Great shop and great service. I have been going to Obsession Bikes for over 12 years and this is as…read moregreat as their bike store.

From the owner: We are a performance focused bike shop aiming to provide performance minded families with a…read morelifetime of cycling. Our pledge is to Do it Right, Right on Time! With a primary focus on high performance bikes, we offer a curated selection of the best brands in cycling. From kids and youth bikes, to mountain bikes and road bikes, to commuter e-bikes and cargo bikes, and the new crown jewel E-MTB (which is the leading growth category in the cycling business) we're excited to help our customers find exactly what they need to fulfill not only their dreams, but also make their day-to-day life easier. Our service department is highly skilled and we offer outstanding repairs, seeking excellence on every bike that we touch. We have a very strong background on e-bike specific repairs, with our mechanics being trained with the leading e-bike providers and brands. The sales staff is friendly, knowledgeable and always will listen to the needs and concerns of our customers to match them to the perfect bike. We also have a history of participating in our community, be it by participating on local races and rides like the NSMBA Fiver Series; offering our tech services in prestigious bike races and rides like BC Bike Race, Megavolt, Tour de Cure or the Whistler Gran Fondo; and also collecting, repairing and distributing pre-loved bikes to families in need through our Wonder Wheels program. We're obsessed with bikes in all their forms. And we hope we can make you obsessed too!

stopped in Cove Bike shop. I was in need of someone to help me put air in my tires as I was…read morestarting on a 2 hr ride. I couldn't do this my self because I am nurturing a frozen shoulder/injury. The gentleman was kind, gracious and helped me greatly. I would totally comeback to Cove bike shop for any of my cycling needs. thank-you so so much. I forgot the kind man's name. Saturday March 29/2026 Diane.

I have stopped in there on three different occasions in the past three years, when I have been, out…read morefor a bike ride and having a problem with my bicycle on route. I have had the same guy on each occasion NOT help me. I don't know if he is the owner or an employee, but whatever he is, he obviously has absolutely zero interest in being helpful. I'm not sure that he knows the front from the back end of a bicycle. Perhaps he had just smoked way too much on each occasion I happened to stop by...bad luck for me. He looks like he's crawled out of a very small dark hole. Now I really do not care what somebody looks like, honestly, I don't, but if they're completely useless and have no ability or even a modicum of interest in why they are there or what are they are doing... well you may ask the same question as me. How did you get this job and how did you manage to keep this job? Leads me to think that perhaps he is the owner, otherwise I can't imagine why they haven't fired him yet.. The most recent occasion I was there I was having problems with my brakes going down a hill. it was concerning enough that I thought I better stop this ride and get this looked into ASAP. Cove bikes were not far away, so I thought they'll be able to sort this problem out. The guy spun the wheel a couple of times, squeezed the brake lever, and said "it feels fine to me, can't see what's wrong with it." Honestly, that's all he did. He didn't look at the brakes. He did nothing but spin the wheel and squeeze the brake lever, that's it! I know I just repeated myself, but I can't believe that's all he did. Anyways, I left the shop, and I carefully rode back into Vancouver and I went to BiCi on Adanac. The guy didn't spin the wheel, he didn't squeeze the lever, he went straight to the brakes and had a look. what a concept! Turns out I had worn my brake pads right down. There was nothing left, metal on metal. He diagnosed the problem in five seconds or less! Problem solved and fixed, NO more problem! I really wish I could say something positive about Cove bikes. They've been there for a long time, and I hate to say bad things. Usually, I can find something redeeming to add. I certainly won't be going back there ever again. I'll walk home if I have to first. Maybe selling bikes is what they can do, but obviously repairing bicycles is not on the menu.

A shop that knows bikes and knows how to deal with customers. I dropped in for some bike parts and…read moreadvice and got both without any problem. My visit wasn't going to make them rich but that didn't lessen the attention I got and I've passed on a strong endorsement to other bike people.

When I think of a great bike shop experience, I think of attentive sales and maintenance service,…read moreknowledgeable staff, and a great selection. North Shore Road Bike had a bike unboxed and built for a test ride after calling in the day before for me. They also took into account my wide foot size and tried several pairs of shoes (both road and mtb) to try to come up with a solution. They also took the time to explain the differences between the various Focus bikes. My friend also threw them a curve ball with his cleat/pedal install since he had a rounded allen bolt and questionable screw threads. In terms of selection, their variety of bikes, shoes and helmets blew Giant Vancouver away despite the store being smaller. As someone who's new to the sport, I couldn't think of a better resource at a great location on the North Shore.

With midsummer sun and with the population of the West Coast out riding bikes, Steed Cycles is…read morepredictably busy. Nonetheless, the friendly and skillful staff invariably have time for quick fixes, advice and a chat. Today Pat saved me from deep red frustration. After my initial failed attempts, Pat seated both my tubeless tires and inserted sealant. Helping one on the spot with free labour and kindness is not often found in busy bike shops. Kudos to Pat and the great service team at Steed Cycles!

Ben Moore, Steed's service manager, has me locked in a customer. That man is so helpful, kind, and…read morealways feels like he's excited to get customers back on the road. I appreciate that he's a straight shooter and does his best to take ALL of my concerns into consideration. I've fretted over so many things that he simplified and helped me take care of at very reasonable prices and timelines. The web team is also great. I pester them a lot about inventory and they're lovely, quick, and communicative.

High quality repair work and very knowledgable staff. A great place to take your bike.read more

Nice guy Jeff helped me and the wife out. Weed had less than great experiences at couple other…read morestores and he took the time to go above and beyond. Great value, great service.

Great service and knowledgeable staff. The service team there worked on my 30 year-old Yeti and it…read morecame back better than ever, and was done for a very reasonable price. Thanks!

Lynn Valley Bikes has great deals and excellent service. My online orders have been filled and…read moreshipped quickly. Alex has worked with me to make my experience one of the best!

Better prices than several other bike rental shops on the same road…read more Regular geared bikes were $9/hour, every extra 30 minutes the half price gets added. Can return it anytime before their closing hours. Free helmets, bike locks, and baskets if needed. Staff are friendly and let you try different bikes to find the right fit. Bikes are well maintained, comfortable, and ride smoothly. We've rented from them multiple times and keep coming back. If you're renting a bike in the area, I'd recommend these guys over the shops right at the entrance--better prices and great service!

Bike shop near Stanley Park that has not only bikes and e-bikes but also includes helmets, locks,…read moreand cargo baskets if you want at no additional charge. Hope got a regular cruiser and I got one of their e-bikes to try out. Both bikes seemed practically new and rode well. I'd never ridden an e-bike before, but I enjoyed the J725 bike I was on. I think it had a 48v battery with a 500w motor and a cadence sensor. It's also really heavy but I only noticed that when I tried to pick it up. The e-bike was fun but totally unnecessary for Stanley Park- there was one steep but really short hill and a longer (but not really long) incline. I probably had the pedaling assist on for less than 15 minutes total during our three hour ride (most of which was spent stopped at various scenic stops, not riding), and perhaps 5 minutes of that was where it was really useful. It's a great way to try out the e-bike experience though, at least for one with that kind of sensor. Service at checkin and checkout was quick and helpful. The person showing me the e-bike seemed new though, he did a good job of showing me the e-bike features but didn't know whether it had a cadence or torque sensor. He also forgot to show me how to work the shifters, which turned out to be the trickiest part of the bike, I had to ask after I went up and down the alley next to the shop and couldn't figure it out. Cost seemed pretty reasonable once you factor in the included helmet and other accessories.

Super helpful, friendly staff, and a good selection of bikes with a medium-small selection of some…read morebike parts! Awesome shop!

I recently purchased an electric mountain bike from your store. I am pleased to report I got…read moreexcellent service while buying the bike. All my questions were answered thoroughly and carefully. I received alot of help in choosing the right bike for me. I never felt rushed. When I left the store my bike was all set up, sized and ready to go. Thank you for your excellent customer service. Vicki

Just another yuppie store on Commercial giving nothing back to the community and treating the…read morelocals like dirt. Customer service was worse than their prices, and their prices are exorbitant. The same bikes cost %15 less on Broadway.

I'm sure if you can get in that the service here is great from the other reviews…read more Here's the but. But when I called to see if they had any space for a tune up they said they don't take appointments but to try bringing it end of the day to see if they had any space. So here I am. My day off. Walked my bike here (since the tire isn't working properly and rubbing against the Mount) at the end of the day to see if I can get it in. 'No sorry we don't have space.' 'And we don't take appointments' So no appointment. Well do you think you'll have any space later? Like can you give me a better time to come by since I can't make an appointment? When you might be less busy? 'Nope. Oh we can put air in your tires for you though' My tire that isn't working...yeah cool...uhm no thanks. 'You could try this other bike shop at this other address you'll have to walk to' I guess thanks for wasting my time. I'll just trudge back up the hill I guess.