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    Jason is THE best! Knowledgeable. Fast Service. Great prices. If I could give Service Course Cycle Studio six stars I would.

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    Kickstand cycles - This the trike that they sold . Please however bought please conact me Aquielx@gmail.com

    Kickstand cycles

    (13 reviews)

    North Valley/Los Ranchos

    I bought my Rad 3 bike from Kickstand Bicycle Shop and paid for it in full 403 days ago…read more More than a year later, they still have a key that belongs with the bike I purchased. Their solution? They told me I either need to come into the shop and physically pick it up or pay them to ship it to me approximately 10 miles across town. Here's the part that makes that especially ridiculous: I have already gone to their shop FOUR TIMES, and they did not have the key available for me on any of those visits. So after four wasted trips, I called the shop. Instead of simply acknowledging the problem and finding a reasonable solution, the employee repeatedly talked over me and argued with me, insisting that I would have to pay to have the key mailed. When I questioned why I should have to pay additional money to receive something that was supposed to be part of a bike I had already paid for in full, I was told, "That's store policy." So I asked what I thought was a pretty obvious question: Was it also store policy not to give the customer the complete purchase when they bought it, and then charge the customer to receive the missing piece when the store eventually "found" it? Apparently, I'm expected to accept that explanation. Let's recap: I paid for the bike in full 403 days ago. The key should have been provided with my purchase. I have already traveled to their shop four separate times, and they didn't have it. They have now "found" the key, but instead of correcting their mistake by mailing it approximately 10 miles, they insist that I either make a fifth trip or pay them more money. This is a bicycle key. It weighs practically nothing. Put it in an envelope, add postage, and mail it to the customer whose property you have been holding for more than a year. What makes this worse is the attitude. Mistakes happen. A business can lose something, find it later, apologize, and fix the problem. That would have been the end of it. Instead, Kickstand Bicycle Shop managed to turn a missing bicycle key into a 403-day ordeal involving four unsuccessful trips, an argumentative phone call, and a demand that I pay additional money to correct their mistake. "Store policy" is not a magic phrase that makes unreasonable customer service reasonable. I paid for the entire bike. I should have received the entire purchase. After this experience, I would have a very difficult time recommending Kickstand Bicycle Shop.

    They took mt E trike on consignment and they never paid me. This took place this year 2025read more

    Two Wheel Drive

    Two Wheel Drive

    (48 reviews)

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    Nob Hill

    This is a hip little bike shop in the Nob Hill area. I liked their mascot dog that greeted me when…read moreI walked in. My husband purchased a bike from them just over a year ago, and he's been on the hunt for a particular make/model mountain bike. He spoke to the boss (he thinks), about getting that mountain bike. They did not have any in stock, so he made some calls to see if he could obtain it. He came back and said he could. We went ahead and paid in advance for the bike. It might take a week for shipping, but they will let us know when it arrives. This is my husband's bike shop, and he loves it.

    I recently moved to Albuquerque and wanted to have a step-through e-bike ready and waiting for me…read morewhen I arrived. After doing some research, I reached out to Two Wheel Drive and was lucky enough to be connected with Zach, who made the entire process seamless from start to finish. From our very first exchange, Zach was patient, responsive, and incredibly knowledgeable. I shared my needs--something lightweight, upright, easy to manage, and reliable for everyday riding--and he walked me through several great options before recommending the Kona Ecoco. He was honest about what would work best for my size, lifestyle, and comfort preferences. Even though I was still living out of state, Zach made it easy to place a deposit over the phone, giving me peace of mind that the small frame would be held for me. When I arrived in town a few weeks later, the bike was fully built, tuned up, and waiting for me--complete with all the custom accessories I had requested installed. Zach greeted me warmly, walked me through everything, and made sure I felt confident before rolling out the door. I genuinely could not have asked for a better experience. If you are looking for a local bike shop with heart, integrity, and stellar service, Two Wheel Drive is it. Thank you, Zach, for your care and follow-through--you made this new chapter feel grounded and exciting from the start.

    Service Course Cycle Studio - bike_repair_maintenance - Updated October 2026

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