I had a flat tire and needed a quick fix to get back on the road. Ian was super helpful and got me…read moregoing. Really appreciated him. Great guy and would recommend this place for anyone that needs bike service.

The best bike repair shop is the one you never have to go to…read more Think about that. Ok stop thinking. So me 'n my armadillos had a gnarly month of like 4 flats. It became a thing to trek here every weekend for repairs. After the last flat, they ordered me schwalbes from overseas. That was months ago. And despite riding just as hard as before (that's what she said), I've never had a single issue or had to go here ever since.

Ordered a road bike helmet. Received what I ordered quickly and all went well with the product and…read moreshipping!

Friendly and knowledgeable sales people. Mikes bikes has a great selection of brands to choose from.read more

Rented a bicycle from them today. Great experience and service start to finish! Thanks.read more

Met with Shane I believe who fit me for ski boots. Shane was very knowledgable, listened to my…read moreski style/ability, etc. and came up with some great options. Ultimately, the boot he he most recommended wasn't in stock relative to my foot size, but nonetheless, I would go back to Evo in Denver for any ski related matter due to the expertise of the staff, professionalism and service. Great experience.

I needed my tire looked at as I knew something was wrong with it but couldn't figure it out myself…read more When I got there Erik took my bike back right away and had it fixed in less than 10 minutes! Explained what the problem was, and was so helpful and nice! This is my 2nd time coming here leaving with a great experience.

Disappointing experience. My e-bike got a flat while riding with my son in the trailer. I know it's…read morenot the best area but I was hoping to grab an employee to take a look at the bike and see what quick options I had. I am not sure which employee it was but he approached me and I asked if he could walk outside with me to take a look at the flat. Annoyed by the request, he asks me to bring the bike inside to take a look. While I know this may be the way to inspect a bike, I am carrying my two year old son, so I am not going to ask someone to watch him, nor let him roam, while I unhook the trailer and wheel my e-bike into the store. Anyways, he does come outside and seems to quickly turn more annoyed that I do not know the size of my tires or what the exact issue is. He curtly says I'd have to leave my bike with him as he can't do anything about it right now, plus he sprinkles in a mention of a $40 charge for work on an e-bike not purchased there. I clearly didn't have the means to leave my bike right then and there so I said nevermind, and asked if they had any suggestions for a quick fix in the meantime. "Nope" was the response I got. Great...thanks... By the way, there is a quick fix. Slime or FlatOut are pretty cheap products at ACE or Walmart to fix even a flat e-bike fat tire. I'd be shocked to find out this employee wasn't aware of that product. Even if it is just a temporary solution or not. Regardless of the lack of welcoming feeling, I thank you for making me look this up myself so that I could save money and won't need to return to this shop again.

i bought a new bike from these folks a year ago. They could not have been more helpful, caring…read moreand willing to provide insights based my needs. when I asked about changing some of the components such as brakes, drivetrain which were extensive, They came through with exemplary work and service. We ended up with a phenomenal machine that rivals the highest levels of bikes in the market. Iam thrilled and happy with my new dream machine. I have been back to do the final upgrades and again they came through quickly and professionally. The owner Steve, the Staff are all very caring, knowledgable and willing to go the extra steps. They listen and respond. One cannot ask for more. It's a rare commodity to see a business that wants to meet their customers needs with sincerity and genuine caring. Chris B

The guys at SloHi were super nice and responsive to the bike's issues. That gets an extra 2 stars…read morein my opinion.

Ignore the negative reviews…read more Friendly knowledgeable guys that have worked at shop for many years. Exactly what you want, not a big box store employee that's been there 3 months trying to hit their quota. Some reviews call out being a trek dealer as a negative but most if not all small shops are registered with a large brand to survive. Trek is the Toyota of bikes, great value and dependable with a killer warranty.

The staff at this shop know their stuff and are incredibly helpful! Needed assistance getting my…read moremountain bike set up for a first time ride straight out of the box and they were incredibly kind to help me get it trail ready on short notice. Also have a great selection of bikes and accessories. 5 out of 5!

A Joy to Deal With & They Open Early…read more.... I needed a tire & tube dealt with... while I waited...so I could meet up with some friends for a ride...These folks were the only close shop that opens at 9 am...all the others are 10 am or 11 am...They had what I needed & it was a pleasure to deal with them...Thanks....

I am finally writing this review because I recently went to a real bike shop. Wow, what a…read moredifference. This store lacks the professionals needed to provide quality service. My tires exploded in my car because the tech overfilled my tires. Then, they tried to blame my tires instead of taking responsibility. Oh, and I have tubless tires, which means the liquid got all over my car. Next, they claimed they couldn't fix my squeaky brakes because I need a special type of brake pad. Just took them to another shop and they were able to swap them out. Lastly, their tune-ups literally take weeks to complete. How is that even possible?! Really cute store setup, but honestly, complete airheads fixing bikes who actually know nothing. I might as well try to fix my bike instead. Go somewhere else on Colfax to get bike repair services. You won't be disappointed!

I happened to stop in to Sports Plus because I was just walking by. All of the off-season used ski…read moregear was 50 percent off. I needed to buy some basic skis to help my daughter learn, so this was the perfect opportunity to do just that. I got out with skis and boots for less than $200. And then I was the weird dude walking down Gaylord with skis on a 90 degree day in July. Big shout out to Kyle who was extremely helpful.

Really nice local shop. Staff is great extremely helpful. They sent me up with new skis and…read morebindings at a great cost.. highly recommended.

This is hands down- the best local bike shop. Fast and cheap! Don't often find that combo anymore…read more They fixed a e-bike other shops rejected. A+

We had an incredible experience at Any and All Bikes while shopping for a bike for our youngest…read moreson--so great, in fact, that we ended up getting one for our oldest son too! Don and his team were fantastic to work with. They went above and beyond, especially for our youngest, who has some physical challenges. They customized a trike to fit his unique needs perfectly, and it's made such a difference for him. We've definitely found our go-to bike shop, and there's no doubt we'll be back for any future bike needs. Highly recommend Don and the team!

I heard about this store over a year ago, but as I wasn't interested in triathlons, I never stopped…read morein. Fast forward to this year and suddenly I am training for a triathlon and needed all sorts of gear. Tris require triple the gear, so lots of $$ go out for this sport. As I was nearing my date for my triathlon, I knew I needed to get a trisuit to practice in for my triathlon. I'd looked online and had an idea of prices, as well as tried some on at REI and Runner's Roost. However, trisuits are made for stick thin women, of which I am not, so I was in need of larger sizes. A sales person at Athleta sent me to TriBella, as she noted they had a great selection. I drove to TriBella and realized it was just across the street from my favorite, Rooster & Moon. Found parking and wandered inside. On that Saturday, they'd just hosted their own sprint triathlon and they opened a little later, but they were open. I found the sale/clearance rack (which means I'm in heaven) and found lots of sizes. Everything on the clearance rack was 50% off, which included running, swim, cycle gear and trisuits and tri kits. I tried on several suits and found one that I really liked. Decided to buy it along with a pair of workout shorts and some other stuff. The service was super friendly and helpful. I've since gone back a few more times, purchased a second tri kit, signed up for their mailing list to attend other events, as well as browse about. In addition to workout wear for all three disciplines, they are a full-service bike shop and sell different bars, gus, gels, etc. Basically anything you need to swim, bike or run, it can be found at TriBella. Which means, I'm in heaven. :-)

I recently moved to Denver and have been searching for wide road cycling shoes. After doing some…read moreresearch, I decided that Lake cycling shoes could be a good option. While browsing the Lake Cycling website, I was directed, based on my zip code, to Tri Bella as a recommended retailer. When I arrived, the front door didn't open, so I had to use a side entrance, which led directly into the mechanic area. I stood there unsure if I should walk further in or wait. After a while, one of the mechanics (a tall guy) asked what I needed. I explained I was looking for wide road cycling shoes, and he suggested the Lake brand. I said that sounded great and asked if I could see some in person. He told me they didn't have any in stock but could order them. I explained that I preferred to try them on before purchasing especially since I could easily order them online myself, and the Lake website already provides detailed information. At that point, another mechanic, who had been listening to the conversation, chimed in and said, "Maybe Lake shoes are not for you." That comment, combined with the confusing entrance and overall unwelcoming experience, made for a very poor first impression. As someone who owns several bikes and is passionate about cycling, I expected a more helpful and professional approach. Unfortunately, based on this experience, I won't be returning.