Modest lot but a good selection of fresh Christmas trees from 5' and up. Yes, the bike shop sells…read moreChristmas trees! They made a fresh cut on the bottom to help with water uptake and loaded the tree into the car for us. Years ago we also bought a stand from them; instead of the usual pins, it has a single post in the middle of the well. Since their trees have holes drilled in the bottom, you just place the tree onto the post and you're done! It's so much easier than trying to twist the pins to hold the tree in place. Highly recommend the stand. They're also offering a special coupon for $20 off at Root'd across the street with a tree purchase!

Service meets expertise!…read more I'm a mountain biker that just got into road biking - I walked in here with about 2 dozen questions and in need of lots of help (and honestly lots of hand holding!); Cottonwood Cyclery absolutely exceeded my expectations. The lady that helped me fully dedicated over 20 minutes to walking around the shop helping me make a list of all the equipment, clothing, tools, and supplies I'll need for my newly purchased road bike. She also spoke with me at length about cleaning and riding techniques, as well as tips and tricks from her own cycling experience. She was also able to recommend a third party to properly fit my bike to me, which she uses herself. I didn't look around at the new bikes too much, but I did notice they had a selection of mountain bikes, e-bikes, and road bikes. They've got tools, bags, shoes, cleaners and lubricants, CO2 tire inflators, tubes, and everything else you'd ever need. They were out of a few clothing items due to shortages from high demand during COVID, but they were still able to provide recommendations about what to look for. That undivided attention was so valuable and helpful - I couldn't have asked for anything more than the experience I had here. This isn't the closest bike shop to me, but it is 100% worth the drive. AND I'd like to mention they are open an hour later than most other bike shops, which is so appreciated and convenient when I rushing to get some shopping done after my work day. I will undoubtedly be back for equipment, advice, and maybe a little moral support! Thank you, CC!

I'm impressed with the customer service at Hangar 15 bikes in South Jordan. I replaced the tire…read moreand tube on my wife's Trek bike. I noticed the rear disk hydraulic brakes weren't working at all. I looked at the hours of Hangar 15 bikes. It said they were open until 7:00 pm. I realized if I hurried I could get there by about 6:30pm I got down there and they were able to fix the brakes by adding brake fluid in under 10 minutes. it was almost completely empty. I asked him how much I owed him and he said nothing. I will be taking all my future bike repairs to Hangar 15. All the employees are super friendly. It's a great place for bike repairs and new bikes.

Horrible frustrating experience! Again! What a ripoff! They only care about your money! Stay away…read morefrom them at all costs! They need to learn what customer care is! They charged me $32 to install a new dropper and take it out (wasn't the right length) after telling me it'd be $45 for them to reinstall my dropper! What the h*ll!!! You're going to charge me $32 to put in and take out your dropper post and then tell me it's $45 to put my old dropper post back in! Seriously!!! I came up from southern Utah to do some riding. I needed a new dropper post and did t order it in time from my local bike shop. One of their other stores had it and sent it over. They install my new dropper post and I realize my calculations were off somehow and I probably needed the next size up. They dont have it, but one of their other stores does. I ask them to put my dropper back on, I'll go on my ride with my friend in the morning and then go to their other shop after our ride to get it. They asked me if I wanted them to just take the new dropper out, or install my old one. I told them I'd appreciate them reinstalling my old one so that I can at least go ride with my friend in the morning and then go to their other shop for the correct dropper. They said it'd $45 for them to reinstall my dropper. I said seriously!?! That's outrageous. Nevermind then, my friend and I will install it. Then they told me I owe them $32 for them putting in and taking out the new dropper post. I understand $5-10 or something for the cable, but $32 for that and then telling me it'd be $45 to put my old one back on! Thanks for ruining a ride for me. I had a feeling I'd regret going to them and I truly do. Makes me truly appreciate the amazing, wonderful and true family customer service of Over the Edge! Where you're family and they treat you as such! Where they know and practice true customer service! True southern hospitality. Not this nickel and dime you and screw you over crap by rude staff that's going to rape you financially for everything they can and apparently never learned what true customer service is. I'll deal with my old dropper post for this trip and wait to get back home to support a shop where they genuinely care about their customers! Where you're family and treated as such! Where they care about you and your riding experience and you feel that.! Not this corporate atmosphere where they seem to only care about your money.

Not a lot of recent reviews so I thought I'd leave one with my experience. I brought in an old bike…read morethat needed several repairs, nothing crazy, mostly a clean up, but I'm beyond thrilled with the turn out. They told me the cost upfront and three days later I got my bike in mint condition and even a couple extra fixes thrown in(like removing a permanent metal bike lock I couldn't get off). I like to support local Businesses that provide exactly what I was looking for with no issues and just happy results. Thanks Laketown, I can ride around on my childhood bike agai

Phil at lake town is amazing. I take my hardest bike problems here. The prices are really…read morereasonable. My bike always comes back in fantastic shape and I learn stuff.

Usually pretty good, great selection and friendly staff. The manager (possibly owner?) is very…read morehelpful and knows his stuff. The other main guy (the one with the pencil mustache who looks like Oswald the bad guy on Peaky Blinders), can be a bit of a weasel. Tried a bait and switch on me once, but I wasn't in the mood and called him on it. Another time the shop was slow and he was trying hard to sell me a new bike, but seemed offended when I casually mentioned I preferred Campagnolo Super Record instead of Dura Ace -especially if I am spending that kind of money. Overall, I still go there when I need something as the prices and selection are good and a lot of the other closer shops in town either don't service/supply road bikes and parts (Go Ride) or have some serious attitude (Guthries and Pretender....uh, I mean Contender).

I've been going to Hangar 15 since 2015 when I moved back to Utah. They'v kept my bikes in tip top…read moreshaped for over 18k miles! Finally, when it was time to buy a new bike, they did everything they could to educate me on what was best for me and my riding style. When the right bike showed, they alerted me and put zero pressure on me to purchase it. Well, I bought it and couldn't be happier! Here's to many more years with H15!

I came in thinking I just needed some air in my tire. Turns out I needed a new tube and a tire,…read morethey were able to replace it quick and easy. They were so helpful and nice to me, I recommend 10 out of 10!

Don't let the name fool you, these guys can help any rider at any skill level. Skip can handle the…read moreany and all of your needs. Don't be afraid to ask dumb questions, these guys can and will take care of everything. Turnaround, communication and excellent service. Top Notch!!!!

Super solid bike shop and staff, definitely recommend Trek SLC. The staff are friendly,…read morecommunicative and thorough. Their bike maintenance and repair are top notch.

Great experience renting a Trek Domane bike for a half a day while in town on business. Grant was…read moreextremely helpful with the rental given the time constraints providing immediate service and clear directions to enjoy a path. Highly recommended and would certainly visit again when in town. A+

The staff at the bike collective are next level people. They truly encourage the ability to ride…read moreand enjoy the passion of bike riding. The parts are cheap price wise, the quality is up to par and the knowledge is helpful. These people truly care about safety and stability when deciding to ride bikes throughout the valley. I would truly advise visiting this establishment and getting to know the staff there personally. They have helped Me and several friends completely. Amen...

This place is pretty rad, but it's definitely a know-before-you-go kind of establishment…read more What it is not: A polished, sleek bike retailer A bike repair shop A place to dump old bikes A place to sell old bikes What it is: A place that does sell refurbished bikes A place where you can come and work on your bike A place where you can donate your old bike, tools, or equipment A place where you can volunteer and help the community There are some very very passionate people here who love bikes, and it's really a whole community that they've built. They take bikes and refurbish them to sell, but are so much more with their community programs. If you want to rent a bench, you can get all the tools you'll need to do your own fix. They have pros there who can guide you through some basic things, but it's not a bike repair shop, so don't expect to drop it off and have something fixed; you're here to learn and work together. It looks like they're booking shopping appointments online now, and when I dropped by they were open but the doors are locked. It's a teeny retail space and they are still exercising great caution about COVID. You can peruse what's available and as is the case with any store like this, it's very hit or miss with styles and sizes, but that's half the fun.

I was visiting SLC for the Christmas holiday week, and broke an odd part on my friend's e-bike that…read moreholds a power button. After going to a corporate e-bike store and a specialty E-bike store, I was directed to Guthrie Bicycle Shop on 2100 St. I walked into a modern, well-decorated shop on the 26th of December and was promptly greeted by Preston Jacobsen. He looked at the pictures on my phone and went on a hunt for a part he thought would fit (an older, out-of-production brake lever clamp). In the 15 minutes it took him to look in about ~20 parts drawers, he showed me around the workshop until we had a eureka moment at the bottom of one of the last drawers we checked. He had two, and gave me one, refused to take any money for it, and thanked me for sharing the story of my bike shop experiences back east and their long history in SLC. Only later, when I asked for a card, did I note that he was the owner. That type of service to a guy who will most likely not buy a bike from him (I live in Hawaii) is what makes independent bicycle shops like this a true gem in a world of chains and corporate clones. Long live Guthrie Bicycle Shop, the oldest bicycle shop in the land! Thanks, Preston! --JT

Worst bike shop ever these guys charged me nearly a hundred bucks just to put tires in my bike…read more That was only after they quoted me $219 for service work then tried to charge me nearly $300 after the fact.