Any and All Bikes No 1

Great little place. All the staff is extremely cordial and accommodating. The owner even was happy to show me a few tips in the workshop when I had questions about buying a bike on craigslist after my old bike was stolen. I’ve returned a few different times for things I’ve needed over the last year or so. I got a orange kryptonite u-​lock, a cool frame pump that nearly matches the color of my bike, and also a spare tire and adapter so I could fill my tires on a gas station compressor. I’m very happy with my purchases here.

The owner of the shop is a nice guy. I will second that. I can’t say the same for others working in the store. They sold me a lemon bicycle for about $ 800, a Schwinn. I used it as a commuter to ride to work, so I put more miles on it than most people would. Every week, something new fell off of the bike, from spokes to petals. It made a loud squeaking sound after a month that couldn’t be fixed. It would change gears as I was riding, to which the owner would tell me I was still breaking it in, even months later. It was embarrassing to ride 7 miles to work on it because everyone could hear me coming. I went back time and again and the owner kept tuning it up. The tuneup would last maybe 3 days, before something new went wrong. I finally went back in and asked if I could get some credit for it towards another bike, even a couple hundred dollars or if they could help me sell it since it was a lemon. The wife of the owner refused to help me at all and told me I probably got a good deal on it anyway. I had paid the full sticker price for it. I took the bicycle and threw it in the trash after owning it for less than a year. I was very frustrated to lose $ 800 at this shop and to have them not guarantee their product at all. I went to REI and bought a clearance Novara for about $ 300 as a replacement. I rode it back and forth to work for a year without a single issue, not even a tuneup required until I had $ 1000 saved up for an even better Novara. I can’t fathom why anyone would waste their money buying a high dollar Chinese made Schwinn from this store. It would be far cheaper to buy bikes at Target and throw them in the trash when they start to break down, since they have about the same build quality.

I really liked this bike shop a lot. I have been to a lot of different bike shops lately and now know what to expect out of a good bike shop. This shop was pretty good. They had a lot of different parts in stock for bikes old and new. Only bike shop I have been to that had my size rims in stock and for a great price too! I had to replace my back rim because I bought an inferior product from a different bike shop that I will never return to again. The sales man who I think may be owner helped me out and was very helpful. Was able to reassure me the steel rim I bought would work with out defect and so far so good. Would recommend to any friend and will return for future purchases!

The owner (Don) is a very thorough, knowledgeable mechanic and totally worth the drive from Boulder. I’m fairly confident we would have paid more for the mechanic work done on our tandem at a shop in Boulder and source of the problem may not have been found. This is a great bike shop!

5+ stars!!! Great local bike store. I had a threaded pedal and they had it fixed in 20 mins. Super nice and didn’t over charge.

This is the real deal… A mom, pop and son run it. They know every little thing you would ever need to know about a bike. They answered every question and offered up some solutions we hadn’t even thought about. Totally worth the trip here!

Super friendly and helpful. I needed a small inexpensive part and mechanic invited me in the back to locate and matchup. Recommend stopping in!

The real deal.
Visiting from Tacoma, wanted to find some racks for our bike Fridays. Located this shop through the bike Friday web site.
We biked down the south plate trail (sidebar comment/​when is this going to be finished? Seems like construction has been going on for years). Shop is located on south broadway across from BOB, so you could have a beer after shopping for bike stuff
Any and all bikes is a true mom and pop, and son business. Focus on bikes and parts. They have everything from cruisers to racing bikes, and all the parts too. Very calm, the Dutch would say gezellig, service and cozy.
We loved our experience and highly recommend it!

My wife and I are interested in purchasing a recumbent bike and didn’t know too much about them so until we met with Don. Well needless to say he not only gave us a complete rundown on recumbent bike but let test ride them. Also, I might mentioned there was never any pressure in purchasing any of his bikes. So in the future we will be buying a couple of his bikes. Roy & Vicki

I was stressed out to buy a new bike, knowing it would be a big investment, but Demetrius, Don’s son, instantly made me feel better. He asked me lots of questions about what I wanted, didn’t scoff when I gave a price point that was well under 1000, and he connected me with a great Marin Larkspur.
If you buy a bike here, you get free tune-​ups for a year, and after that, or if you didn’t buy the bike there, it’s only $ 59.95, which is half the price as some places for the same tune-​up.
You also have plenty of room in an alley and parking lot to test ride the bike.
They treated me well, got me excited about the bike, and I bought it and rode home the same day. Very happy.

I have been looking for a bike for almost 3 weeks now and every place that I have been just didn’t have a great selection and/​or the employees were just snobs. I found a Schwinn cruiser online that I thought I would like and did a search on dealers near me. And low and behold, (yes, I’m from the south… Louisiana), I found this wonderful place!!! My husband went to look at the bike for me, because he knew exactly what to look for and there it was. Mind you, it wasn’t the color I wanted (purple), so they friendly staff went to the catalog, found the item and ordered it for me… and the price is the same quoted online… no more, no less! It will be here next week and I am very excited to start riding! Thanks for a great experience… you definitely have my business for all my bike needs!!!

Great bike shop with almost everything you would want!
This shop is family owned and operated and you can tell by the way you are treated as you walk in the door. Most bike shops you walk into nowadays are operated by pretentious people who could care less about what your needs are. I was so glad to have found this shop. So, if you’re looking for a shop that you will feel comfortable shopping in, with extremely helpful and nice people, this is your shop.
Don, the owner, has been around bikes for a long, long time and has put a lot back into it. He loves what he does, and supports the sport and people in it.

The owners Don and Vi are the best. Very helpful and knowledgeable on everything bike related. Best selection and prices in the STATE!!!

This place is AMAZING!
i sold my last bike to a friend so I was in needed a new one. Buying a new bike is a pretty overwhelming thing. it’s just below buying a car. They have every kinda of feature now and keep getting updated every year. Since my last bike was bought about 10 years ago it was like buying a new car feeling all over again.
I did look into bikes online and decided what kind of bike I wanted.
I went in and walked about 2 steps in and was greeted by someone. he asked how he could help me and I told him I had X-​amount of money and wanted an urban bike. He told me about the kinda size i would need and told me about the bike that would fit me just right.
He showed me the size of the bike and asked me what color i wanted. He told me the color I wanted wasn’t in right now but he would be getting it a a week. All i had to do was call him and he put it together and have it ready for me.
If you need a bike this place has everything you could every need from a bike shop. The people care about the bikes and the people buying them and the bikes are great.

Shopping for a bike can be daunting.
As a guy who just wants exercise, its confusing. The last time I bought a bike, it was a Schwinn with a banana seat. Actually, my dad bought it for me.
Now its about alloys, tires, speed, seats, etc… I just want a bike.
Enter, two wheeled hero Don, who owns this shop o’ spokes. I told him what I wanted, he understood and gave me lots of time and knowledge without being nerdish or pretentious.
This is a gem of a shop, and I’d much rather dish my money here than some box store…