Very friendly and knowledgeable shop. Although they are brand new, they are a sister shop to Golden…read moreTriangle, so actually they are quite experienced. It's a nice shop, although their inventory is somewhat limited. I dropped my bike off for a tune-up and I know it is in good hands.

So glad this place opened! Perfect place to stop for a tune up or new gear. Stopped in today for…read moresome new accessories, they were installed in under five minutes. Highly recommend to everyone hitting the GAP!

This was our first time in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. There we were, two seventy + year olds,…read morevacation was over and our battery was dead three levels down in a Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania parking garage. It was 6:30am on a Sunday. The reviews were so good, I called. Am I glad I did! You promised to be there within thirty minutes. You were! You figured out the problem and got our car started. We got on our way. You were our hero today. I will gladly pass it on! Thank you so much.

Had an appointment the next day. JS never showed up. Texted and said was out of town. I made an…read moreappointment for the next day to see if he could fit me in. He said he would try. Never contacted me again.

My name is Hitt, I'm from Pittsburgh PA. I do many things but one of the things I like to do is…read moreexperience everything I humanly can from foods to places plus people and things. Rather than write a long review and clutter the reviews with anymore long reviews (no knock, you guys are great) I'm just gonna get right to the point... This place? Go here wether you ride a bike or not. Maybe buy a bike or parts for your bike. Talk bikes with bike people. Take A LOT of money. Spend A LOT of money. Support local business. Good luck!

This shop would easily get a higher review. They have a good selection of bikes and accessories…read more However, our customer service experience was non-existent. I had called earlier in the day to inquire about cycling helmets. They told me the brand they carried which I initially wasn't interested in but decided to make the 1.5 hour trip to check them out. Upon arrival we were impressed with the selection of bikes but the helmet selection was limited to one brand and sizes were limited as well. As I was looking for a helmet my wife was looking at bikes. A sales person who was initially working with a customer had that customer walk away. At this point my wife said hello and the sales person halfway aknowleged her and walked away ignoring the fact that she may have a question. We decided to shrug this off and continue to look around. We took a stroll to their basement where they have more bikes and did some preliminary sizing for my wife as we are in the market to purchase a new one for her. Then wee made our way back upstairs and back to the helmets. I had decided that I liked one of the helmets but wanted to compare with others they had on display but couldn't find the color or size I needed. After having other employees ignored us I decided it was time to go and internet shop for a helmet. As we were leaving the employee that blew my wife off earlier finally took some interest in us. At this point we had been in the store for at least a half hour. I told him I was looking at their helmets and interested in the Specialized Search helmet they had on display but wanted to compare with other helmets they had. He proceeded to take us to the helmets to show us comparable models one of which was the LOMA. He then walked back to the counter to look and see if they had my size and color I wanted in stock. He then announced that they only had black. Then as I was asking him about the Propero helmet they had on display he turned to help another costomer that had walked in and never acknowledged my question. It's unfortunate that a shop that was recommended to me by a friend fell so short of how highly he and his wife spoke of them.

This is my updated review.. After a rocky start with my…read moreDucati, all is well. Mosites fixed my bike quickly and at a reasonable price. The new showroom is going to be nice when it's completed. Thanks JJ

I've taken my bike here 3 times; the first time, it was stuck for a month just to replace a…read morescratched muffler and handlebar weight (and getting any sort of response was hard enough that I went in-person to go talk to them- a 40 minute drive just for information). The second time was a few days, but they couldn't figure out why my bike was stuttering, so I paid $280 for a simple diagnostic test. The third time, the most recent time, is why I will never, ever get my bike serviced there, again. It got sent in for wind damage, and was stuck there for two entire MONTHS. After one month, the department head finally contacted me, and explained the delays. There was a gap of 9-11 days that he couldn't explain, and said he would look into it (I never heard back about that). He did give me a list of excuses: they were training a new guy, customers are spoiled these days and expect to be treated like royalty, and my favorite: 'you've gotta break a few eggs to make an omelete'. (No, I'm not kidding. These were the excuses he gave to me complaining that they'd had my bike for a MONTH with no real update or timeline, and very sparse communication.) One month later when I finally got my bike back (in an incomplete state- more about that later), the handlebars were tilted, the left lever and mirror assembly was angled far more forward than the right one, and worst of all, the new chain's master link was incorrectly installed. The plate was pushed in so far that the x-rings bulged out (shredding within the 40 minute ride home), and the rivets were barely flared (5.22mm and 5.35mm when they need to be AT LEAST 5.5mm). The chain was too tight as well, even after I had made sure to tell them to refer to the swingarm's specs, which had the measurements printed on a sticker, impossible to miss. I tried contacting the department head again, but he never replied, so I messaged Hannah, sending pictures of the absolutely butchered chain job. She told me they'd need to see the bike AGAIN to tell what was wrong- but here's the thing. ALL of the other bike mechanics I showed the same images to knew that the job had been done badly. I got a small refund for the bad master link and some of the work ($90 of a $1900 job overall, which is ridiculous considering it was just replacing one body panel, the handlebar, chain and sprockets, and left lever and mirror). Then, a week later, the extra part they didn't install came in the mail (an indicator). I went out to install it, and realized that the indicators on my bike WORKED FINE and there was barely a scratch. When Mosites had given me the repair quote, I asked them SPECIFICALLY to remove ALL cosmetic damage from the quote and only fix things that affected the performance. Again, I messaged Hannah asking how I could send the part back for a refund. She told me it wasn't possible, and put the onus on me because 'I approved the insurance repair estimate.' I had approved it *trusting that the mechanics at Mosites had removed all cosmetic damage from the estimate*. They are now refusing to admit fault for their mistake on the repair estimate, so I had to pay for a $75 part that I didn't need. I never heard back from the department head regarding the dangerous, lazy job on the motorcycle chain, either (even when he gave me his direct line to message, saying to talk to him from then on). After talking to other riders on Facebook, basically nobody had anything good to say and told me that Mosites actually has a really bad reputation, it's just covered up by the positive Google reviews, causing newer riders to go there for service. So I'm writing this review as a warning to anyone thinking of going to their service department: if Mosites insists that their customers have to double check their work so often and second-guess their estimates because someone made a mistake, then their work is not worth your money or time. Look at the low-rated Google and Yelp reviews, that's the real story. (to add- the department head DID contact me over a 2-star review I left on Google. He seemed very focused on making sure I changed it, because 'we had talked'. Sorry, 'talking' doesn't change the fact that you're saddling me with an extra part and made my bike dangerous to ride.)

This bike shop was recommended to me by the boys of The Coffee Tree Cycling team…read more I cannot wait to try it !

Great service, timely and informative! Rob was able to guide me in getting a tune up I knew I…read moreneeded and new parts for my old steel (1979 Panasonic) bicycle that I have thought of updating. He was just able to provide the ergonomically useful facts I was interested in. I'll be back! Tis the season for the tune up!

Great responsive bike shop. Patient, knowledgeable and kind. They have skills to work on all types…read moreof bikes

My dad and I did the GAP trail from Pittsburgh to DC on a tandem bike. We had never done a…read morelong-distance bike ride before, much less on a tandem bike. The folks at Kindred were so incredibly helpful, we couldn't have done it without them. They helped guide us through what gear to get, and provided us with all the tools we needed for the journey. They're also incredibly transparent about pricing. I always feel comfortable and at ease going to Kindred.

Placed an online order for a belt using the same size I have worn for years. The size was at least…read moretwo inches short. Made arrangements to exchange at regional store which went well. The salesman in that department was very helpful as was the checkout person. Don't understand how a belt can be misrepresented as to its size. REI really needs to monitor their suppliers more closely.

I love REI. I tread lightly with purchases, though, cuz everything is so pricey. I didn't say it…read morewasn't worth it, but still, pricey. Today was just some small items - blister kit and energy chews. When I need hiking boots, THIS is where I come. When I need serious hiking equipment, THIS is my go-to. They will help fit you with the right shoes and backpacks, for certain. So, today, REI was my end goal walking the GAP trail from Homestead Waterfront to here in the Southside. Shopped here, ate sushi lunch nearby at Kura. Now, ready to trek back in hiking boots bought here, of course.

Terrible experience with Jay Bird. Gave him my Harley Tins and Cash over a year ago to do a simple…read moreblack & white paint job and they still aren't done and nothing but bs promises, apologies, lies etc. Now I'm going the Legal route to get my stuff and money back....Sad ​

From the owner: We are a fully equipped custom fabrication shop and repair shop for motorcycles, diesels trucks,…read moreand cars. We can make custom fabricated parts of any kind; our limitations are your imaginations! Let's start your project today!

Stopped in a few days ago, and found out that this business is no longer EagleRider motorcycle…read morerentals. They are now Ural Pittsburgh, and they sell and service Ural Motorcycles (made in Russia). Even though I was just browsing, I was treated like a valued customer, and was given lots of information about these unusual motorcycles. I thought they were very cool, as they all had sidecars and most were two-wheel drive. There were lots of various models in the showroom, with lots of options, colors, and accessories available. Cheers!

Well first off, this was a online/phone sale. So I have zero information or comments about the…read morephysical dealership itself. For the most part, I did all my research ahead of time, and only reached out to the dealership with a few questions and then was ready to buy! My salesperson was Mike Purtell, for the whole process. Along with a couple of emails to Jen in finance. Gotta say, Mikes very easy to speak to, seems to have solid knowledge of the sidecars and enjoys helping out the customer! A very pleasant shopping experience! I was extremely happy that this was not the usual "nickel & dime" ya to death experience. Their website list the price, shows the discounts, and if you do the math? It all adds up correctly! I have to say I really thought the paperwork portion of this, was super smooth! Since the bike was being shipped to me, all the paperwork arrived via Fed Ex. Which was really nice! I was able to get the bike registered and plated, long before it actually was delivered. Overall, I have nothing but good things to say about Mike and the staff at Ural of Pittsburgh! I hope to visit someday in person!