Twitchology
09-10-04, 02:08 AM
I'm moving to the Palo Alto area and looking for a good new LBS, preferably close. Any recommendations in the suburban area as well as in SF proper would be appreciated.
General Cycling Discussion - Your favorite LBS in the bay area?
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Lufty
09-10-04, 03:30 AM
If you ever make it to the North Bay, check out NorCal Bike Sport in Santa Rosa, Performance in San Rafael, and Mike's.
kefin
09-10-04, 05:43 AM
A Bicycle Odyssey (http://www.bicycleodyssey.com/) (in Sausalito)
City Cycle (http://www.citycycle.com/) (in the Cow Hollow District, SF - Union & Steiner)
The Bike Nook (in the Sunset District, SF - 3004 Taravel)
Jitensha Studio (http://www.jitensha.com/) (in Berkeley)
The Missing Link (http://www.missinglink.org/) (in Berkeley)
Chain Reaction (http://www.chainreaction.com/) (in Redwood City and Los Altos)
Rivendell (http://www.rivendellbicycles.com/) (in Walnut Creek)
Have fun!
-Kevin
City Cycle (http://www.citycycle.com/) (in the Cow Hollow District, SF - Union & Steiner)
The Bike Nook (in the Sunset District, SF - 3004 Taravel)
Jitensha Studio (http://www.jitensha.com/) (in Berkeley)
The Missing Link (http://www.missinglink.org/) (in Berkeley)
Chain Reaction (http://www.chainreaction.com/) (in Redwood City and Los Altos)
Rivendell (http://www.rivendellbicycles.com/) (in Walnut Creek)
Have fun!
-Kevin
rjcam
09-10-04, 07:08 AM
Robinson Wheelworks in San Leandro (Seven, Calfee, Torelli). A good custom fitter.
Chi
09-10-04, 08:40 AM
http://bicycleoutfitter.com/site/intro.cfm
http://www.paloaltobicycles.com/
Two of my favorites.
Oh, and also Mike's. These are all in the Palo Alto area so you don't have to drive a gazillion miles.
http://www.paloaltobicycles.com/
Two of my favorites.
Oh, and also Mike's. These are all in the Palo Alto area so you don't have to drive a gazillion miles.
ctyler
09-10-04, 09:14 AM
Bicycle Outfitter in Los Altos and Palo Alto Bikes in Palo ALto.
tie
10-25-05, 12:26 PM
Mike's Bikes is pretty good in my experience, but they don't have a lot of stock. The Missing Link — every time I have gone there, I have had problems. When I was trying to buy a new bike and they didn't have the model I wanted, they falsely claimed that it had been discontinued and also lied about the brakes. When I wore out the tires on the bike (which I'd ended up buying elsewhere), they sold me the wrong size tire as a replacement. "Some 700x25s are actually 700x27s and some 700x23s are actually 700x25s; you should have gotten a 700x23 for your 700x25." Whatever, I don't need the hassle.