My boyfriend and I brought in a bike that we had gotten for free and were hoping to fix up. The bike wasn't worth the expense of repairs, but we felt so comfortable there, with the people and the service, that we ended up buying two bikes. The man, who I think is the owner, took his time to make sure that the bicycles were in good working order for us and was generous about answering questions, explaining mechanics, and offering his opinion. I think this bike shop is great, and would go back any time.‎

I've been taking my mountain bike to Roy's Bicycle Land for a while now. Lee has always been very helpful and is very knowledgeable about bikes and all there components. I highly recommend this place to both professional and recreational bikers. In addition, we live in a demanding I want it fixed right now society. Maybe if you come in with a bad attitude it filters off to the servicer. Something to consider! Peace :)

I've been taking my mountain bike to Roy's Bicycle Land for a while now. Lee has always been very helpful and is very knowledgeable about bikes and all there components. I highly recommend this place to both professional and recreational ...

I went in to have my bike worked on I brought it out of the garage and it was all dusty and dirty and it did not really work all that good. So I decided it was time for some work to be done to it. So I took it down to my local bike shop to have it looked over. It took a little longer than I ecpected but when I got it back it looked brand new and worked better than new! I would highly recomend this bike shop to anyone who wants there old bikes to look nice and run smoother than new.

I went in to get a damaged sprocket cluster replaced. After keeping my bike several days, and then closing early the day it was ready after telling me when I could get it, they put in the wrong part, which was completely unusable. So days later I've picked up my bike after trying twice, and it is not working. Not only that, but they had for some reason put their greasy hands all over my bike, the rims were so greasy it would have been dangerous to ride if I hadn't noticed it first and spent quite a while cleaning it up. And to top it off, they for some reason changed my seat height, and wrenched it down to the point that I risked stripping the bolt to adjust it back.‎