Extremely poor customer service from argumentative employe…read more Will not buy or have bikes serviced from here. Will post on every social media platform available to me .

Had a great first experience with them. Went to pick up a bike I ordered online to find it was too…read moresmall for my kiddo, thankfully they had the next size up and was a super easy switch.

I have counted on TomCat Bikes for all of my bikes and repair needs over the years: I can always…read morerely on them for fair prices and expert work! Picture: new eBike!

I LOVE this place!! I'm a regular at this point, and I will recommend them to every cyclist I meet…read more I came in about 6 months ago with a Ride1Up e-bike that wouldn't turn on, and had been deemed unfixable by a few different repair shops. David immediately accepted the task and the team worked with me over 3 months to troubleshoot every possible underlying issue with my bike. And they fixed it! Since then I've brought the same bike back with a new issue, a different bike for a tune-up, and friends have also brought their bikes in. I will never go anywhere else!! They are always so friendly and accommodating, their labor and parts prices are UNBEATABLE, and their work is thorough and fully explained. THANK YOU TomCat bikes!!! - Miriam

Mitch is a cut above the rest. If you are looking for customer care and quality service, this is…read moreit. I called, and he responded within minutes. An appointment was booked, and he texted to let me know he was on his way and how soon he would arrive. Absolutely on time. He serviced and repaired two 28-year-old Performance Mountain bikes. When he was finished, they were literally better than new. One bike needed no new parts, just a tune up. The other needed a new brake cable and tune up. The work was completed in just over an hour. Mitch test drove both bikes and had us do the same. He also adjusted heights, removed an unwanted set of pedal covers, and gave us tips on shifting. Kind, professional and financially reasonable. Mitch is a rare breed and a breath of fresh air! Look no further.

Can I give more stars?! I've been working with Mitch on various repairs and projects since 2021…read more He's excellent, and so much more convenient than going to a shop. Highly recommend!

This is not a business that you can just walk in and buy what you need. Don't be fouled by the…read morepictures. They've ditched the brick and mortar, now are an e-commerce business. Walked into the "store" and the person that greeted me simply directed me to a kiosk that I can order from. Hard pass

Great service, I ordered tires online and picked them up at the store. I bought a new tube and a…read morelight, both cheaper than expected. I changed out my tires and they offered me a pump and their compressor. I was hooked by 4 different employees. My wife and I were on a weekend bike trip from Tacoma. They had beers on tap so we figured why not, I've never had a beer at a bike shop before, it as a great experience!

I bought a bike 18 months ago (Trek Checkpoint ALR5), from a different bike shop, but since then…read morehad heard that Bike Gallery had a good service and repair shop. During that time, I managed to put 3300 miles on the bike; and on my last ride, I had two spokes break on me. I briefly thought about doing the repair myself, but I've heard truing a wheel can be a tedious process, so I decided to look up Bike Gallery. They had an opening the following Thursday, so I dropped it off one Saturday, and picked it up the next (I live 40 min. away). While it was there, I also had them do a "Deluxe Tune-Up" and replace my chain (which I had purchased, but hadn't installed). The work was completed on Thursday, as expected, and they called to let me know it was ready; and that everything went as expy. I had calculated the total based on rates listed on their website, and was pleasantly surprised to see the total bill was lower than expected. A drivetrain cleaning was part of the tune-up, so the bike looks great; and they have a 30 ride warranty, should any issues pop up with their repair work. I'm very happy with my experience, for sure.

told me not to buy a bike, pretended like everyone around here is idiots and not good, not knowing…read morewhat bikes are good and that all their bikes are bad and not appropriate on any road. as if it matters. sell me the bicycle don't EVER anti-sell, yes you'll get more business, but guess what, you broke my heart.

I moved to NE Portland a couple years ago and this was one of the first businesses I visited for…read moresome routine bike maintenance. As long as I live in Portland I'll probably keep coming back to them! The staff are very kind, incredibly knowledgeable, and just amazing overall. Parts and labor are all very fairly priced, these guys are the best!

I paid this shop to perform a standard tubeless sealant service. When I took my bike out for a…read moreride, the wheel felt completely off-balance and heavy, even though they assured me the job was done. Suspecting an issue, I removed the tire myself, and what I found was shocking (see attached photo). Instead of properly removing the tire, cleaning out the old, hardened, massive latex ball (a 'sealant monster'), and then adding fresh liquid, they apparently just injected new sealant right over the top of this hardened clump. A basic part of tubeless service is cleaning the tire. By failing to do so, they wasted my money, made my bike unsafe to ride (due to the severe imbalance), and completely missed a standard maintenance step. When you pay a professional shop, you expect professional service, not a lazy shortcut that leaves a huge, hardened glob inside your tire. I would strongly caution others about getting basic maintenance done here if this is the standard of work they allow out of their service bay.

I made an appointment and went in first thing in the morning to have RideWrap (purchased for $180…read moreelsewhere) installed on my bike. I was told I would be charged the hourly labor rate of $95/hour to install, but I would be called if it would take longer than two hours. The employee appeared to think it would take between one and two hours to complete. The next morning, I got a call saying the bike was ready for pickup and that it took them 5.5 hours to do the installation. I was never contacted to be told that the job would be taking longer than two hours. They charge me $250 for the job and act like they're doing me a favor. If I had been contacted - as I was told I would be - or if this price was presented when I dropped off the bike, I might have been fine with it. But charging more than $190 in this situation is unethical at best. After doing a bit more research, every shop I found that offers installation of RideWrap specifically (instead of just charging an hourly rate) charges $150. I need other parts and more work to get done on the bike, but now that will have to be taken care of elsewhere. Unrelated note: the parking situation at/around the shop isn't great.

Matt at West End Bikes was very helpful and has a vast wealth of bicycle knowledge going back…read moredecades. He understood exactly what we wanted and set up trials of bicycles for us. We were staying at the hotel in the same building and went back several times with more questions. Others at West End Bikes were also helpful and knowledgeable.

I ordered a bicycle to be delivered to this shop, an authorized dealer, from Giant. The shop…read morecontacted me to tell me that I had to pay a fee for assembly directly to the shop, even though assembly was already included in my purchase price. Giant confirmed that in no circumstances should I be charged an assembly fee. Joel spoke to me on the phone and tried to trick me into thinking that I had somehow agreed to potential fees on the Giant website, which I have since gone back and confirmed was not true. Honestly really disappointing and frustrating. The interaction felt like I was dealing with a scammer. Luckily, I was able to move my purchase to another shop.

I appreciate that they were able to get my bike in right away. They also had the repair done that…read moresame day. What I found on my receipt is something I've never seen on any other bike shop receipts nor was I told it was going to be on there. I was told the labor cost, the price of the new wheel, and rim tape. I have never heard of "non-inventory costs". It was explained as "talc for the rim, use of rags, and other non inventory items" -at least that's what I thought I heard when I asked what it was. That's a lot of powder and rags. Maybe it includes pumping my tire up? Which other bike shops do this?

Amazing to have this company come to your workplace and fix your bike…read more Super convenient and kind staff. Many options available to decide upon based on budget. Thank you for the quick solutions.

Terrific service. I was fortunate to work at a downtown business where the building hired Left…read moreCoast to come in and work on all employees' bikes. And they do a terrific job. If you can't get your building or employer to book them, you can hire them to come to your house, with a minimum.

My spouse and I came to this store after falling down the research rabbit hole. Isaac listened and…read moremade us feel seen and heard- We are seniors somewhat experienced in bikes.. but e-bikes was a new world. At the end of several visits and test rides we purchased two bikes and couldn't be happier! For others worried about switching to e-bikes- this is the store for you.

Repaired my tire tube in like 15min, super clutch. Seems to be one of the few bike shops around…read morewith reasonable hours as well.