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Spokes

69 Danada Square E, Wheaton, IL 60189, USA

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Detailed Information

Place Types Bicycle store
Address 69 Danada Square E, Wheaton, IL 60189, USA
Coordinate 41.8313005,-88.1011614
Website http://www.spokesbikes.com/
Rating 3.8
Compound Code RVJX+GG Wheaton, IL, USA

Openning hours

Monday 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Tuesday 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sunday Closed

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Reviews

Paul T (03/17/2021)

I bought my bike online knowing my size. When I arrived it was ready to go. The tires seemed too wide and aggressive for me so I asked if they would put different tires on at a cost of course. They made some recommendations to fit my needs. They quickly changed the tires out. The staff is friendly and answered all my questions. I was concerned about the fact that not all the staff were wearing masks- mostly the service guys. Perhaps it’s a different law in IL - not sure. Very friendly and helpful people.

CMDoc 87 (03/07/2021)

Not a single one if there employees are wearing masks. I walked in and turned right around. I'm not risking my health to buy a bike. It's not that hard to at least appear to value your customers. I was going to buy a bike today based on their online stock but I'll buy elsewhere or online as much as I would rather support local business and jobs.

Mario Castillo (03/27/2021)

Excellent service dept., great selection of bicycles, and knowledgeable staff.

Bob S (09/23/2020)

This review is based on the sales experience. I would not trust them with my bike at this point. Confirmed the 27.5+ version that comes with a 130mm fork of the bike I wanted was in stock a couple months ago. Came in, dealt with a pushy sales person who couldn’t answer basic questions about the bike. Poor experience overall but it’s been hard to find bikes. If I had not basically made up my mind about the bike I wanted, I would’ve left immediately.nnCame home to find a chip in the frame I didn’t notice initially. Whatever, it’s a mountain bike. A brand new one but whatever. Maybe the leather in my back seat chipped it.nnNow I come to find out, after taking the bike to a different shop for some work, the fork is 120mm and the dropouts are designed for the 29” version of the bike. But it has 27.5+ wheels. This is info the salesperson should have known and disclosed before taking $2-3k from me. The bike should have had 29” wheels per the fork and dropouts. Based on the upgrades I wanted to make, I would have been happy with either version, but not a mix of both.nn2 stars for the friendly mechanic I spoke with towards the end. Can’t speak about the work they do on bikes.