Overall this is a great bike shop on the south shore. Very fair prices and the owner is really…read morenice. I dropped my bike for a summer tune up and there was a bit of a wait so it took a week but it's riding better than ever and it was a really fair price for the work! Would recommend here for bike Maintnence and looks like it could be a good spot to buy a new or used bike as well.

They went through bikes With my wife and I for at least 1 hr. Very nice people! Did not feel rushed…read moreor pushed into a sale! Prices seemed fair.we will be back..

Lots of bikes to choose from and a place to test them out. Salesperson was friendly and…read moreknowledgeable. A wide selection of name brand bikes and models within a name brand. No pressure in the sale.

Great shop to deal with bought my first mountain bike in 1996 just bought my fifth bike today never…read morehad any problems.Kevin the owner is very helpful and the mechanics are great.

As a cyclists that also rides the 29" BMX retro bikes i recently stopped in to one of the Landrys…read morelocations. I have been a customer for about 4-5 years and spend about 10k a year on bikes from Various stores. A group of us give bikes to local kids that can't afford them. During my visit i needed to purchase some parts for a few of the SE bikes i recently bought. We bought 8 SE bikes for local kids. I usually change the free wheels out along with the pedals. When i entered the store a Landry team member approached the counter and slammed his yellow water tumbler down and looked at me. I was already discussing what i needed with a young lady and this gentleman over heard what i was saying and began to say how much he disliked the 29" bikes and the people who rode them. He also stated that he sees them riding in front of cars and essentially can't wait till "they are all gone". He appeared to be very upset with me for asking about the SE bikes and parts i could buy. He continued to say that the roads will be better once all "them are gone". Almost indicating that he's ok with the people that ride the 29's should get hit. He discussed the bikes weaving in and out of cars and increasing the chances of getting hit. He essentially lumped every bike rider in one group. Btw i can't do wheelies and i don't ride in front of cars. That was enough for me and i started my walk out the door. There was another customer that glanced over at me and was perplexed as i was. With that said i will never step foot in a Landrys bike shop again. If this is the type of team members you want to hire and represent your company, good luck with your business. But you will never see another dime from myself or my organizations. PS i am a local business owner and i would never allow a team member to work for me who has this type of opinion about riders and bike owners.

My service appt fell far short of expectations. I had a $378 repair ticket on a $650 2-year old…read morebike which was pricey but understandable based on this market. Included in that price was a "ride ready" tune-up for $200. The completed bike was not ride ready and showed no attention to detail or competence with the repair. The rear axel was not fully seated in the frame; the brake pads were not aligned with the rims; reflectors hung loose without screws; tire pressures were 20 + 27 psi. None of these examples demonstrate a product that is "ride ready." I completed the repairs myself which was annoying since I had just paid someone else to do it.

I've known John for years dating back to the old shop off Elm Street but the store is great and…read moreconveniently located in Halifax in the plaza right across from Walmart. I take my road bike in for service and the staff is super helpful and quick to repair in most cases. One time, I broke down and they repaired my bike on the spot which saved my bacon as I live about 4 miles from the store. They sell bikes too and give good advice. I bought my wife a Giant road bike there a few years ago.

I've bought 3 bikes at Mauls ,parts and gear as well and no mater who helped me I've always have…read morea great experience and when they have to order something or they are wrenching on my bike they always communicate very well with me I would suggest making Mauls your bike shop

Norm is the best! Quality and friendly bike repairs at a very reasonable price…read more Norm recently serviced and repaired the hydraulic brake lines on my son's Trek bike. Thanks Norm!!

I can't for the life of me figure out how this place hasn't been reviewed yet. I would not take my…read morebike anywhere else! This is a small business owner who is an expert at repairing bikes. I bought my bike here and brought it back to get a new seat a few weeks ago. I dropped it off expecting to pick it up in a day or two and he called me back in an hour and a half!! He put a new seat on, tuned up my breaks and fixed a problem I had with my gears all for 40 bucks! Unbelievable! He even went outside with me to see me test ride my bike so the seat was the perfect height. Parking lot is kind of small but I've never had a problem. I'm getting a new bike soon cause I've had mine around 10 years and I ride a lot. This is the only place I'll go! Like I said, he's a small business owner and wants to make you happy. If he doesn't have what your looking for he'll try to order it for you. It's so great to go in and talk to someone who has so much knowledge and love for bikes cause he's been doing it his whole life. 5 Stars!!

If you want a bike or something fixed or parts 100% go here . Great guys in there very helpful. The…read moretimes Iv been in there I got help right away . Very friendly. This will always be my go to spot .

Thank you Bill and Sean. Road my turned up bike this weekend after transporting my bike to the…read moreCape with my fantastic Thule bike rack. I was able to put it on my car and attach my bike with no issues. Thanks again for all your help and wonderful service!!! I give B&B a 10 rearing!!! Lisa M

I had a great experience...until I left and realized that the wrong model of bike had been…read morepurchased. I wanted one that had certain features included, and the model ordered didn't have any of them. When I called for assistance, I was told all of the "add ons" I wanted could be purchased once they knew I actually liked the bike. This was confusing to me, and felt very dismissive. I didn't want to wait weeks for a bike to come in, bring it home, and then wait weeks for fenders and other parts to come in before I could really ride it the way I wanted to. I'm not sure if they didn't know (or want to admit) that they had ordered the wrong model, or if there was something more icky going on...but with the size of purchase...I no longer felt comfortable. I canceled my order and went elsewhere.

Selection of in stock inventory is in NO WAY representative of the website. Unless you are open to…read moreswitching things up, the IT guy in TX has no clue what is in stock. In their defense, the manager substituted a comparable item at the same price. P.S. expect little or no input to a gear purchase on alpine unless you are working with the manager..and avoid the whole board side. The staff has a serious tude.

This is an amazing bike shop. The service from check in to check out is superlative. I bought a…read morevery beat up mountain bike that had not been taken care of, maybe ever. They were totally non judgmental. Offered some ideas to fix the bike. Sent me a written estimate and within a week it was better than new. This is my now go-to bike shop. Smart, generous with their time and the prices are more than fair. I highly recommend this shop.

What an amazing bike shop. This place was teaming with activity. So very many bikes and options to…read moredrool over. We were helped by the owner Brian and a member of his staff named Patrick. Both were super helpful with answering all our questions about sizes and brands and options that best fit my friend's budget. We ended up chatting and having a great time while moving forward with their purchase. Top notch!!!

Bikeway in Hanover is the best bicycle shop I have ever dealt with. I bought an expensive electric…read morebike off the internet without thinking about the service an electric bike would require. Austin and his employees are knowledgeable, smart and incredibly helpful. Many shops I went to would not even entertain helping me because I did not buy the bike from their shop. Bikeway in Hanover went out of their way to help me, above and beyond anything I expected. I have learned a lot from this experience. Many of the bikes sold on the internet may be less money but in the end if you can't get the bike serviced, what good did it do to save a little money. I'm going to buy another electric bike which will suit my needs better than the one I bought and will rely on Austin and his employees to guide me on the best bike for my needs and I know they will be there to help me with all the things that an electric bike requires and never let me down. Thanks Austin for all your help

I just bought my first "nice" bike through an online, direct to consumer brand and I wanted to…read moreconvert it to tubeless. I also had a leak in the back tire, which wouldn't hold air. I messaged Bikeway and the owner, Austin, answered quickly via email, happy to help. Turns out my tires were already tubeless (whoops!), but Austin helped me with the back wheel, which had a problem with the tubeless seal. He also took the time to ask a few questions about bike fit, for example why my seat was angled a certain way (no reason -- I just put the seat on and don't know what I'm doing). He adjusted it to be more comfortable for longer rides. Despite being busy, he got to work on my bike and finished the same day which saved me a longer drive back to the shop the next day. This shop is very professional, and the owner is a cyclist himself, very down to earth, and genuinely wants to help in any way he can do make sure the customers a good time on the road / gravel / trail. I would recommend giving them a shot for service or stopping in to talk to Austin if you're in the market for a new bike.