"My" shop in Surrey closed down permanently recently due to rising rent so I had to go much further…read moreafield for service. My bicycle was repaired quickly and efficiently at a reasonable price and the staff was friendly and helpful. I was thankful for that as my next option would be even farther away. Very recommended shop but don't know where they will be next time as more greedy landlords are preventing small businesses from surviving. Boo!

It's been more than at least 25 years since I shopped at a Cap's Bicycle shop. I am glad I went to…read moreKrusty's. It's been in Richmond for years and there is good reason. I ordered my bike in October and happily picked it up in early Feb. Mike the owner/manager was super responsive and communicative throughout the who process. I even go to meet their head mechanic Dennis on pick up day. The store seems to be well stocked and the prices are competitive. Can't wait for Mike to email me that my wife's bike has arrived. Thanks Mike!

Top notch service . They did an excellent job to tune up my ebike and it was ready the next day …read more Quality personnel at this place !

Kyle was great. He repaired my road bike with a replacement wheel set and seat post, tuned it up…read morefor a very good deal thanks mark

Dropped into the shop with a friend few weeks ago and was really impressed with the shop. Had a…read moregreat selection of bikes, really cool accessories and the people were friendly, knowledgeable, but not overbearing!!

From the owner: Premium Road Bike Dealer. Cipollini, Sarto, Basso, Colnago,…read moreWilier, Lightweight, ax-lightness, 3T, Scott

I went twice in the last week. First time I had a great, very helpful and knowledgeable guy help…read moreme. The second time, same guy wasn't there, but there were lots of staff. Getting help was hard to get and completely unhelpful. I probably will not return to the Richmond store.

One of the best places to shop for active wear if you are size Small, XL, or XXL…read more I never find the right size in this store and don't recommend it at all. Out of all the sportcheks in the lower mainland, this one is the worst in my opinion. With some of the biggest square footage, you'd expect to see a good selection. On the other hand, if you're looking for anything else other than clothes, you'll be more than surprised by the selection. I was able to get the exact yeti tumblers i wanted (and colors) for Christmas. Richmond Sportscheck - Great for products, Meh for clothes.

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.

If you can find this place, then you won't be dissapointed. There's a sign outside next to the…read moreStudent Union Building, but its located in the basement so it tends to go unnoticed. Know everything about bikes? This is totally the place for you. Know nothing about bikes and get super nervous around cocky bikers who know too much? This is also the place for you. I like this place because it doesn't matter how much or how little you know about bikes, they will give you the best advice. Contrary to Our Community bikes they will not force you to fix or build your own bike. If you are ADD and hate getting your hands dirty they will do it for you with a smile on their face. They also won't try to sell you something you don't need. All the mechanics/ employees I've dealt with have been nothing short of fabulous. If you are at UBC or in the area on bike, I definitely recommend checking them out.

These are the most understanding people in the world when it comes to dealing with customers who…read moreare debt-ridden students. It is a crime the AMS gives them so few resources in my humble opinion.

If you care about how people are treated, stay far away from Rize Bike…read more I bought an e-bike from them and what followed was humiliating. * A rude delivery guy dumped the 98lb box in the lobby and mocked my body when I said I have a heart condition and couldn't carry it. * One item was missing, but Rize Bike said: "Not our problem." * When I called, their so-called "manager" gave me two options:     1. Return it and lose 15%, or     2. Take us to court. No apology. No accountability. And now they're pretending they use FedEx/Canada Post when they actually send random vans with unprofessional people. This wasn't just bad service. It was inhumane. Don't support businesses that treat customers like garbage.

Fixie single spd by Rize eBikes Order #U13266…read more Updated review: 6/20/25: Hub motor failed on the bike, after less than 2 yrs of light use. Rize bike would not help in any way!! DO NOT BUY a Rize bike!!! They will fail and you'll get zero support from the company. Also paint is thin and scratches / chips super easy, the head light failed on this bike as well... Again low miles and less than 2 years old. Zero warranty help, and rude customer service-bro's!! Had to sell bike for parts, pennies on the dollar due to defective motor. My original review on Superhuman Ebike website from 1/8/23: Take a look at the Fixie by Rize eBikes, its a great bike too, but at a lower price and very comparable to Baby Maker 2. My family owns the two brands and they're both excellent light weight single speeds. Date of experience: January 08, 2023 Date of experience: June 20, 2025

Always generous and quality service for bike repairs and…read moremaintenance advice. They have always been honest about what needs to be done, and have never offered unnecessary repairs. Thank you!

Good service. Communication is good, prices are fair and work completed in a timely manner. They…read moreoffer good advice and don't sell you things you don't need.

The phone number is not right and I can't find a way to contact them. I can't believe how hard it…read moreis to find a replacement battery.

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