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    Willy’s Bicycles

    5.0 (2 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    1 month ago

    March 2026: kids bicycle tires needed inflating. Called, dropped by and got them inflated. Helpful and quick. Thank you.

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    Thank you so much for the review.

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    4 months ago

    Very helpful and knowledgeable.. very fair price on all his stuff. Good location.. easy to find......

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    William S.

    I’m glad you had a good experience with us.

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    Writing an updated review since they recently renovated and revamped the entire store. I LOVE the…read moreremodel! Everything just makes sense. Sections of the site are clearly marked, it's easy to find what you need and everything is in stock that you could possibly need, and the dressing rooms are centralized in one spot (with seating beside it!) so you don't have to randomly look for dressing rooms throughout the store and then find a salesperson to unlock it. Regular prices but there's often a 20% off coupon if your kid plays sports somewhere. Overall great experience. We drive further to come to this store as opposed to going to the one closer to us. The only con is that if you're short it might be hard for you to reach things on the top row. Oftentimes I needed to ask my husband to get an item from the top section and these were things like kids shorts, a water bottle, and kids socks. All that to say, go shopping with someone taller than you or bring a packable stool because there's a lot that's unreachable for short people. But overall a great experience!

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