Alicia made the bike tour fantastic. Very energetic and so much local knowledge. The e-bikes were…read moregreat to operate. Highly recommended.

Would not service an e-bike. Not friendly and I drove 55 mins to be told they don't service Shimano…read moregear adjustment. Web site says they will service any bike. They say they don't have a stand to work on e-bikes

I was visiting from Nova Scotia and wanted to check out the few bike shops around Owen Sound. As…read moresoon as I walked into Fork's I was greeted by the Owner who was very knowledgeable and fun. The Prices are very reasonable & the team is honestly wicked. 10/10 I would say check it out For anything bike related or even questions on your own rides.

I am so pleased with the service and selection from the Forks Bicycle Shop…read more We wanted to get into bicycling again now that our kids are old enough to ride, but our bikes had been stolen years ago and we hadn't bothered to replace them so we were really out of the loop with the recent technology and models. Brian at the Forks carefully guided us through all the models and features, and broke the technical specs down into terms that meant something to us: comfort, speed, and performance. He made it so simple and easy to choose - no wonder since he has been in the bike business for 20 years including manufacturing ultra high-end racing bikes. He had access to all the best bikes in the business. There is a fine selection in the store, but he ordered in special models that were exactly suited to our needs. He specializes in Norco and Cannondale and they have hundreds and hundreds of models that you can order in, so you can get basically anything you want, from the top racing technology right down to affordable everyday bikes. Beyond that he has aftermarket parts and accessories to customize your ride further. If you come in on Monday and the bike you want isn't in stock, he'll have your bike ordered and ready by the weekend. Our three bikes were expertly assembled and we couldn't be happier with them. Brian also opened the store late so we could pick them up at a time that was convenient for us, and helped load them on our bike rack. You can buy bikes from anywhere - I have even seen them in grocery stores. But who assembled them? How good are the components? What kind of service would you get if there is a warranty problem? Who is going to maintain them? If quality and service are important to you, I highly advise you go see Brian at the Forks in Erin.

Had a need for new footwear. Nice to know Barry and his team provide exceptional curb-side service…read moreduring an incredibly difficult time. What can only be described as going up and above the expected service, from a great local business. E-mail, or call ahead. See image attached for information. Thanks Barry and your team!

From the owner: Bikes, Snowboards, Skis, Wakeboards, Skimboards, Skateboards, Scooters, Apparel, Shoes. Cheapskates…read morealso has a complete service shop for bike and snowboard and ski tune ups and repairs.

When visiting family in Orillia last week, thought to see if there was an LBS that rented some…read moredecent equipment. Popped in to Crank and Sprocket and Tristen was very helpful and quick producing a new Norco with 105 gruppo. Rental rate was very reasonable. Great service and rates....what more can you ask for!

From the owner: Our business specializes in customer service. We strive to make our customers feel heard and happy…read morewith their buying decisions. We also offer full repair service on all makes and models of bicycles including Cannondale Lefty's.

This is undoubtedly the quintessential bike store. Wow what a mouthful for a mountain biker, eh?…read moreAll kidding aside this is the best bike shop I have ever been to and highly recommend it. They are a Specialized dealer and carry everything Specialized! They sponsor the Wednesday night series at Hardwood Hills, are very active in the community and the whole staff are serious mountain bikers. It would be worth your time to see their hero wall of collectable road and off road jerseys.

Brought in a silver wheel (spokes and rim) for a new rim. Picked it up after a significant wait and…read morethey put a black rim on a silver wheel. Look stupid on my bike. I guess the kids they hire to fix bikes are colour blind. High prices on accessories. Attention to detail is definitely not happening at Bikeland. Take my bike to a store in Orillia now and have a much better experience there. Worth the drive.

i needed a part installed and ordered they told me the part was 20 dollars Before I even dropped my…read morebike off, then when I drop it off, they tell me the sprocket's gonna skip, I need a new one for $45, I decline that, then I get a text when My bike is being worked on, saying it could use a chain for an extra $20. I declined that. And I go to pick the bike up, and the bill is about $30 more than we discussed. Even though there wasn't any extra items added on or anything, they tried to charge me more for the part than they originally told me. They tried to charge me $60 for the part instead of 20. The work was decent but just the whole experience was rougher than it should be. I'm a person that checks my bill and I don't appreciate it being like 30 dollars more randomly when it's not expected. Long story short, the work was decent, but I was charged more than I was originally quoted, and they tried to upsell me twice. The chain is not skipping like they indicated it might currently. Maybe It will later, but I don't believe the parts needed to be replaced yet.

I always have a great experience with the team at Little Ed's. They hooked me up when I was looking…read moreto upgrade my hard tail to a full suspension mountain bike during Covid, and were super knowledgeable about the equipment. It's always such a fun vibe at the shop; everyone's always so welcoming and quick to greet customers and help with any questions. I especially love how active Little Ed's is in the community, and have so much fun participating in the women's "SheShrED's" group rides, which was the perfect introduction to mountain biking for me as a beginner a few years back.

I got into mountain biking during the first year of COVID and knew nothing about bikes or their…read morecomponents and the techs at Little Ed's took the time to help me pick out the right bike for me and on my third year of mountain biking I entered a cross country race series this summer. The store stand behind their products and their techs always took time to help me with any mechanical issues with my bike, helped me understand the bike language and assisted with dialing my bike in for the best setup for me while racing and always made sure my bike was ready for my next race. Little Ed's also impressed me with their involvement in the community through sponsoring or taking apart in a variety of community/environmental fund raising events, free skill development programs and group rides for all abilities and experience levels. This is why I will continue to shop at Little Ed's in the future. Also they do skate sharpening with the fastest turn around time in the area.

This place should by called Sh*tFace , or Fu*kface, or maybe Di*kface due to the rude treatment I…read moregot from the chief Di*kface owner.... and this was about 1.5 weeks after I purchased a brand new (black) bike there & he chases me outta there with a flurry of expletives... and this was after I picked out my accessories (bell & mirror) and was waiting for him to install them ... DO NOT SHOP HERE!!! unless you enjoy RUDE boy behaviour from the stringbean owner Di*kface of the Bike Shop....

Pleasant and knowledgeable staff. They look for creative ways to a repair that balance cost of…read moreparts and labour