Trask Mountain Cycle

Tillamook, United States

4

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+1 503-842-9220
Address:
1906 1st St, Tillamook, OR, 97141
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
680 ftCounty of Tillamook Library
700 ftTillamook Transit Center
780 ftTillamook Post Office
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2 reviews of Trask Mountain Cycle

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Place rating: 3
Portland, OR
Had a massive tire failure in the mountains outside of Tillamook. After hitching a ride into town, my driver dropped us here.
Not a wide selection, but he had what I needed, and let me use a hose to clean my bike off.
The only downer is that it was raining, we were soaked, and just had a long ride in the back of a pick-​up truck. In short, we were prehypothermic. But the owner didn’t let us change the tire in his shop or offer to help. I get that I paid for a tire and not service, but a little more shelter than the eves of his store would have been welcome.
He didn’t, however, complain about us dripping a half gallon of dirty water on his floor. Kudos!
Place rating: 5
Los Altos, CA
Got the rear wheel of my Bianchi crunched just outside the Tillamook Cheese Factory while riding the Oregon coast bike route. This was the only place I found for repairs — the young bike mechanic, Daniel, put in a yoeman’s effort trying to re-​true the wheel, but it was beyond hope. Fortunately, they had replacement wheels (although not of the high-​end quality used on the Bianchi, but hey, I wasn’t picky at this point), and I was back on the road the next morning.
Not a wide selection of goods and a bit of a funky layout (bike store sandwiched between an A/​V store and a motorbike store), but what they had kept me riding, and I found them willing to do what they could to help me out.