It's hit or miss with knowledgeable staff; when I was looking into getting an Orbea they told me the model I was interested in was an aluminum/carbon mix when I knew for certain that it wasn't (it's a monocoque frame). When the salesperson went on about how it was a noodle after giving me incorrect information to begin with I tuned out. It's not a bad shop at all, I just prefer those where the staff are cycling enthusiasts who are knowledgeable and can chat you up about items you're interested in. When I went inquiring about the Orbea Onix and a Scott CR1 they kept steering me toward a Cervelo as well, and granted they're great bikes but if a customer gives you a range they should try and make that sale. I suppose they're trying to snag the impulsive buyer, but still.