My son's favourite destination when we head to Nelson…read more Pricey -maybe. Qualified staff to answer questions and fixed stuff. YUP

Recently, I was on a six-day road cycling trip with a rest day in Nelson, BC. Over the first few…read moredays of the trip the shifting on my rear derailleur had become very difficult. I brought my bike into Gerick Cycle and after a brief explanation and demonstration to one of the mechanics, I left to see the town. I returned to the shop when I was told my bike would be ready to find it was just finished. I'm not exaggerating when I say that it shifted better than when it was new and it was tuned to perfection. I'm happy to say that Gerick's completed the repair on-the-spot and for a very reasonable cost. I highly recommend them.

Came in for boot work on two pairs of boots. The skill is spot on here very good work and expertise…read moreand the price is the best in town. They also got me in and out in under an hour, with two punches plus liner work. Awesome!

Needed a wake surf board so went there. It was a quick sale but the guys where awesome and…read morefriendly. Would definitely go back.

Very nice and organized store. Reasonable product lines. My…read moretwo gripes are about this store is 1- Their pricing is ridiculous . All items are 300-400 percent mark up. There is no love for locals 2- I stood in the store for 20 minutes with 3 other customers, and 4 employees. NOT ONCE DID THE EMPLOYEES GIVE A CRAP ABOUT HELPING ME. All i wanted was a local exclusive clothing product "Kootenay Life" hat. There was nothing and any employee to help. NOT HAPPY With this over inflated shop. SHAME!!!!!

Came to Nelson for a bike weekend. I blew out the back tire of the stump jumper the first day at…read morearound 7pm, they fixed it upon opening the next morning and suggested some trails more my speed.

We were on a riding vacation and my dropper seatpost was occasionally releasing. They charged me…read more$45 to replace the cable and made the situation worse by making the cable way too short. I also had a loose fork and had stripped the nut, they did not know how to fix it. I ended up going to Gericks bike shop in Nelson who charged me $5 to fix the fork. I then missed a day of riding in Rossland as the dropper seat post problem was very frustrating and ended up driving Gericks in Trail where they replaced the cable with a longer cable and then loosened the cable which fixed the seatpost issue. Gericks charged me $20 (compared to Sacered Ride's $45 for making the problem worse). Sacered Ride also charged my friend $30 for a break blead, something that would cost $15 anywhere else.