WILL UPSELL YOU ON PARTS YOU DO NOT NEED AND FORGET WHAT YOU ACTUALLY BROUGHT YOUR BIKE IN FOR. I needed my rear brake tightened. After waiting more than two weeks to get my bike back, I discovered that the rear brake was still loose. When I asked the mechanic why he had called me to pick it up when the issue had clearly not been fixed, he responded, "I didn't know that's what you needed fixed." Did he forget because he was too busy trying to upsell me on unnecessary parts and services? Waiting over two weeks only to receive my bike back with the original problem unresolved is unacceptable. I would not recommend this shop read more

Great selections awesome service knowledgeable staff. Got my MTB parts from this spot, had them service a couple of my road bikes as well. read more

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Everything! Owner and team are tops! You won't be disappointed w their knowledge and expertise.

very honest and reputable business. they go the extra mile for you. I highly recommend them

Five star experience! I had a bit of trouble with my new bike and a Tim's Bike Shop staff member helped sort it out. Special shout out to Tyler, who was friendly, provided excellent customer service, and went above and beyond. I appreciate you, and I highly recommend the shop! read more

Amazing crew! Dropped my road bike off for a chain and derailleur issue. They not only quickly diagnosed and fixed the issue but found a number of other small things they "just fixed". Can't recommend them enough, and I will def be bringing my bikes here from now on. Very personable, and friendly. read more

My first time here and Garrett and Mark was so helpful in helping me decide on which bike helmet and lock was right for me. Garett even hooked me up with free valve covers. I was outside using their handy clean station before taking off and Mark generously helped me adjust the seat angle on my bike. read more

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After being gifted a kids bike from Walmart, my husband assembled it, but it wasn't quite right and we couldn't figure out why. Took it to Tim's, and the staff was super friendly. For a reasonable price, they looked it over and found the problem--a missing brake pad, and had it ready to go in just a couple hours. Thank you! read more

Tim's bike shop continues to provide excellent service, knowledgeable and friendly staff and a great selection of bikes. I appreciate the fact that I can rely on Tim's to meet any need I have for my bike, especially since there is such a limited source of bike shops in the area. Jay and his staff are super folks who really care about customer service and it shows. read more

Great shop with reliable service and advice. I don't take my car to a shop since I know how to fix it and if I don't I can follow a manual or guide while reading a OBD2. Bikes are different, you can't plug in a tool for it to tell you what the problem is and what's likely causing it. For this reason I try to fix and issue myself and don't complain when I can't, I bring it to a shop like this because they are bike whispers and will be able to figure out a complicated problem on a "simple" machine. Bikes seem simple but it takes a lot of knowledge that nobody wants to learn to save some money and if you don't want to spend money for service just get a fixed gear and don't complain. I've seen employees be abrasive towards customers but it's because the customer is being unrealistic. If the fix they need is so simple why don't they do it themselves instead of coming to a shop? If you're not able to fix your cars issues, what makes you think the transaction from a Bike Mechanic is going to be any different than a car? These people deserve more respect than they are given from the customers I've seen them talking too and it takes knowledge, special tools and a lot of time to become specialized in this field all while not paying the same as a car mechanic when it's still a mode of transportation for fun, commute or sport. Seriously, I see reviews about issues about fixing a flat tire on here. DO IT YOURSELF OR LEARN HOW TO DO IT YOURSELF, it's so easy and cheap but the mechanics have far more pressing matters than your "quick fix" issue. If I worked in a bike shop I would make flat tires the lowest priority to fix in service orders. I also do want to hear that bs about being a minority. I'm a minority (Filipino Descent) and have never felt disrespected once in this establishment. Asking questions and questioning motive to make sure you get what you actually need isn't disrespect. Grow up and realize that the people here know far more than you do. read more

It is hard to find a local bike shop with decent stock and knowledgeable staff. Tim's has both and more! Jay will take his time to make sure you get exactly what you need and he stands by the products he sells. If it's a small fix you need, they might even fix it then and there while you enjoy a beer at the small bar. Highly recommend Tim's Bike Shop! read more

its just not a bike shop, but a repair shop as well. I've been there twice & got immediate service repair with quick answers to all the different chain oils he stocks & whats the best for liquid fix flats because face it when you bike on the dirt & grass in western washington your going to encounter blackberry thorns flats are a fact of life. The guy is knowledgeable, knows his bikes, sells them, sells refurbished bikes, & he isn't an in your face salesman. seems like just an overall nice guy & a great shop. He's closed on Mondays when i first popped in but he repaired my tire on his day off. 5 minutes later another guy walked in & he helped him too. who does that? read more

Called the shop at 5:00pm and asked if I could drop my bike off for a shifter adjustment and they said yes i could drop it off and they would try to get it done the next day, showed up 20 minutes before they closed and they immediately put my bike on the stand and got it all done within 15 minutes! Definitely some awesome people working there and great customer service, will for sure be going back! read more

Great service and great turn around time for repairs on my bike. Staff is very knowledgeable, friendly and personable

I came to shop to have them fix a flat. Tyler who helped me said it would take 15 minutes. Came back 15min later and he was on the phone. Coworker asked if he could ring me up and he said he was busy. I needed to leave at this point for an appointment. Had to make a special trip 3 hours later to get my tire. I know it's just a flat tire but I'm still a paying customer. Well...not any more I'm not. read more

FANTASTIC local bike shop! Rented a Yeti SB130 and got a couple of awesome rides in. Jay went above and beyond to get me out on the trails. Thank you!!! The Gulch was awesome! I will definitely be back. Highest recommendation!! read more

So happy I stopped in and found the perfect bike. They took their time and walked me through my options. I love the free adjustment they offer and I know if there is any issue they will work to resolve it. Great staff, great owner! read more

Very nice shop full of professionals. Got my front tire replaced there and new tubes installed. read more

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I rarely post on Yelp, but would like to warm potential buyers about this shop. STAY FAR, FAR AWAY!!!! If this place had a mission statement it would be: RIP OFF THE CUSTOMER, LAUGH IN THEIR FACE, AND INSULT THEM BEFORE THEY LEAVE! I own and have owned more high end build bikes than this place has in their showroom at any one time. And it's obvious they have absolutely no idea how to run a business, let alone treat a human being. With so many more options out there, drive past this place and on to a respectable shop. Keep price gouging suckas, COVID won't last forever! read more

Ordered a bike from out of state and got very quick efficient service. They rebuilt to the components I asked for, had it shipped in less than two days. Very fair price, especially in this market. They were great and I would Buy from them again! Also assembly was super super easy on the back end. Took five minutes. read more

After getting a flat tire we called the bike store down the road and they said "sure, we'd be happy to help with your bike." Upon walking in with my bike, a hefty gentleman immediately said "we don't work on those." The tone was harsh and short and we took immediate offense. We were also told they don't work on bikes they don't sell, which they could have mentioned when we called. I don't know if it's because my boyfriend is a minority, but we did not feel welcome there. read more

Got a new Fork for my bike recently and needed it to be cut to my preferred length and was Lacking the proper tools. Came into Tim's and they cut it for me in a Timely manner and helped answer my questions on adjustments and settings. They have a great selection of Kona and other brands to fit your needs and lots of knowledge! Also their prices are much better than other big bike companies. Nice to have a great local company like this and I Will definitely be back for future bike maintenance And bike related purchases. read more

Fantastic quick affordable service - thank you for helping us with our stroller wheels every time!

I'm so happy with Tim's bike shop! Great prices, great work, and great customers service! Best bike shop around. You won't regret going here. read more

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After having an unpleasant experience with a tech from the Bicycle Center on Evergreen m, who was extremely condescending and pushy with his suggestions, I had a friend suggest that I take it in to Tim's Bike Shop to get a second opinion. I walked in and after five minutes with talking with Jay and showing him my issues with my bike, I was relieved to have someone willing to explain, give me a few options, and not make me feel like an imbecile for not knowing as much as he does. They've earned themselves a loyal customer. read more

I was looking for a good ride and found a great one! The shop owner Jay is amazing. He listened and helped me find exactly what I was looking for. Highly recommend this bike shop for all your needs! read more

I dropped in without an appointment for a couple repairs. I expected them to cost more than they did, and take longer than they did. They were able to repair on the spot, which really impressed me. Their service was fantastic, and they didn't make me feel dumb for being a novice bike owner. Tim's has earned a loyal customer today. read more

Sean was amazing. We are traveling on our boat with bikes as our only transportation. One of the wheels was funky and he quickly assessed the problem, gave us an estimate and replaced the wheel. He generously offered to deliver the bikes to the marina after work. I appreciate his help. Great job!! read more

Tim's bike shop is a fantastic place to do buisness. They only sell quality products and offer fantastic service. I was looking for a bike for my sons birthday and after seeing the same department store brand crap out there I checked them out. I spent just a little more, but bought a quality bike that comes with a year of service(which makes the bike actually cheaper than a Sports Mart), a purpose built bike with a lifetime warranty, but most importantly someone who'll be there when you need them. Thanks again and you earned a customer for life! read more

Support your local bike shop! These people are knowledgeable and friendly and will win your business! Give it a try. Sure they don't have Wal Mart prices, but you do get great quality and service and they know their stuff. read more

A-OK. I thought A- stands for astronaut? Really though, this shop is from, and for THIS neighborhood. And rightly so- although some prices were a little steep but- the give and take is always a way to do business. You might get a discount if you are a Boeing or Microsoft employee. Maybe you are like me in that I noticed all the other reviews are ALL 5 stars! C'mon man! Kinda hard to believe. I rely on truthful stuff. This store is great for BMX, and the going to work cyclists who need help with their wheels, repairs, safety equipment and so-on. I like to get information regarding the e-bikes,(pricey) especially guidance of future developing business expansion here and to the North. We need another Tim's! read more

It's the kind of bike shop where I knew they knew bikes. This is not about price, yet you knew you were being treated fairly. This is not about high pressure. It is about getting to know you and how you plan to ride. They even sell used bikes. They will teach you how to take care of your bike. And in my world the cool part is that it isn't fancy. It is just about hanging around the bikes and getting to know the options to choose from. read more

I have been going to Tim's for over a year now and I wouldn't go anywhere else for service or parts for my bikes. I am a commuter and weekend rider who has found Tim's to be a real gem for a local bike shop. The owner, Jay, is the best wrench in the area. I have been to several bike shops all over the Puget Sound and I will take my bike to Jay for repairs or service over all of them even though it is a 25 mile drive for me one way. He has an engineering mind that makes for a great mechanic and he has fixed my bike a number of times with parts he has around his shop without having to order something new or unnecessary. He will only do what is necessary on your bike and he will make sure the bike leaves his shop in the best condition possible. I have older Schwinn Road Bikes, and Jay is not a road guy, but he helped me find the perfect wheels for my bike. He has built wheels which allowed him to know the best wheels to buy for me, my size, my riding style and my bike. I have purchased new wheels from him for both bikes and I am extremely happy. It is such a great feeling to be on the road and to know my bike is in working great thanks to Jay. If you are a commuter or weekend rider like me, I would highly recommend Tim's as the place for service and parts for your bike. Support your local bike shop!! read more

Best service ever. Only bike shop I go to now :) Jay really spends the time to educate you, and he makes sure you have what will be best for you. Great communication. read more

While I have never bought a new bike at Tim's, Jay and his crew have gone above and beyond to help me out as if I was their #1 customer. Always willing to work out a solution to fit my budget, never trying to up sale beyond what I need and offer creative solutions. Their customer service is equal to their bike expertise. read more

Bought my first "real" bike here after riding hundreds of miles on those awful bike shares in Seattle. I was helped by Bill and he was awesome! Spent a lot of time with me making sure the bike I was getting was one I liked, and even put on some new pedals I got for it. The prices were great and I walked out being able to get far more than I first thought I could. I just recently moved to the area and look forward to returning to Tim's for a long time to come! read more

Hands down the best bike shop for freeride dh riders. Jay is a great person and who knows his bikes and wont rip you off. Great race team and all around great shop 5 for 5 this place is legit. Only thing to know is it dose have a few day turn around as hes always busy. read more

These guys are idiots ! For Everett Washington bike enthusiasts please beware of Tim's bike shop. I recently asked for price on a tune up for my E-bike, nothing electrical just disk brakes, truing tires, Etc. When the shop owner asked what bike I owned he immediately went into this obvious bull$hit story about how they "can't" (his words) work on bikes "they don't sell" because (and quote) they aren't "TRAINED" to work on anything else but their bikes. He also tried giving me some extra Bull about they don't want to work on these other brand bicycles because if anything goes wrong they don't want to be liable ! SERIOUSLY ? What kind of crap is this, talking about being "TRAINED" for their bicycles only HA HA HA HA either you know how to tighten a chain and adjust mechanical disk brakes or you don't ! So my chief complaint isn't wether or not they work on off brand bikes or not it's the outright lying to my face and using stories as an excuse for them not to work on a bike you didn't buy from them, utter stupidity ! needless to say I found two other bike shops in the near vicinity (much higher end businesses) that have no problem working on anything you bring to their shop and they charge the same money for tuneups.... Mind you, the other reviews in yelp are from the earlier years when Janice and Tim owned the shop, the shop is now under ownership of these very unprofessional business owners. Thank you and be safe read more

Nice Guys! Hay Jay and Bill, How you guys doing? See ya soon. Chris

The man who owns this shop gave the following statement after the death of a cyclist who was doing NOTHING wrong. If he were GIVING away bikes, I would not shop at his store. The driver who killed this cyclist has paramedics at his house frequently due to seizures and several years ago, hit and seriously injured someone else when he had a seizure while driving. RIDICULOUS to give such a comment under the circumstances, while interviewed as a representative of the cycling community. How this poor cyclist could have been "aggravating" the driver HAVING A SEIZURE, from THREE LANES AWAY, I don't know. Regardless of the driver's degree of culpability, Mr. Hiester's quote is beyond reprehensible given the circumstances of the cyclist himself. "Yes, cyclists can feel that way," says Jason Hiester, owner of Tim's Bike Shop in Everett. He estimates 75 percent of the commuter cyclists that come into his shop have been hit or grazed by a car. "Drivers just feel like it's their road and they don't really have any consequences for what goes on," Hiester said. Hiester acknowledges cyclists can be their own worst enemy when it comes to sharing the road with cars. "They pick and choose what they want to obey," he said of some cyclists he sees out there."The more cyclists stay out of (drivers') way and obey the same laws they're supposed to obey, the better off we're all going to be. The less aggravating you're going to be to drivers." read more