Was just strolling down Wellington and came across this new bike shop. It is a great looking small…read moreshop and the folks seem pretty friendly. Them seem to carry a wide variety of products that should appeal to everyone from the serious roadie to the weekend rider. A great addition to the Wellington Village neighbourhood. Bonus points, the shop is located right next door to a coffee shop / pâtisserie making it a perfect meeting spot for weekend rides. Good luck to the crew at Wellington Cycle!

Just like your car needs a check-up or tune-up from time to time, so does your bike. I haven't had…read moremy bike checked, tuned up, gears adjusted or the chain cleaned properly in a few years so rather than plonking down a few hundred dollars on a new bike, I figured it's better to make what you already have, better. Super-friendly and helpful guys, I was impressed with how they inspected my bike and the recommendations they suggested. A word of warning: they are booked solid for weeks in advance, probably because we're at the beginning of summer right now. After I initially called, my appointment was 2 weeks later so realize that it's not a walk-in bike clinic. It takes a few days for them to get your bike ready and even if you have everything tuned up and a few replacement parts are needed, it's still cheaper than a new bike. Smart location considering the bike path which runs along Verdun's riverfront.

I had a flat tire. I want to the closest bike repair in google maps and they didnt have the right…read moretube and also gave me a face for not scheduling an appointment (for a flat tire!!) so I had to go to the next closest place THIS ONE They were AMAZING. so nice and helpful, I only wish this place was closest to my house so I could make it my go to place when ever I need a bike thing. So efficient, smiling, helping just WOW

For my recent experience i really have a very kind and useful service. Also they have air…read moreconditioner to take a break in hot summers. But prices are not cheap, just regular price. So i will try others bike stores next time because my budget..

I recently got a new bike (secondhand). Given that Montreal is notorious for bicycle theft, it…read moredoesn't make sense to buy a *too* nice a bike given the moment you lock it up somewhere public, it'll probably disappear within 15 minutes but at the same time you still need a bike that does the job and is fun and comfortable to ride. I needed everything checked and tuned up to make sure that I hadn't bought a clunker and that it's ready for this cycling season. Got everything checked and it turns out I got an excellent bike and the complete check up and tune up only set me back $23. The repair guy also was super helpful and gave me tips on other accessories that I might want to eventually add to my bike like types of toe-clips and bike locks. It was pretty effortless.

One of the best customer service i ever had at a bike shop. Experienced staff, responsive,…read morepleasant. Was looking for a specific model and size, they helped me locate one and was delivered on the date promised. Had a complementary fitting session that made all the difference when riding a bike. Ok some chalenges due to covid situation but they are doing their best to meet clients demands , while respecting social distancing and sanitary regulation. Thank you you made my journey of buying a new bike, smooth and fun. Highly recommend.

The staff are very expert and also very helpful, warm and kind. They answer all of my questions…read morepatiently. The price is reasonable and services are very good

Went to Dyad, there was one guy working there, he said his counterpart wasn't there so he wasn't…read morerenting bikes. Went to Fitz, apparently now they're Velo Quebec, nobody rents bikes there. And they told me to use a phone to call someone, and that someone forwarded me to their colleague, who is apparently a voicemail machine. The only better part about the second group is that they told me bixi doesn't exist anymore. Those were the highest rated places around. Well there was one more place nearby, so figured to give it a shot. Finally came here, and guess what? They .. rent bikes. $15 for 4 hrs. Very reasonable. Great bike, it was a Norco. Rode all around Mount Royal and it was a breeze. Brought it back, no hassle. Don't bother with the other guys, who may or may not have bikes and don't even know where to refer you. These guys will take care of you. They have lots of bikes and the guys seem to know what they're doing. Highly recommended.

If local legend, Andy, doesn't t blow you away with his expert advice/service and competitive…read moreprices, he'll surely figure out a way to make you laugh with his relaxed sense of humor. More than 40 years of business and a former pro racer himself. Good meeting point to find other riding companion.

Great local shop for all your sports needs. New equipment or used, ski, hockey, mountain bike, they…read morehave everything. The staff is friendly and do a good job. I go regularly for my skates sharpening.

I bought a mountain bike from Sports Aux Puces Q1 of 2020. They had it listed for sale on…read morePinkBike. I'm in California and they're in Canada so there is always some trepidation regarding how things will go. Excellent transaction. Bike exactly as presented. Shipped fast and packed well. Quality folks!

While biking through the canal Lachine in the scorching weather,…read more the thirst takes over you. Thankfully there is a nice coffee shop by the canal and I made a pitstop. The service by the barista was absolutely a delight. I took a iced latte lightly sweetened. It was a delicious latte and it fulfilled the purpose of my thirst. The spot is adorable with a nice terrace. I thoroughly enjoyed the place and my drink.

Great service in English and French. We rented a family bike to ride around with my toddler, and I…read morewould definitely rent here again

I have purchased two bikes here. The products are great but the service isn't. The bike mechanics…read moreare generally not very knowledgeable, and the head mechanic never actually listens to what you have to say. I had my bike serviced under warranty. I was promised a turnaround time of 3 to 4 weeks but instead had to wait 3 months. When I received the bike back it was delivered with flat tires, and improperly adjusted brakes and gears making it un-ride-able. Under further inspection there were various bolts and washers missing, and the crank spindle was installed without grease when it should have been. Further I was assured by the store's owner that everything that it went in for was fixed, however only a portion of the tings were fixed.

I bought a North Face coat there in February. I had to return it less than a month later because a…read moreseam got undone under the arm. They took it and told me they would send it to North Face to get it repaired. They said it usually takes 4 to 6 weeks. We are in November now and I didn't get it back yet. They first lost my file so it took a while before I got any information on my coat. Then they told me it was North Face that was delaying it and they would receive it early November. Of course they didn't call me to do the follow up. In fact, they never did any follow up at any point in the process: I have to call and almost harass them to get information on my coat. There's only one person that manages the returns there and she only works during the week, which make it hard to reach her. When she's not sick or whatever. I also bought a bicycle there. Service was super slow, it took one hour more than what they told me it would take before I could leave with my bike. They charge for stuff like reflectors while most stores will just give them for free. I'll never buy there again, which is sad because it's at 5 minutes from where I live. I think it's worth the transport to go to La Cordée or other more stores with decent service.

Got the Indie coffee passport and Allo Vélo was one of the participating coffee shops…read more It is essentially a bike shop that serves coffee. Surprisingly, the coffee is amazing. Compared to a lot of new coffee shops brewing new wave coffee beans that tend to me more fruity and acidic, this one brews old school italian coffee. This gives a much richer and round coffee with chocolate and nut flavor which I love. No art foam on their coffee but who cares, just simple good coffee at its best. Super cool bike shop for cycling fanatics! Beware, they are closed on Monday!

fter nearly a year of waiting, dozens of calls and over 20 emails, I am resigned to the fact that I…read morehave been strung along. These folks seem super great on the phone! I held off on a negative review for nearly a year, giving the benefit of the doubt. I purchased a Schindelhauer bike from them and the online payment system calculated purchase and shipping (great price). This was a mistake with the payment system and I called the next day and we figured out shipping. The bike arrived damaged unfortunately. I took dozens of photos and tried to submit to ups directly. Unfortunately a damage claim has to be submitted by the shipper. This involved UPS and a shipping company they use called freightcom. Velo lifestyles blamed freightcom, so I reached out to freightcom.... They blamed velo... you see where this is going. Keep in mind this is nearly a year into this! I had an unusable bike until the manufacturer actually sent me a fender to mount. I originally had tried to bend the damage away from the tire to make the bike usable. I give credit to Schindelhauer for providing the part... it really wasn't their issue. Velo put it off so long I emailed Germany and got it myself! They now claim that they no longer ship to the United States due to shipping issues. I would avoid purchasing from this company due to a shady handling of the shipping claim. They seem nice on the phone and might be a good option if you pick up in person. I can speak to my experience with them. I would avoid any business that won't support their customers or stand behind a sale.

This place is way more than what I would have expected an typical army surplus store to be and to…read morecarry. In other words appears they have raised the bar on variety and reach. The shop is beyond filled with everything you need for survival gear, but also camping type items, boots, security items, food rations, various tools and many cool things for winter. You could spend hours looking at all the merch they have packed in their store - it's literally wall-to-wall (but still organized). The staff seems very knowledgeable and very passionate about their area(s) of expertise. Good to know they have much more than fatigue/camo patterned clothing, canteens and compasses.

So a young guy with a pony tail works there, he follows me at every corner as I'm browsing ,…read morestaring right at me so demonstrably. I confront him more than once about it, and tells me with a smug, "it's his job to do so". No manners and no civility from him. It's the 20th store I walked into that afternoon, none of the other owners or employees treated me with such disrespect.