Two brothers bicycle shop to buy a bike... who would have thought. Should you stop here, yes. Could…read moreyou go somewhere else, I guess you could. Would you have the knowledge offered, polite service and 100% awesome experience in another shop? Only if you were in their second location in State College. Great place. Be prepared for a little sticker shock if you haven't priced bikes for a while. But if you seriously want all the things I spoke about above, this is your stop.

I took my Lectric XP4 to Two Bros Bike Shop based on great reviews--even though it meant an…read more80-minute round trip. My hydraulic brakes were making random scraping noises, and gears 7 and 8 had a slight clicking feeling. I also wanted a general check to make sure everything was aligned and torqued properly. I was greeted by Max and explained the issues. He offered a $90 "Stage One" package--cleaning, lubrication, tightening, tire pressure, and inspection. My bike was only two weeks old, so I was hesitant, but since my requested repairs were only $30, I agreed. Three hours later, I got a call that the bike was done. Fast, I thought--maybe that's why they have good reviews. But when I picked it up the next day, the scraping and clicking were still there. It was clear they'd only done the Stage One package, skipping the actual repairs. They even claimed my two-week-old chain was 25% worn, which made no sense. I called and spoke to Chris, who said I could bring it back. When I returned, Chris seemed rushed and a bit dismissive, but after we went over everything again, he promised to personally inspect the bike and offered a refund along with free repairs. That was fair, so I left it with him. By Wednesday afternoon--two days later--I hadn't heard anything, so I called. Chris said he wanted to test ride it before I picked it up, and I got a call later that day saying it was ready. Unfortunately, the back brake was still scraping. Chris admitted he hadn't touched the back tire--even though I'd clearly mentioned both. He told me to "double tap the brakes" to stop the noise. My gears still click, and the rear brake squeaks worse than before. Even my wife noticed. After four hours of driving and multiple visits, I'm left with the same problems I started with. Very disappointed.

Had a very minor bike issue. But on a Sunday morning, they took care of me just as they were…read moreopening with real friendliness and knowledge. If you are biking the GAP, or happen to be in the area for any reason, stop here and support them. They deserve it and are worth it!

Great guys. Helped me when I was cycling the GAP and CO. Willing to open shop and come in early…read moreeven to keep me on schedule. Do business with them! They know their stuff and have affordable rates. Better than some cookie cutter spot in your big city.

I called needed help to fix the chain on my brothers bike. My brother has disabilities and I hadn't…read morebeen able to find any other shops that would help. The owner in Ebensburg said bring it in now I will fix it. Within 29 minutes he placed a new chain and checked everything else on it. Great guy and we are very appreciative that he took the time to be nice and help us out.

This place rocks. I just finished a cross-country bike trip from Seattle to New York and stopped in…read moreEbensburg to get some spare tubes. I had been cycling through three patched-up, raggety ones and I desperately needed to replace em. When I went in, I ended up getting a lot more. The guy working totally examined my bike, installed the new tube, fixed my odo computer, and just gave all out awesome service. If I'm biking PA again, I know where I'll be passing through next time.

Excellent to deal with, thorough in educating one on operation of bike & the apparatus to tow it…read morewith! They answer any question along the way of you owning the bike! Keep up the GREAT work skinny FAT MAN! VUKE

I bought a bike from this place, the J-town location. I figured hey I will support local companies…read more I am happy with the bike, but, their service is shit at the johnstown store. I took two bikes in for service, the one I purchased from them and another I already had. I gave them a month to fix it and get parts....it took two months to even get an answer from them. I would call every two weeks to try to get an update. They would blame everything on covid and how slow it is to get parts. Everyone's excuse! Finally got the owner and he said they had spare parts at the Bedford store...after two months!! The other bike needed a new chain,they replaced it and never even bothered to adjust the gears and derailleur. So when I rode it for the first time it was constantly clicking and shifting wrong. I won't return or purchase anything off of fat Jimmy's again...

This is the only shop I use, I had a project bike that needed assembled and they had it done in a…read morelittle under a month (faster than I honestly was expecting) they've also gave me great deals and have amazing staff, I'd absolutely recommend this place to anyone

Decided one day that I wanted to get into biking. I literally hadn't owned a bike since I had a…read moreHuffy as a kid in the 90's. I reached out to Tom Lauver of Pedal Power and he hooked me up with a used Trek so that I could see if I liked biking and would like to purchase another bike in the future. I enjoyed biking at rails and trails so much that I'll be going back to purchase a new Trek Bike so I can continue this new hobby. The staff is amazing and Tom is very down to earth person. I will continue to use this place for all my biking needs.

This is a great local shop with very friendly owners focused on customer service! I drove up from…read moreDC to pick up a rare, older model Raleigh hybrid. The owners were very kind and spent a lot of time with me over the phone, texting me pictures, and in person as I tested the bike. They even assembled a second bike for me on the spot so I could test a larger size. As I sat around waiting, numerous regular customers came in and each was greater by name and treated as if they were the only one in the shop. If it wasn't three hours away from DC, I'd make this my go-to bike shop!

This place is trash I was quoted at $85 for two new rims and a brake adjustment the guy there said…read morethere was much more wrong that what was actually wrong so he could get more money out of me these people are crooks stay away from there

They have fixed two flat tires on my grandsons bike and they did a wonderful job. They squeezed me…read morein which I really appreciated. Very reasonable prices and also a large selection of bikes on display

I actually started to write a "Thank You" note to mail to Bob Reininger but why not shout it to the…read moreworld? Smiley face!!! I qualify as a bicycle rider -- I purchased the smoothest riding bicycle at this shop a few years ago. I'm not here to rave about my bicycle. I want to let you know about Bob's expertise with musical instruments. My Instrument of Choice is an old closed-hole Pearl flute I purchased used a couple decades ago. It's provided me many years of happy creative musical expression. I confess - I have been a negligent flautist and not once did I ever take my friend in for professional maintenance. The longer I didn't do well by my flute, the more dread built up about the diagnosis if and when I finally brought her for a wellness check. You know, kind'ave like putting off going to the dentist? Ok - I may be stretching it. You know what I like about doing business with Bob? He not only has the expertise - the man has passion for what he does - and I felt lighter after dropping off a win instrument needing tender loving care. How can anyone determine whether a musical friend appreciated a "spa" day? For me, her tone was distinctly more melodic and mellow! Happy flute pictures of Pearl to follow.

An Indiana staple! When I was a kid we used to buy our disc golf discs here as their selection was…read more(and remains) quite extensive and where else in town sells discs? I stopped in today for the first time in years and not much has changed. There are two sweet pups roaming around the business. I'm normally terrified of dogs but these two cool in my book! The staff is just great. Down to earth, knowledgeable, and seem to genuinely love their work. I was in desperate need of cycling shoes and they hooked me up in about five minutes. Their prices are comparable to online retailers, and slightly lower than other brick and mortar shoe stores (this is a bike shop that just so happens to carry cycling shoes). All in all, this place feels like home.

While traveling the GAP, my husband had a few spokes break. We made it to West Newton luckily and…read moregot a new wheel per the owners recommendation. We made it to Pittsburgh after that incident free. The owner is knowledgeable and pretty straightforward. We were thankful for the bike shops along the trails when completing the GAP.

Had a rear flat tire on my electric bike. Went to Pro Bike + Run in Monroeville first. They said…read morethey do not work on any electric bike models they don't carry in their shop. Which I thought was dumb. A tire is a tire. So I drove half an hour to West Newton Bikes. The bike tech, Jerico, could not have been nicer or more efficient. He fixed the flat, remounted the tire, fixed some other little issues I had and I was back on the trail in less than an hour. All for a lot less money than I would have paid at the other place. It's a bit of a drive, but I'll be using them for all my biking needs from here on out.