Great, serious, bike shop. They carry leading brands including Pivot and Yeti which can be hard to…read morefind and have a true emphasis on mountain biking. I really appreciate that as many bike shops in Florida are geared more to road cyclists or casual riders. Adrenaline caters to everybody but has a special heart for mountain bikes and it shows. The staff are helpful and selection of goods on hand impressive. I would like to see more Fox gear in stock but realize stores will only carry what they can sell and clothing can be unpredictable for sales. This is however the best place I know of in Central Florida to either buy a new mountain bike or bring one for work.

I use Adrenaline for whatever repairs my recumbent trike requires. Repair shop is thorough and…read moreknowledgeable... as well as sensitive to my needs, as someone who has had two hip replacements. They have done simple fixes like replacing flat tire inner tube, to a total tune-up.

Great underused trails. Short but sweet.. 4 miles of technical butchery…read more.. Have been visiting this trail on and off for a dozen years now... For the most part they have remained nearly original with only a few refinements... Refinments for the better I should add... This is not the longest, or most technical trail around but it's four mile loop will work you hard... This is despite its decieving, mostly blue and green trails... It is well marked and the local volunteers Keep it well maintained... The trails are entirely canopy covered and beautiful enough for just a leisure pedal through the woods.. But with the elevation changes and switchback there is no time for a leisurely ride... This is an honest four mile trail that will work you... Better be prepaired for a challenge when you get here... Enjoy...

This is a very well maintained mountain bike system. It's comprised of about three miles of…read morebeginner and intermediate trails and an additional 2 miles of expert level Trails. There is also a skills park at the entrance to practice some built elements before encountering them on the trail. It's located by the MT Dora dog park, behind the softball fields. There is the right amount of parking. That is, if the lot is full, then so its the trail and you'll probably be either frustrated behind someone slower than you or frustrating someone who's faster and stuck behind you. That being said, 90% of the folks I've met riding have been nothing but pleasant. You'll find the occasional rider "doing it for Strava" but that's fine. Just roll with it (ba da boom) and roll your eyes while you stick w your pace. Sure there are other more elite trails in central Florida. But for a quick after work ride, this one hits the spot.

Super amazing. They got my used bike I bought all tuned up and happy to ride. The owner even helped…read moreme learn hot to properly use the gears as I'm a newbie. Best prices in town and I hope everyone will support this long time small business.

Good service in a timely manner at reasonable prices. Staff is informative and easy to talk to and…read morevery friendly. I wish I had known of this place sooner.

Great family owned business. Frank is very helpful and informative about his e-bikes. They have a…read moregreat selection available and you are free to test ride . frank answered all my questions and concerns. I purchased my e-bike that very day. His product crossed off all my boxes for a new e-bike. I felt his bikes were high quality and priced very reasonably. He also offers repair services and maintenance. Stacy delivered my bike that very day and went over the bike's operation. I'm very pleased with my e-bike purchase. Highly recommend.

Everyone else here has great reviews about National Ebike and the owner Frank. I bought an Ebike…read morefrom Frank a couple of years ago and it worked great, until it didn't. It's been sitting broken for over six months and Frank has made less than zero effort to get parts to fix it. He doesn't sell the brand anymore and he apparently doesn't fix them. Countless texts, emails, voicemails, and phone calls - including speaking directly to Frank - gets no response. Every status is the same - "let me research it and get back to you". Take your money and business elsewhere.

I had no say in it. They scheduled an appointment for 12 noon on February 18. At 12:30 and 1…read moreo'clock I was calling and sending emails trying to get a hold of somebody but could not at 2:20. The gentleman texted me and said he had just finished a bike assembly and wanted to know if I still wanted him to come out for our appointment that was scheduled for 12 to 2. I disagreed with him and told him it was for 12 noon and that I had found someone else. He became obnoxious and said he was going to bill me and send me to collections for what I don't know. I'm guessing this guy has not been in business very long. And I doubt if he will be in business very long

He is aggressive. Takes for ever and threatened me if I left a bad review. I do not recommend him…read moreand would advise to stay away.

Pedego Apopka did a great job fixing my two bikes in a very timely manner and both came back as…read moregood as new!

John was very friendly and helpful. Highly recommend renting an electric bike with them. It's…read moregreat with all the hills in Mount Dora.

I bought a $700 bowflex stair climber from them in July and it stopped working in August. The guy…read moresaid to call bowflex and they could service it...it now mid October and play it again said they can't do anything because they no longer carry machines like that. If there was a 0 star rating they'd get that. Total jokes

Have everything I wanted, most important that they have quality sports equipment from bikes to…read moreweights

I spent the morning in Eustis, visiting some local coffee shops, wandering around and enjoying a…read morepleasant time. Eustis began taking shape in the 1870s, when post‑Civil War settlers moved into the Florida frontier and homesteaded along the eastern shore of Lake Eustis. The community first went by names like Highlands and Pendryville before adopting the name Eustis in honor of Colonel Abraham Eustis, who had served in the region during the Seminole Wars. Early life revolved around steamboat travel on the interconnected Harris Chain lakes, but the arrival of the St. Johns and Lake Eustis Railway in 1880 pushed the settlement toward true cityhood with stores, churches, hotels, and a growing citrus industry. Today, the city is known for winter tourism and I get that. It was nice and warm but a foggy morning in early December, making it easy to explore. There are a variety of restaurants in town, including classic Florida on the lake like Crazy Gator or more ethnic options like Taste of Lebanon. A few coffee shops (One Thirteen was great for setting up my laptop) and several retail shops. It's just far enough from the Orlando and Daytona metros to be independent and close enough that you could hop to MCO or DAB for a flight. I like it. [Review 1626 of 2025 - 2203 in Florida - 25174 overall]

What a beautiful city with a picturesque lake! My boyfriend's mother owns a home right near the…read morelake, and I really enjoyed the boat ride on the lake. It's amazing there is a canal to help cross into another lake to see other cities as well. If I didn't already have my roots in Arizona, I'd consider Eustis!