I bought an adult tricycle from someone at the end of last fall. It hadn't really been used (the…read moretires were still clean!), but it felt very wobbly and I felt unsteady on it. So, I wanted to get it tuned up before I tried riding it for real. I took it to Cycletherapy and they told me it would be ready in a little over 2 weeks. I also fully intended for them to tell me it would be expensive to fix. Well, it was ready in just under ONE week. And it cost LESS than $50! The people were also really nice and helpful, both taking it out of my car when I brought it in and putting it back in when I picked it up. I only rode it for a minute around my condo's parking lot (there are major potholes and it doesn't feel safe to ride there yet), but it felt much more steady. I really felt like I got good service from them, and they seemed very helpful and knowledgeable.

In 2000 I bought a Raleigh bicycle from the Town and Country bike shop which is now Cycletherapy…read moreI ride for cardio health at least 7 months out of the year and figure I've put at least 15,000 miles on this bike The derailer finally came apart so I took my bike to Cycletheapy to repair This bike needed lots of help and they did a beautiful just job turning this bike back to brand new shape Rides like a dream Love this business Don't hesitate to take your bike to Cycletherapy for repair If u need a new bike give them a look

First the good, and the reason for the one star (not that I could give less anyway)... the sales…read morestaff was very friendly. Kudos for that. Now for the bad, and let me preface this by mentioning that I spent a good portion of my adulthood racing and working in various bike shops. And I was the service manager in one, so I have a LOT of bike mechanic experience. If I were the service manager of this shop, I'd have fired the person who built my bike. Today I bought a particular TREK MTB at this store, because unfortunately my usual store didn't have one and couldn't get one. First problem: you are NOT supposed to use grease on a carbon seatpost with a carbon frame. It's LITERALLY PRINTED on the back of the seatpost, though it's something any good mechanic should know anyway. Sure enough they assembled it with tons of grease, and within just a 1 mile ride, the post slid down a good inch. So I degreased the post, and put 'carbon paste' on it to keep it from happening again. Second problem (picture attached): they mounted the remote shock lockout outboard of the brake lever, which means there's nowhere for your thumb to go when you wrap your hand around the grip. A simple look at the TREK website shows it's installed wrong. And switching them around after requires removing the grip. Sometimes that can be done without destroying the grip, sometimes it can't. So I've already had to buy new grips to fix their mistake. There were several other minor things that never would have been acceptable at my shop, but this is long enough already. I guess if you're looking for a very basic shop, or if you have your own mechanical skills, they're an acceptable choice. Otherwise, I'd highly suggest you look elsewhere. Oh, also, to make it even more insulting, they try to sell you a $150 tune-up plan, which just means you pay up front to have them continue to provide you with subpar repair service. Disappointed mostly because working in a bike shop was always more than just a blow-off job to me. Sad to see that's not the case here. I won't be back.

Best staff and service EVER! I walked in on the first warm day of the season and of course they…read morewere swamped with customers. But that did not stop them from getting me right in getting my inner tube switched out and checked out all in a matter of less than 15 minutes. Blake is the best! Best personality and service I have encountered in a long time. I'm definitely coming back here to buy my next bike.

I want to share a story that ended in a wonderful way. 2 weeks ago I took my fatty to Trek Bike…read moreshop in Walled Lake at 14 Mile and Haggerty. The issue was that I snapped one of my handlebar stem bolts by over torquing. It's one of those horizontal bolts. I actually used a torque wrench but totally screwed up. So I took it in for them to take off the broken bolt and replace it. They said yes we can do that but offered me their Level One maintenance package for $90 that includes a new chain. I agreed and next day I got it back. We rode in Proud Lake (me, Jerry and Lyle) on a Sunday if I remember correctly. But all throughout the ride my drive train was making a grinding noise. So I had to return it to them. They changed the chain to a new one and said it didn't get fixed. So they ordered a new chain ring, I asked them to get the same Absolute Black oval I had in there and they ordered it. It took an entire week to get all the parts delivered. Meanwhile they've offered me a loaner fatty in case I wanted to ride. So this morning I texted them accepting their offer of a loaner if they have not received the chain ring. On my way to pick up my loaner at around 2:00 I got a text saying they received the new AB chain ring and my bike is GTG. So I walked in with a grin on my face but thought it would cost me more money. NO. They replaced my chain, cassette, chain ring with AB chainring and Bottom Bracket. ALL FOR FREE. They said they accept responsibility for all the trouble so it's free. I thought that was the best thing that I can hope for a customer service rebound. So I just want to share, this LBS came through and took accountability for an inadvertent "mistake".

I've been to this store multiple times and the customer service is outstanding every time! I bought…read moremy bike here last year and you couldnt meet a cooler group of people that will always try to help. We worked with Dane and he was extremely accommodating when our tires were not holding air. He even helped us learn how to use our bike rack correctly, which he did not have to do. If you want to buy your bike from the best people, go here.

I would give them more stars if I could. Unfortunately, I don't make quick decisions when I am…read morespending a lot of money and the staff was not only patient with me but they encouraged me to ask all of my questions. It took me 3 trips to the store before I made the purchase. Both Louis and Dave showed me the various e-bikes and at no time did they try to upsell me. You could see their love for what they do. When I returned to pick up the bike, Dave, once again (our third time together) spent time showing my wife all the details of her new bike. He also helped me with an adjustment on my bicycle. This is definitely my new bike shop/store!

From the owner: Trek Bicycle Pontiac is your destination for the latest products from Trek and Bontrager, service…read moreand tune-ups for bikes of any brand, and a great place to find the perfect road, city, mountain, kids', or electric bike to fit your riding style. We're conveniently located in Pontiac, where we're proud to service the surrounding communities of Lake Angelus, Auburn Hills, and Sylvan Lake. We're also lucky to be located near some awesome places to ride, like the Great Lake-to-Lake Trail, Joe Louis Greenway, and the Dequindre Cut Greenway. Whatever your experience level and however you like to ride, we welcome you to stop by our bike shop, meet the team, and see what we have to offer. We can't wait to ride with you!

This is hands-down, the best bike shop in Metro Detroit/ all of SE Michigan. I said what I said…read more There is nothing quite like a locally-owned bike shop full of incredible human beings who are truly passionate about what they do, and who have taken the time to build an entire community around that. * CHEF'S KISS * I so appreciate all of the effort that this shop POURS into the local community: hosting events with the All Bodies on Bikes organization, hosting cycling clinics and events for the local Venture Out women's group, hosting drawings to give away bikes to local children, being a sponsor of the local velodrome, running support for the local mountain bike events/races, running support for the local cyclocross races, hosting regular weekly shop rides, etc, etc. I love that they've brought a local artist in to do regular chalk murals on the wall in the front of the shop - how cool is that??? All of the brands that CFC carries, are all top-notch, quality brands. I appreciate that they believe in everything that they carry - you know you're getting something good and not junk just to sell junk. I did a bike fit with Larry several months ago, and I am overdue for a maintenance fit as I prep for a big race in the next few months. Larry is incredible to work with. Not only is he an amazing human being to begin with, he is full of knowledge and an excellent teacher who wants your participation and understanding in the bike fit that you're getting. I felt very comfortable asking all of the "stupid" questions, and working with him to figure out exactly what I needed to get a good fit. Whether you're new to riding, or just haven't ever taken the time to get a professional bike fitting, I would 100% recommend scheduling a fit with Larry to make sure that you are comfortable and getting the most out of your bike. If you're in the market for a new bike, looking for bike maintenance, looking for ideas for modification or inspiration, looking for bike accessories, or just looking for local trail recommendations, this place is absolutely a must visit. I will never ever hesitate to recommend Clever Fox Cyclery.

Deceptive business practices. Extremely condescending to female cyclists in the community…read more I experienced the most mansplaining possible every time I stepped into this store. So much so that I was scared to tell them I no longer wanted the wheels that they convinced me to buy before a big move. Go to other local bike stores owned by Michigan natives who care about the community. This shop will play into old cycling politics and will protect their own business over their customer's best interest. I wish them the best of luck surviving as an independent bike shop in Michigan. It's a really tough market and they honestly had no idea what they were getting into

Great job on my folding Dahon bike! Extremely reasonably priced and great personality. Don't…read morehesitate to call or text him. He'll be my go-to whenever I need him.

So i found Tom through some raving reviews. I had a 2011 gray fisher mamba bike, that i only used a…read morehand full of times, that i wanted to sell. I wanted it checked out before listing it. By the time i came back to pick it up Tom had tuned it up beautifully, also telling me he replaced a wire. He not only made the bike perfect, but he didn't charge me an arm and a leg for it. Once he said he replaced a part, i figured "oh boy.. wonder how much that is". It was only $8. His work is amazing and his prices are such a bonus! Thanks so much Tom! I wouldn't take my next bike to anyone else!! Tom was seriously amazing!

They came to our house and serviced our two bikes right in our driveway! It was awesome. Two tune…read moreups and mine needed a new chain. They are so nice!

I went with Home Grown because the price quoted over the phone for a tune up was less than other…read moreshops, there's free pick up/delivery in the Royal Oak area (I have a car rack but this was extra convenient) and the turnaround quoted was faster than other shops. Just got our bikes back from Home Grown and I think this place is a winner. The turnaround was overnight and he did more than what's included in the regular tune up for the same price. Feels good to support a small, local business, too. Bike shops are great but Home Grown focuses on repairs so there's no salesman vibe. Check 'em out!

Went today because I signed up for a triathlon. I'm a runner. With no bike…read more They were super patient and spent a lot of time with me. Answered questions I didn't know I had. They have a bike maintenance plan that I got for 3 years ... seems like they should have 1 year free but I don't know what all goes into it. Anyway that was $150 for 3 years. Their lights and stuff seemed expensive. Anyway I thought it was a very nice experience. I'd go back.

Just really great people. We've had multiple bikes repaired here over the years (many times at…read morelittle to no charge). As the COVID lockdown began, we ran our 13 year old's old bike to them with the intention of trading in/trading up. As we couldn't go in, the nice man helping us through the door sized my son up, asked a few questions regarding his riding habits, likes, dislikes. Within 15 minutes we were on our way home with the PERFECT new (gently used and tuned up) bike for an amazing deal. Go here for all your cycling needs.

I know what you're thinking. Al's Quick Release...Hey, isn't this Travolta's favorite massage…read moreparlor? No Silly, but it is a fabulous hidden gem in downtown Davison. They have some of the best service I have ever received when it comes to bicycles. I have personally bought my own bike here 3 years ago, and it's still going strong. They really took the time to assess what was important to me in a bike and made suggestions around that. They seriously have about 60+ bikes for adults in the showroom along with another 20+ for kids as well as one of the most complete parts/accessories selection around. You're a skater you say? No worries. They have you covered as well. Boards, wheels, bearings, tattoos, meth...Hey you kids! Stay of my grass! Damn kids, with their hip and their hop! Okay, so I have no clue what boarders like or need, but they have a nice selection of things that one could ask for....I tried to be like Tony Hawk and do a 920 McTwist, but wouldn't you know McDonald's doesn't serve anything like that. I think Avril Lavigne was there last time but that's unconfirmed :) I have twice been here in the past 3 months getting tires fixed (flats) that cost me less than $12 (including labor) each to fix. - That's fantastic! They are quick to greet you, take your bike, and get it fixed all while you are waiting. The owner, Al, has been there every time I have been in there which says a lot to me as far as being hands on. I have found him extremely kind, funny and genuine. The bad? Really nothing. I can say that the other employees are young (late teens - early 20's) and aren't very polished with customer service skills/interactions so it seems that they are very awkward speaking to people. The prices for the bikes (not accessories) are higher than your average Target or Trash-mart (Walmart) but the lifetime tuneups and service well make up for it. Plus, I'm a huge small business supporter. Do yourself a favor, next time you are in the market for a new bike or board, need service or just have questions, take a trip to Al's Quick Release - it's well worth the trip. Now, if you don't mind, I need to squeeze into these bicycle shorts (illegal in 35 countries), and go meet Lance Armstrong...

They have really been good service on there bike they took my bike in the back did it while I was…read morethere and it was really nice store I really recommend this business