your bike and ebike service needs covered. Plus, they service popular food delivery apps like #Uber, #DoorDash, and #SkipTheDishes, making it easier than ever to get your bike ready for the road. Choose Starbikes for a #healthylifestyle and a stress-free summer. #Thriver