Bike Farm

My first time at Bike Farm was last summer. I was a new cyclist and didn't know anything about bike maintenance besides changing a flat and changing disc brake pads. They taught me how to transfer a cassette to a new wheel, and since then I've completely overhauled my bike with their help. I volunteer there, now, and while we're not open to the public just yet due to COVID, we have some great things in the works to serve the community in a limited capacity. Thank you Bike Farm!

Best used bike parts store around. They always have more than what I’m looking for at very reasonable prices.nHours are a little weird, so double check before heading over.

Their voice mail is out of date, theyre still closed due to covid.

I'm a fairweather cyclist and probably hadn't ridden a bike since I was a kid before I walked in here. I'd ordered a bike online, and it came in a box with next to no instructions on how to assemble it. The staff here were EXCEPTIONAL with helping me assemble it. They were very good at telling me how to do things but never stepping in and actually doing them for me. Because of that, I left Bike Farm knowing way more than I expected to about how my bike works and how to diagnose potential problems.nnThe other folks there working on their bikes were super friendly as well. 5/5, walking into Bike Farm was a great experience.

This is the worst place for getting any sort of help. I understand people are there to work on bikes and learn things, but to completely ignore someone who asks for help trying to find a replacement bike fork is unacceptable. I will never come here again and I will advise everyone else to stay away as well if you're looking to fine some answers.