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Trek Bicycle Chapel Hill

4.9 (15 reviews)
Open • 12:00 pm - 5:00 PM
Updated 1 month ago

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Just found this bike store today. Service very personal and efficient. So nice to have a place to go in Chapel Hill

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The ReCYCLEry is a non-profit where bike mechanics teach anyone how to repair and maintain their…read moreown bike (they will show you how it's done but you will do the actual work). The idea is these people can also pass along bicycle skills, and the world becomes a richer place. It is a first come, first serve operation, although you can also use the facility and resources to work on your bike by yourself. They have shared tools and parts that you can use. It is all free, but donations are always welcome. I learned about the ReCYCLEry when they came to UNC's campus to help students tune-up and fix their bikes. I went to a Sunday session to get some more complicated work done on my bike. The mechanics running the work shop were very helpful, and sure enough I learned how to replace my brake cables and got my bike running even better. The ReCYCLEry a great community resource!

This local non profit is a go to for cyclists of every level. It located on the cusp of downtown…read moretucked away behind some local shops. They take donated bikes of any condition and turn them into reliable transportation. There are various programs to earn bikes and there are bikes/parts for purchase. There are classes for purchase to learn how to maintain bikes. You can donate time/money/bikes to support this organization. Your support helps those in need obtain reliable bike transportation. For those who can not afford to pay for bikes you can donate your time at the shop or help put together a bike. This is a great idea as it teaches people a valuable trade. Shop local!!! Support Local!!! This shop welcomes everyone!!!!

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Durham Cycles

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I went in looking for a new bike lock after my heavy duty Kryptonite lock didn't make it in the…read moremove. Celia was so friendly and helpful, and I ended up with a very high quality lock for a very fair price. It was even easier to use than my old lock, too! I mentioned needing a tuneup and she encouraged me to bring it by so that they could fix my bike and attach the lock to my bike frame. A couple hours later, I rolled back in with my bike to get it checked out and to have the new lock mounted on the frame. The gentleman working on repairs (I regret that I didn't get his name so I could give him a shoutout) immediately took it back, gave it some TLC, installed the lock on the frame, and gave it back to me in a few minutes, and at no charge. My bike rides as good as new now thanks to their kindness and expert service. This is why you shop local, friends. Good, smart people with deep expertise who take great care of their neighbors. Such a positive experience all around!

The repaired my back flat on an e-bike. Went flat again in less than a month which can happen due…read moreto road conditions but I thought perhaps something internal to the rim caused it. Took it back to then during peak bike repair days for students returning to campus. They may seem brusk to some when being honest about times, conditions, etc. They are HONEST and fit in a same-day flat repair only to charge me nothing saying they found a washer accidentally left in the tire from the last flat fix. AMAZING! Trust the staff, even if they speak frankly. They are VERY up front and honest and, very importantly, do excellent work at good prices/rates.

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The Clean Machine

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Place has a decent selection of road and mountain bikes. Very informed staff gave me the run down…read moreof getting into mtb. Ended up looking at Cannondale and Specialized hard tales, but quickly moved toward Santa Cruz. They're a bit expensive, as all full-suspensions are, but eh, long term investment I suppose, for my health and leisure. Prices are a bit expensive here and they won't budge on price. May be able to find 5-10% lower online, but you'll have to wait, won't know what you're getting until you have it, and can't see the actual product. Ask about price matching, but don't think they'll honor. Overall, really good neighborhood selection for Cannonale line up. Specialized selection is right up the road at their sister site on Franklin St.

I looked online for a way to directly submit my feedback via email and found nothing, so here we…read moreare. I've had decent experiences with TCM - them giving me a screw for me my cleats (and selling me on for a dollar another time - loc tite was not working), selling me tires, assembling a bike that was shipped to me, but the last visit left me cold. I have an old beater Giant hybrid with gear issues. Brought it in to have that looked at, and experienced an aggressive upsell, for tuneup, replace all cables, get new tubes and tires. I said no and got push back that the brake cables were "pretty gunked up" and needed to be replaced. Umm .... still a no. Does clean machines pay it's employees commission on repairs? Kind of got that impression. So I agreed to a tuneup since it was explained that the gear issues would be fixed as part of that. (A tube blew out during the tuneup, stuff happens.) Rode home - gear issues so turned around and brought the bike back in, and after a few minutes was told that the gears were too old and worn to be fixed. Not sure about that, but things degraded two rides later - yesterday the bike was popping out of gear, and I broke the chain I am 100% sure for that reason. I would have appreciated them owning up right up front that the repair was not good, and not trying to shunt me into work I did not want or need.

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