Great customer service. Very cool ambience. We will be back to service all our bikes here.read more

Thanks for helping me today! These guys were great. I had a tire issue and they were patient in…read moreteaching me how to deal with tubeless tires. Great experience. Very cool shop. I will be back for sure!

They always have the things I need and answer my questions. I made the mistake of mounting tubeless…read moretires without a compressor. I brought in my wheel and they mounted and topped it off with sealant at no charge. I needed a valve stem once and they just gave it to me. Anytime I need anything for my bike I come here first. Id rather give my money to a slave that obviously cares than any place else.

The people there are wonderful, friendly, and professional. The only place I take my old cruiser…read morebike and they always do a great job.

I'd give them a zero if I could. Dropping off the mower was the first experience where a nasty…read morejudgmental person quizzed me about what I was running over or why was I so bad on a mower. Attitude was bad and falsely judged from the start. Then they hold it for over 2 months and I call in to get another nasty woman on the phone wanting me to pay a big fee just for looking at it. I can understand the fee to a degree, but the attitude and behavior of this dysfunctional crew who simply are supposed ti be respectful and fix mowers should keep you away from this zero level "service". Don't go here!!!

Im not one for leaving reviews, good or bad. First for everything. A local parts place my go to,…read moredidn't have what I needed. Referring me to Peddlers. I never heard of this place. Easy to find. I walk in its a small place with LOTS of stuff. Anyway nice lady immediately welcomes me ready to assist. Mind you I'm that person that shows up with parts in hand and pictures with no clue but this is what I need. She's right on it. Her computer says she didn't have it. She still took the time to go look... While she is gone a gentleman asked if I had been helped. Yes sir.. she comes back she has it.. I asked for another part, she goes to retrieve that. Another employee asked if I had been helped.. yes ma'am. Got all I needed within 5 minutes. I have been in stores seen 40 employee no one offers to assist, and definitely not with the effort they did. Personally owned or big box stores employee's should be trained here. Highly recommend checking out peddler in Decatur. Customer service will be enough to bring you back.

At Madison Shop: For smaller purchases I will always pick a…read morelocal shop. If I wanted a "attitude", I would find a shop that carries high end Italian gear like Pinarello, Campy, etc. Two times and I'm out. The first experience I had with this employee was just after I arrived in Alabama, driving here from California and needing a competent wheel guy to true up a wheel that lost is true either through rack vibration or heavy winds or both. I didn't bring my truing stand with me for this trip. The bike was on a rack with the wheel exposed off the side of the van. This employee doubted the cause of the wheel going out of true from what I described. LOOK IT UP ON GOOGLE! The second experience was just last week when I needed a presta adapter. As mentioned, I use local shops as much as possible for small parts. The adapter was 2x that price on Amazon. I asked this same employee whether they "keystoned" the markup or if was tariffs or something like that. I got attitude again and a smarta** response. He said he didn't know what keystone pricing (GOOGLE IT) is and if I can educate him, in a condescending manner. I did purchase the adapter. I ride a KHS Team 29'r and do most of my own work on it. I usually use local shops to pick up high margin accessories and have always had a great relationship with the shops I've used. Mostly because of their commitment to quality customer service. The independent bike shop is a tough business. Believe me, I know by experience. If this shop can afford to be represented by this kind of employee, more power to you and good luck in this market.

Thank you to Michelle at Bicycle Cove for all the help! I love my new bike. It was affordable and…read morefits perfectly.

This is my update for Rocket City Trikes. It was time for an upgrade on my 15 year old Catrike…read moreExpedition. There were quite a few well worn parts that needed replacement , and of course after my most recent 5k mileage in the last year, I needed new tires as well. Neal co owner with his wife, is the man I trust to do the work that I either don't have time to do or don't have the skills to do. Rocket City Trikes specializes in three wheeled recumbents. They sell a wide variety of them there from top of the line high end trikes to well made entry level ones. They also sell trikes with electric assist motors. If you have ever wanted to get into cycling either for the first time or you want to rekindle your love for cycling, you owe it to yourself to try a recumbent trike from Rocket City Trikes!

Hi my name is Caroline and I am an old retired physician who underwent a traumatic brain injury 17…read moreyears ago. I lost the use of my right hand/ arm and have balance issues. But I have a catrike pocket and I love to ride it. I got it at RCT from Neal who not only took the time and effort to make sure that I was comfortable with the trike, but was so overwhelmed with the ongoing service to my trike. I got it in December 2022. He will make sure you understand the trike and its maneuverability. So if you think you would like to try one, be prepared to buy one because you will love it!

I just moved to Rome, GA and let me tell you about this little pocket full of sunshine. I don't…read moreknow anyone in town. I met the owner first day of moving here. He asked if I could join the Halloween night ride with a few other locals. We hit 3 separate cemeteries and had chili afterwards. What else could you ask for? They made this my best day so far here in Rome. I can't wait to ride more with this group. Highly recommended. My family will be riding and supporting this bike shop here on out. Thank you Revive Cycleworks btstevens1984az@gmail.com

From the owner: Revive Cycleworks is committed to high quality bicycle service and repair. Our mission is to be an…read moreindustry-leading mobile-only, fleet maintenance shop, dedicated to the people we serve. Have questions? Please ask!

Excellent service. The staff assisted in the restoration of my wife's childhood bicycle. They did…read morea beautiful job.

Wonderful, friendly service. Great help. Have used them many times in the past and will continue to…read moreuse their services. Thanks for all your help throughout the years .

Not happy at all…read more After several days of calling the shop I finally reached the co-owner. I gave this shop my motorcycle along with a list of items that needed attention as well as instructions to go over it from top to bottom and repair whatever is needed, plus to clean it. Ended up needing a rear tire, fluids and two switches replaced. Great difficulty reaching the shop, I left VMs on both the shop phone as well as the owners cell phone, none of the calls were returned. They kept the bike two weeks which caused me to have to cancel a business trip out west. I finally got the bike back after two weeks, it was still dirty, still having trouble with one of the switches and all I got was "We're sorry for the delay, see you next time", I think not. Sad service.

Great place to shop. They have a wide selection of outdoor clothing as well as shoes and a ton of…read moregrilling gear. I'm a Green Egg fan and the have a huge selection of BGE products as well as Halo, Loco, Blackstone, Traeger and others. They also carry a wide range of grilling rubs, sauces and seasonings. Super helpful and friendly staff and management. Established way back in the 1950s but under new management now with a larger and better selection of products. UrbanCowgill Sept 2023

Nice store with lots of neat things but the employees are rude! We are new to the area and walked…read morein and we were eyed and followed as though we were going to walk out with their goods without paying. When we did go to the register, the cashier stared at us a moment as though she wondered what we wanted. Checked out our three items and shoved them back toward us without even putting them in a bag. We may go back at some point but next time we'll be loud and verbal.