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    Trek Bicycle Store

    4.0 (20 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Bike repair and maintenance

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    Super stoked to rep the Trek store Middletown in my brand new patriotic Stars and Stripes cycling kit. Fantastic bike shop!!!

    Couldn't be more stoked to rep the Trek store of Middletown in my brand new patriotic Stars and Stripes cycling kit. Fantastic bike shop!!!

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    Very good and professional service. These people stand by know the products they sell. It was a premium experience!

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    1st time buying a bike in years. Scott helped me over the phone and in-store. I couldn't be any happier.

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    (Thanks, Dave!) What really impressed me (beyond their clean/well laid out showroom) was their knowledge of their product.

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    Michael's Professional Bike Repair

    Michael's Professional Bike Repair

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    TRUST: I trust Michael Haddad with my bike…read more When I started racing in the seventies, (10 speeds, 52/42 chain rings, 14-18 straight block) I suffered the occasional disappointment of having a mechanical during a race because I was just not that good a wrench. Since then, I have been dissatisfied too many times after entrusting my ride to the local Mom & Pop shop. I can do without the know it all 'Tude from many of the Hipsters working in bike shops today. Michael is meticulous. Michael is honest. After he does my big overhaul and tune up for the season--unless I have some new parts to install or an adjustment to make--I basically just have to wipe the schmutz off my frame and keep my chain lubed. This has allowed me to continue running my 2001, 105 group on a 2007 Cannondale Six-13 frame, that Michael assembled for me, with no issues. The Tour de France will hit the Pyrenees next weekend and later on the Alps. We will marvel at the strength of the riders to make it up those climbs and their courage while hurtling down those deadly descents. Those pros couldn't do that if they didn't trust their mechanics. I trust Michael Haddad with my bike.

    From the owner: Pick and deliver, professional bicycle repair and tune up service. Our year-round service area is…read morein Deal, NJ. Service is also available from Sept-May in Brooklyn - Brooklyn Heights, Cobble Hill, Park Slope, Prospect Park, Windsor Terrace, all the way to Coney Island Manhattan - Chelsea, Flatiron and Gramercy neighborhoods

    Henry Hudson Trail

    Henry Hudson Trail

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    My FAVORITE hidden spot! The sand isn't the greatest and the water is rough but if you want a…read morepeaceful spot to reflect and listen to the waves, this is it. The trail is long and paved and quite scenic. It gets busy with other joggers/walkers and bike riders but it's an easy trail with a good stretch. It's got lots of places to sit in between if you get tired. There's enough parking but it can get full.

    I don't know what possessed us to go biking when it was roughly 95 degrees in the shade (I came…read morehome afterwards to chug Evian bottles next to the air conditioning in a catatonic state for several hours), but given the conditions involved it was pretty remarkable that this was overall a positive experience. The Millennial Chum suggested a Juneteenth bike ride from Keyport to Atlantic Highlands for lunch, and then back. I'm basing a lot of the estimated mileage on her Apple Watch, which claimed we did a little under 20 miles roundtrip. If there are readers more familiar with the area that think that's an exaggeration, they could be correct. I'm more Team Fitbit. Anyway. The overall trail is pretty long - it's actually featured in my rail trail book and boasts well over 20 miles, including a big chunk in the interior of Monmouth County on the other side of the GSP. We accessed it in Keyport at Atlantic Street, then followed it east and mostly parallel with Route 36 through Union Beach, Keansburg and a section of Middletown Twp, before finally arriving at Atlantic Highlands and biking onto Avenue D/Center Ave into the downtown area. The worst part by far (and I don't see a way to fix or avoid it) is that the portion through Middletown is RIGHT next to 36. You're contending with traffic noises and quite a few times actually biking across busy streets intersecting 36. Definitely can get on the chaotic side, though most of the notorious Shore drivers were well behaved from my perspective. Since this was a former railroad track, the path itself is very flat. I can tell you though that the bike I borrowed had a pretty uncomfortable seat (which the Millennial Chum nobly tried to improve by purchasing an edgy gel seat cover thing in Atlantic Highlands, but the damage had been done) so any little bumps in the path were noticeable to me especially on the return trip. And full disclosure - I am sitting on a soft pillow as I type this. There were some very slight inclines/declines at various points but they were honestly so negligible that it seems barely worth mentioning - the most significant was probably right after we got off the official bike trail in Atlantic Highlands on Avenue D; we were hot and tired and yowled for most of our time on there because our legs were feeling those few blocks. Grain of salt depending on weather and your hindpaw conditioning (it's been literally years since I've been on a bike; I'm much more of a hiker). Because you're never far from civilization you have easy access to businesses should the need present itself. The Keansburg area literally featured a bar/restaurant within probably 50 feet of the trail (it had a bear statue I insisted on taking a picture with; we all have our kinks), and I saw a 7-11 as well. On a hot day, those both could have been pretty clutch if we hadn't responsibly packed some cold liquids with us. There were also a few port-a-potties scattered along our route, but thankfully that wasn't needed - I don't think anyone loves using a port-a-potty but boy do I not want to go in one when it's above 90 degrees. The optics are also pretty pleasant with the obvious exception of Route 36. There are long stretches where you're in a woodsy/shady situation, as well as some marshy/boardwalk sections that require riding across small wooden bridges. The wildlife situation was plentiful; I saw a deer literally running through a creek, which I honestly haven't seen outside of a Bambi viewing. There were also tons of obligatory squirrels/chipmunks, as well as some solid, colorful waterfowl. I wouldn't necessarily recommend this on a similarly sweltering day, but this is overall a very decent trail and I'd certainly opt for this over Route 36 any day.

    Trek Bicycle Store - bike_repair_maintenance - Updated May 2026

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