Maybe rename the store to "Traitor Don's". You could sell…read morecheap watches for high prices. You could sell books like: The Art of The Grift... Bibles, memes, coins and other worthless stuff. It would be great !

This is a fantastic store. It's hard to miss, the price is reasonable, and the staff is friendly…read moreand respectful. Although there aren't many items inside, it's enough for what it is. Come and check it out. Support our conservatives and keep America great!

I love the store! The owner and her daughters knows what their customers want in taste and style to…read morecolor in all the purses, clutches, wallets and accessories! They are friendly, warm and no pressure sales! You walk in and are amazed with what they have in stock! If you want something else, they will do their best to find something else! You will want to come back again and again!

Josh does lovely tattoo work of all different types and is pleasant to hang out with while getting…read moreyour art. Strongly recommend!

My Daith piercing fell out and when I called twice and left detailed messages asking for a call…read moreback I got no response and the piercing has since closed, this was in November.

Easy Riders Bicycle Shop is AWESOME! I live in Northern MN out in the country on gravel roads. I…read morehad been researching E-Bikes online but wanted to talk to someone in person. I was in Brainerd one day and found Easy Riders was close by. I talked to Chuck who is a FANTASTIC salesman, not pushy at all. He was very knowledgeable and listened to all my pre-requisites that I was looking for in an E-Bike. He was able to zero in on the Trek Allant 7+ that fit all of my needs. Especially, the tires that work with gravel roads. One of the modifications I made was to swap out the bike seat for the best one ever - the Cloud.Lastly, of course I needed a bike rack for EBikes and he showed me two possibilities. Being a woman, the first choice (although cheaper), just was bit too complicated for me. I purchased the fold-up Thune bike rack. Chuck was very thorough showing my husband and I how to mount and dismount the rack from the 2" receiver. We secured the Ebike and drove back up north and the Ebike didn't move an inch. My husband was very impressed that the rack with the bike easily fold down to access the back of the truck and lower the tailgate. The rack folded right up and with the wheels was easy to store in the garage.I have been able to take 2 rides on our back country roads; one a 4 mile and one an 8 mile and I wasn't all achy and sore because I had turbo assistance when climbing the hills. I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE my EBike! Thank you all at Easy Riders!! I will be sharing your website with my family and friends. Beth N

I've stopped three times on my way to/from the Brainerd Lakes area with emergencies. The first time…read morewas when my bike rack broke. The second was when I lost the key to my bike lock. The third was a flat tire on my way home to The Cities. They've taken excellent care of me all three times and got me up and going again quickly.

We stopped in as beginners and the staff member was knowledgeable, friendly and enthusiastic. We…read morepurchased strings and will be back. Really nice welcoming shop!

I want to learn to play guitar. One day a few weeks ago I rolled (I'm in a wheelchair ) into Bridge…read moreof Harmony to look at their selection and prices. The store was pleasant and appeared to carry many beautiful instruments. I encountered an older gentleman behind the counter. Me: "Excuse me. I'm wondering if you rent instruments by the month?" Him: "Yes we do. What kind of instrument are you looking for?" M: "An electric guitar." H: "For yourself or...someone else?" M: "For myself." (WTH???) H: "No. I'm sorry. We Don't rent those." M: (Looking around) "Ok, do you sell them?" H: "Yes, in the back of the store. There's a gentleman back there that can help you." I thank him and navigate my wheelchair carefully through the rows of instruments to reach the electric guitars. There was a younger man towards the rear of the store, busily unpacking a large box. Man" Hi. Are you looking for something?" Me: "Yes, I'm looking for an electric guitar." He nods and turns back to his work. I browse the selection and see several that I like. Unfortunately a couple are hanging up on the wall much higher than I can reach from my wheelchair. Me: "That one is beautiful! I'd love a closer look." The young man gives me a nod, then returns to unpacking his bos, turning his back to me. Now I'm getting confused at the peculiar customer service. I browse the rest of the selection of guitars that I could reach, eventually get tired of being ignored, and roll out of the store without another word from either man. Apparently, they are particular about what type of person gets the privilege of giving them money. I'll buy my guitar elsewhere.

This store is amazing! It offers so much more for my home than just lighting! Besides the great…read morelight fixture selection, they have outdoor furniture, leather furniture and Amish furniture. Staff is very knowledgeable and helpful! I highly recommend!!!

We stopped in on 9.29.23 to look at and possibly purchase two lights for our kitchen island and one…read morelight over kitchen sink. We walked the whole store, looked at lots of lights, tried out a nice leather couch (nice surprise since we are also looking for a new couch) and not one staff person acknowledged us. No one greeted us upon entering store or approached us while we were looking. The store was not busy and I noticed at least two staff people working. Obviously they were not interested in our business and we proceeded to leave the store. I would not return nor recommend this business.