Union Cycle

I bought my first road bike from Union Cycle in 2011. As Ron puts it, I’m a larger mammal so when I’m riding down a hill at close to 40mph on a 20lb bike on half inch wide tires inflated to 110psi I’m comfortable knowing that my bike is in serviced by the best.

I drove from Stoughton to Attleboro based on the reviews that my son read. He was looking for a Mongoose bike but he found a bike by Sunday and after he took it for a test ride in the parking lot at Union Cycle it was a perfect fit. The bike looks great and rides nice. We got to the shop 15 minutes before they closed last night and a big thanks to Norman, the guy that helped my son find a bike that would be the perfect size for him. Norman is a knowledgeable salesman and we would both recommend going to Union Cycle for all of your bike needs. It is a small shop but full of bikes and parts. They use the space that is available to stock up on bikes and supplies/​parts.

Went in there with my family with 3 kids 6, 8, &10 figuring a bike shop is a family friendly environment. Well, I was wrong. They had a bike right in front of the counter in the open area of the store that was a new fat tire bike. My kids were looking at it one touched the handlebars and I touched the tire and the guy behind the counter was a jerk and said it was a $ 10K bike and that we better be careful.
My advice to him is don’t put a valuable bike like that in the open right in front of the display case when you walk in.
I would never give business to someone that treats their customers this way. He completely ruined the experience and we left abruptly without another word. Learn some customer service skills, surprised you’re still in business.

I brought my bike here the day after it was «tuned-​up» at another shop. Long story short, the other shop handed me my bike back in un-​working condition after the tune-​up.
I had to bring my bike to Union in an emergency, instead of bringing it back to the other shop (even though I wasn’t ready to have them touch my bike again after the first time). The guys at Union Cycle were really friendly, didn’t try to sell me anything and even fixed my bike for free on the spot! They looked it over and said that the job the other person did on the breaks would have put me in a very dangerous position if I tried riding it. They fixed my breaks, straightened out my handlebar, and put a new chain on (I paid less than half of what the other company tried charging me for a chain) in less than 20 minutes.
Like I said, they were friendly, understanding, professional, and knew what they were doing!
I highly recommend Union Cycle, they are going to be my «Go-​To» shop in the future!

Wasn’t to impressed with the service.

Bought my trek t1.2 here, they were super friendly and helpful, and most importantly the bike was cheaper than anywhere else I could find it. I had some trouble scheduling a tune up.

I’ve gone to Union Cycle for service on my bike and they are great to work with. Last time my bike really didn’t need any major service and they were up front with me, tweaked and tightened a few things and charged a small fee. My experience at other bike shops is they try to take advantage of you and charge crazy fees. These guys were down to earth and very helpful. Top notch customer service.

I recently went to Union Cycle to get some new parts and upgrades to my commuter bike. After doing the math and learning about my wants/​needs in a bike, the sales associate/​mechanic recommended a new bike. I wasn’t pressured at all to buy; and I actually left that day without purchasing. When I got home all I could do was think about the advantages and new adventures on a new bike. Two days later I came back, made the purchase of the new bike (Specialized Hardrock 29er), and I couldn’t be happier. Thank you Union Cycle, you rock!

Great place to buy a bike or gdt serviced. They also have lots of parts and accessories. Just recently went in there for something for my mountain bike and they were very friendly.

Since I didn’t know anything about bikes before I recently bought one, I did a little bit of shopping around first. I started out buying a cheap dept store bike, which blew a tire within a week or two, and was promptly returned.
After the cheap bike earned me a 10 mile walk, I decided to go for a more expensive model and looked at a few local bike stores. Not only was Union Cycle the friendliest and most knowledgeable, but they also came in at or below the higher-​end chain stores’ prices!
They’ve been taking good care of me since then, and seem genuinely interested in how my experiment with biking has been going. For anyone else that’s new to biking, I’ll offer the advice that dropping a hundred or so more dollars on your bike is well worth it — it’s a lot more comfortable, and I haven’t been left in a ditch anywhere yet!

I got my bike at Union cycle. It’s located just outside of the center of Attleboro. Small sinage, and the shop is tucked way in back. Typical for great local businesses in the Attleboro area. The small shop is stacked to the rafters with bikes o– plenty. There is a seat for every butt here. Their in-​store selection is wide and varied. The staff here are great listeners and will help you and/​or your children select the proper bicycle, (TRY THAT AT A BOX STORE! SORRY, BUBBA. AIN’T HAPPENIN!)

From Tot to teen. chubby or lean. road bikes, MTB, BMX, Cruisers, Orange ones, pink ones, black or green. Flat finish, no finish or a little sheen. Big spenders, or limited means. 1 – 101, and all ages in between .
Whether you ride nice and clean, or dirty and mean. Whether it’s on paved road, ultra lite and tucked in tight, single track, downhill, up hill, XC or chuckin’ off a ravine. Hard tail, full suspension, carbon fiber aluminum, steel. Whatever is your scene. They will match body to machine.
Helmets, shoes, accessories, parts, service, repairs, knowlegeable staff, owner operated and attended.
well established. Reasonable prices. high quality inventory.
Don’t make the mistake of buying at a box store.
check out Union Cycle first.