Great Night with good Friends. Bring your favourite karaoke playlist and have fun ! The beer helps…read more:-)

Was invited by a friend of sister. Meeting location has street parking. Do not park in the lot as…read morethat is where you load and unload from (on the pedal bike). Waiver is electronic so bring your phone. We did the Whyte/Happy Beer Street Tour that spends about half of the tour on Whyte Ave and the other half touring the quieter Happy Beer Street. This tour is 2 hours long and stops at 2 different venues - we stopped at Community and O'Byrne's Irish Pub. Was super awkward going down Whyte ave. People pointing and laughing and taking our pictures. If you don't like the attention sit on the bike's right (right hand closer to the front of the bike). Community was a let down as the bike's guide raved about the pizza-by-the-slice but when we got there at 5:30PM they said they had NO pizza ready and since we had only 30minutes at the stop they would Not be able to make it in-time for us :( O'Byrne's Irish Pub was fine but by then we were just working on finishing the drinks that were pre-bought with the bike (30drink package) and did not want to spend more money on drinks. It was +25degrees when we started but cooled nicely by 7PM but we were all a sweaty mess by then. Confirmed you should not wear flip flops as you do have to pedal and you want steady feet. i think there was 4 pedal spots per side and 1 per side that is over the wheel that does Not pedal and a bench at the back of the bike for non-pedaling people as well. 30 drink package was about right for the 12 of us as approx. 3 of us were driving. Great variety of drinks they offered from lager (no name-brands), cherry almond vodka cocktail, vodka lemonade, hard iced tea. And of course free water via water bottles. Every person (except the bench at the back) has a cup holder and the organizer of my event made and brough those yeti cups personalized with our names and those fit fine in the cup holders too and we just poured the cans in those. You can bring a small bag/purse and they can put it up "in the rafters" can give it to you every stop as well. Overall a really cool experience and I am sure I will be back.

Vanessa was absolutely amazing! The restaurants we were able to visit on our bike tour were perfect…read morefor experiencing different cultures. We were originally going to do the walking tour but changed to biking and SO THANKFUL WE DID!!!!!

From the owner: Get ready to embark on an exciting two-wheel food adventure! Cycle from fabulous restaurant to…read morefabulous restaurant tasting healthy fare direct from the imaginations of the area’s top chefs. Your Food Bike Tour is a fresh air/food experience you won’t soon forget. Reserve your food bike tour spot now!! 2023 Food Bike Tours in Edmonton, Calgary, Kelowna, Cochrane, and Canmore start THIS MAY! Visit our website for more info: foodbiketour.com

The is spot it along the river valley walking path. Otherwise I'm not sure you would ever find it!…read moreGreat hidden gem. Next door to public washrooms. Above this shop is rooftop seating / public park. So lots of seating and a great view of the water. Lots of choices - coffee, dessert, sandwiches, snacks. Great rental place. Super friendly staff. Milkis was 10/10 good. Sausage roll was heated in a toaster oven and not microwave and tasted bakery quality. 10/10 would recommend to stop here or rent from here

FUN!!! Tried out a Segway yesterday for the first time with a group of 6 awesome Yelpers for a mini…read moregroup lesson as part of Yelp's Club Fit! We had three instructors/helpers who were all super friendly and helpful! The scenery simply could not be best against the majestic Edmonton river valley! I totally need to come back for one of the hour long tours! They even offer winter snow tours complete with winter tires ;-) In the summer they rent out other items like bicycles and also have BBQ's. Thank you River Valley Adventures, and especially Josh, for making our experience too notch! I felt completely safe and supported after a quick one-on-one set up!

Took my wife's old bicycle to get repaired. They were absolutely great. Friendly, professional,…read moreand did a great job. I can highly recommend them. We will be regular customers.

What a helpful and friendly bike shop. Mike was so great. I had been recommended to take my bike to…read morehim for a quick repair and he exceeded my expectations. I got instant service, zero upsell, friendly and honest service, and a wonderful welcome. I'm from BC but when I asked around for bike shop recommendations his name came up every time. I highly recommend Old Strathcona Cycles to anyone seeking bike repairs.

Incredible Bike store! Rich is extremely knowledgable with cycling, triathlon and equipment. As a…read morefirst time Iron man athlete I went to the show to ask about options for fitting my road bike for riding triathlon. Rich has extensive knowledge of different courses and triathlon specific bike fitting. He offers an amazing service in performing longitudinal bike fitting sessions to help an athlete drop into a more aero position as they improve riding technique. The prices are VERY reasonable and cheaper than many competitors even though the quality is superior. Very kind staff and overall a great place for parts, a fitting, or a tune up.

Rich is knowledge, without being condescending, patient and encouraging to newer road-cycling…read moreenthusiasts. You won't find any mountain bikes or hybrid touring bikes here. You will find a limited selection of some of the best brands from Canada and Italy. When you're ready to take it to the next level and need to talk to someone that is a dedicated cyclist and trainer, be sure to check-out Cycle-Logic. Tiip: Not for the faint of heart, these aren't cheap and it's cash only.

I recently rented a road bike from Mountain Madness Tours for the Great White North triathlon in…read moreStony Plain and I had a very smooth experience! I've always found that high quality road bike rentals are extremely rare to find, so this was a welcome service for me in Edmonton. In fact, this may be the only outfit providing road bike rentals in the city. Ben was highly professional and quick with leading me through the rental process. He went above and beyond my expectations, going out of his way to facilitate the pickup and drop-off as well. He also swapped out the standard pedals included with the rental bike with my own clipless set. The bike itself was a Felt Z95 and was in excellent condition. It included a tool bag, spare tube and pump that (thankfully) I never had to use! Based on my experience with their rental service, I have no doubt that their cycling tours (including one from Jasper to Banff) would be excellent also. Highly recommended!

Ben from Mountain Madness Tours arranged a custom six-day ride from Jasper to Banff in July 2017…read morefor eight of us. He picked a great itinerary, gave us clear instructions, set up correct expectations for each section of the ride, met us with a smile on his face at every rest stop and with snacks or lunch, took great photos, and clearly enjoyed being with us throughout the trip. We had a superb ride through this very scenic parkway and he suggested and accompanied us on great side trips or hikes. Making the e-bike available was very helpful and we cannot thank Ben enough. He really enjoys his work, going out in nature, and taking care of the riders. The ride, scenery, and Ben made for the best vacation ever!

Quite possibly one of the worst stores to deal with after you buy your bike from them. My…read moreexperience was basically that I don't exsist when coming in after my bikes purchase. Please read the whole experience for a twist at the end. I went in last summer (2025) after visiting a few bike stores to pick a new bike to be able to qualify for events around my city. This store won me over by offering a $2150.00 bike on sale for $1700. It was perfect for me at the time as I was planning to up grade the bike to a professional spec as I figured out what needed to be changed on it to fit my riding style. I was a professional mountain biker for 6 years and know what I need to do to customize a bike to work best for me. The very first thing I wanted to change were the tires. I was having issues slipping going up hill so I found grip that helped specifically with that. I called them up for the up grade and they responded with the tires are to expensive, they didn't tell me the price of them, they were just to expensive. Im guessing because I picked a brand outside their carried brand names, they just said no because I gave them my contacts information to get the tires and they made an excuse about not being able to buy them from another store. My contact had them for a very good price and if I bought them they'd put them on. Sooo like, its to expensive for them, cant buy itbfrom another store if they're affordable. I still wonder to this day if there is anything I could've done or said to get them to order these tires. Although I wanted this grip change, there was an urgency to this order as the factory valve kept on leaking. This is an issue I brought up with them, I had mentioned the leak sealant came in clutch and they never brought it up again. They actually changed the subject. Next I wanted the handle bars customized, I'm not racing over super technical terrain where an extra 2 or 3 inches of width would be beneficial to control the bike, I want to be as small and compact as possible to be able to pass people in gaps on single trails. They said they didn't recommend this change, almost as if they are clueless about this style of racing and basically flat out refused the modification. Most recently, I wanted to order a new front chain crank. Im a 6'3", 220 LBS guy. That means I have a lot of weight to push down on my pedal which allows me to be very aggressive in my pushes on a bike. I brought my bike to the store to ask about this. Now, this may just be me, but I would think ìf someone took the time and effort to bring the bike into the store. Working out a solution to the reason they are there would be a priority. There are tons of solutions I. Would've entertained as I have a small issue with the drive train (that when i brought up was told it would work it self out) but yet again, the part i need is un available and nothing they can do about it. I mean, im not quite sure why this store exists. The staff doesnt know how to set up a bike professionally. Their source for parts are non exsistant. The shop doesnt want to do any work according to the few times I've dealt with the salesman's. The only good reviews I could find on this store are parents bringing their kids bikes in for repairs. Which leads me to think thisbstore as a whole is equivalent to my next door neighbors dad with a tool box. After all the above was said and done, and as being a 43 year old that is retired. My disposable income allows me to make very rash decisions about what I want to accomplish financially. The issues I have been having with this bike and the store I bought it from made me so frustrated I marked the bike as sold on bike index and then left it in the park behind my house for someone to steal it and get it off my hands. I am now on a new brand of bike dealing with a store that can get parts and wants the work. I can not recommend this store on this app any less than 1 star. But I have found there are so many other options in this city that are a little bit to so much better to deal with in my opinion. (I feel like I should add the fact there are many store that are much worse as well) Shop at your own risk, for all I know my experience is an anomaly. Maybe they just don't like my face or something. But if you decide to shop here, good luck.

We were appreciative of your covid rules however we would probably be more likely to make a…read morepurchase browsing online rather than being discouraged and honestly confused by the sales staff today. We went for specific shoes and were brought multiple other shoes and only one in a size close to being what we asked for - close being a weird thing in reference to asking for a shoe size. Anyways. We felt like we were begging to buy something. Is it your shops practice to not offer other sizes other options for ordering or the correct thing? I was met with the feeling "we are done here" or maybe confusion? every time I asked for help to buy something. I wanted a helmet, maybe a water bottle holder, some shit to spice my spin bike. Let me? As a business owner this would be discouraging to hear, especially with covid - but we literally have to buy elsewhere as your associate gave us zero options for a product YOU SELL. So heads up. People want to buy locally and from your business - it's not easy.

I just bought an Envo Overlander at E-bike Edmonton. It was supposed to be all set up. I can't the…read morebike into first gear, the pedals just spin also if you buy the tail gate rack for Envos the straps aren't long enough.

I have been wanting to buy an ebike but wanted to really try one out to see what features would add…read morevalue. I discovered Ebike Edmonton and both my husband and I rented to two hours. We had an amazing time. They actually manufacture their own product locally. They also have conversion packages. It looks to be a father and son enterprise with a lot of eager knowledgeable and very nice staff. The bikes we rented were perfect and I will return. Give them a try.

The fare is now $5.00 one-way. It's still worth it. I've actually used it a couple of times to…read morecommute to across the river to downtown. It's a nice thing to take the out-of-town guests on. The volunteer conductors dress up and give you a history lesson of a time when Edmonton and Strathcona were 2 different cities. The view is great as it rakes you over the High Level bridge. 155 feet high. It currently holds a record. There are 4 stations. It takes about 25 minutes from #1 to #4. No food please.

I went to an Eventbrite pop up streetcar event. I had a blast. Impressive. The views were…read morebeautiful. We stopped in the middle of the bridge for half an hour. All volunteers running the streetcar.