It's a great little shop. He doesn't actually sell new bikes, just parts and does repairs. He has a woodstove and a piano in his shop as well. It's a great place to go when it's cold and rainy out. He's been at it for years and knows alot. He also operates a co-op shop where you can pay a onetime fee of $30.00 and work on your bike for free....forever. All the tools and stuff you need are provided.....very cool place and worth a visit.

Take care...

Jim