Worked with Ralph in the Bike Shop. Great guy, very helpful and friendly. Needed a replacement bolt…read moreand pedal arm for 2 month old Huffy bike. Every place I called told me they wouldn't work on, nor deal with cheap bikes. $175 isn't that cheap! Anyway, Ralph not only checked it out and made sure everything was working properly, but had the bolt and new pedal arm (both from stock) installed and I was on my way in 10 minutes.

Honestly, this place is so odd! We have been in there 4 times and there is one young man nice and…read morethe rest are rude and ugly. I have bought 5 bikes last two years and one scooter and would never buy here! Then decided to try again and took bike in a week ago for minor repair and said we could pick up a week later. This is long time for simple repair and we call and hadn't started so we picked up and took to Zion cyclery! What a joke - turns out have to leave Kenosha!

Brought in an eBike that we didn't purchase there. No issues. Took time to explain their process…read moreand timeline. Super nice, super knowledgeable. Highly recommend!

Wish I could give 0 stars. Came into becky frustrated and borderline yelling at my dad because "he…read morewas repeating himself". Went in to have a hike serviced but after that interaction decided otherwise.

Have a classic Japanese motorcycle? Get it fixed here! The guys that own this shop are well known…read morein the classic bike scene and even are featured in the Cafe Racer television series. My 1979 Kawasaki KZ400 runs like new thanks to The Shop. It took a while to fix it but this place is worth the wait. Your bike will run like new after these guys get their hands on it. Honest service and honest pricing up front.

This is the place to go if you have a Japanese or European import to be worked on. Tim knows his…read morestuff and has been working on my bikes for 20 plus years and will be the only one to continue to do so.

I will never go back to this place again. Seemed friendly, nice service so I agreed to buy the…read more$8.00 bike tube. The nice person forgot to mention the $5.00 labor fee. If you go there, make sure you bring a full wallet. Cha-ching, cha-ching.

Friendly and knowledgeable staff and owner. Brought my bike in and waited for a flat tire repair…read more They took care of it right away. I would recommend this shop.

They have a helpful staff. A good selection of bikes for all ages. I recommend them and will…read morecontinue to patronize them.

Quarantined days has meant lots of bike rides for the kids. Usually when the kids bike with my…read morehusband I get stuff done around the house, but yesterday we thought a family bike ride would be fun. The dishes, laundry and cleaning could wait since it's not like anyone is coming into our house soon. ' I hopped on my trusty bike purchased from Green Bay Cycles in 2013. To be honest it's probably been used a dozen times since then so while old it's still in pretty good condition. However, we immediately realized that I had a flat tire so the kids set off for bike riding fun with their dad. I saw Green Bay Cycles is closed on Sundays right now, so I enjoyed a rare moment of peace and silence while unloading the dishwasher. They reopened today (Monday) and my husband brought in my bike in his typical quarantine uniform (comfortable clothes, mask and gloves). They took the bike for him, fixed my tire, tuned it up and sprayed it with disinfectant spray. It didn't take them long at all and they were super sweet not to charge us for it either. My husband said he felt completely safe with the experience and will continue to go there for our biking needs during quarantine...and of course after.

Zion Cyclery has been my number one for 10+ years. I've tried to find a place that gives…read morecomparable service that isn't so far from me (50 minute drive), and nothing I've found compares. I was afraid that it might lose its soul when the family shop became a Trek shop. No worries. Zion still the best.

Super bike shop. I have been to the bike shop at this location since the mid-80s. It was a…read morefixture in the area then and it continues to be a local community friendly bike shop. Recently attended a winter fat bike ride to the beach. They had great route leads and made sure no one got dropped. They organized the routes, gave everyone store coupons and served lunch. What a fun way to spend a dreary winter day. Reloaded a bunch of bike needs as well. Love this joint.

My husband just got his bike fixed there today and he can't stop raving about the place. He is a…read moreregular biker and has to have repairs often and is excited to have found this wonderful shop. Quick repairs, fair prices, friendly staff. We will likely become lifetime customers!

Talk about being impressed, this Bike/Cycle Shop is Outstanding and owned and operated by one heck…read moreof a knowledgeable person, comfortably expressing 31 years of Bike/Cycle experience. Even if you don't own a Bike, you owe yourself a few minutes of your time to stop in and see the inventory. Those old days of a Bike Shop, the kind I saw when I was a kid, LONG time ago in neighborhood where I grew up, is nothing like Lifestyle Cycle! Tuned my wife's bike up beautifully and just squeezing the repaired brakes was noticeably fun. Thank You LC!!

Called for a part for my shwinn autostream, priced well and the customer service of the call was…read moreexcellent!

Needed a spacer/adapter for my chainwheel and no1 local, but this shop carried it. Was really…read moreexcited to locate it somewhat local. Got to the shop and only had a debit card, don't usually carry cash. The owner refused to let me pay with my debit card and made me go next door to the convenience store and take out $20 and pay a $3.95 fee at there ATM. The part was only $5. The owner was rude and had horrible customer service. Average rundown bike store, with minimal selection of bikes.

This place is terrific. Fast service, very reasonable prices and friendly employees. I had my bike…read morefixed there and I couldn't be happier.

Horrible! My daughter (9 years old) was talked in a bike two sizes too big for a present from…read moregrandma. After multiple issues with gears, chain, seat, etc. we inquired about a new bike, and even after being ridden less than 10 times over a 6 month period, the trade in value was less than 25% of the cost. Buyer beware!

My husband and I both have had issues with repairs from this shop, so I would not recommend it…read more It's unfortunate because I would love to support small local businesses, but in this case we've had better repairs at other shops in the area. I had a full tri bike clean and re-build (over $500), and the crank bolt loosens with every ride and my brake quick release won't close. They didn't tighten my saddle bolt and it shifted me off my bike mid-ride. My husband has taken flats here 4 TIMES in 2 months, and they keep busting due to improper tube installation. Took it to Trek and it hasn't given him a problem in a year. We would recommend you look elsewhere for repairs. I can't speak to their bike sales.

About a month ago, I brought my dad's bike in for one simple reason: to fix the brakes for his…read morebirthday. Instead, when I came back, they told me they repaired a crank that they claimed was "bent and unrepairable" -- something I never asked them to diagnose or fix. You shouldn't perform extra work and charge a customer for it without approval, especially when it wasn't the reason the bike was brought in. When I came back to address this, Dusty (one of the mechanics) was very reasonable and genuinely helpful. He understood the situation, and worked with me to reduce the bill from $140 to $40, which I appreciated. Honestly, if the bike actually needed that repair, I can live with the charge. The real issue was the attitude and handling of the situation by the owner. I waited about 20 minutes for the owner to come speak with me, even though I had to be at work and had to ask Dusty to grab him again. When he finally came out, he was dismissive and rude, repeatedly fixating on the $40 price instead of addressing the real problem -- that the wrong repair was done in the first place. Even after calmly explaining that I wasn't blaming him and simply wanted some accountability, he kept responding with, "I wouldn't have done this for $40," completely missing the point. When I politely asked if there was anything he could do to make it right after a month of inconvenience, he flatly said no. This could have been handled professionally and respectfully, but instead it turned into an unnecessarily uncomfortable interaction. Big credit to Dusty for being understanding and helpful -- unfortunately, the owner seriously dropped the ball here. I won't be returning, and I'd recommend being very clear and cautious about approving any work before leaving your bike here.