Adventure Cycling

These guys are just good people and fair! I had a bike stolen and they refused to sell me one of theirs cause they knew someone else could provide me with what I wad really looking for. They were right. They were excited and informative when it came down to how adventure cycling would personalize and fine tune my whip so it was an extension of me and my personality. I can’t wait to give them my new wheels and let them play with it. This is how you do business and make people happy. Good job guys. Can’t wait to get back riding!

Erik @ Adventure Cycling put some TLC in my brand new Intense Tracer 27.5! Love the fuselage look, red pedals and red decals on the Enve wheels:-)) the AC team really makes you feel like you’re part of the family.

Wow! These folks are great! My wife and I heeded the Unilocal reviews and we were not disappointed. We took our bikes in for tuneups and adjustments, expecting to get them back a few weeks from now. John, the owner, took care of us right then and there (granted, it was a weekday) and for a lot less money than we expected. He is the most friendly and service-​oriented business person I have met in a long time. We went away with happy bikes and big smiles on our faces. I can’t recommend this place highly enough.

The guys know what they’re talking about, AND they are extremely nice. Hard combo to find. Bonus: Abby the dachshund will melt your heart.
Also, by far the best price for bike rental in the area, and the bikes themselves are high quality.

Ashton rocks! I just brought my another bike for a special order kickstand this morning and once again very impressed with the service! After the kick stand being installed, I’ve asked Ashton to check the gears for me, he lifted up my bike and checked each and every gear and making sure that all are working fine. I was amazed he did it for me free of charge! All I paid for was the cost of kickstand, wow! This shop will be my only place to go for any cycling needs! Hurray! Thanks to Ashton with great service, honesty and great smile!

Great place! Took my trek fuel in for a tune up because one of the hubs was loose. They told me the tune up was not necessary and That all I needed was to adjust the hub and brakes. Prices for the service was great. They seem honest and friendly. Received service right away.

This place is by far the best bike shop around. I’m fairly new to cycling and have had other shops not give me the time of day because I don’t come in with a carbon fiber bike or look fit enough to be a serious rider. Adventure Cycling not only knows what they’re doing and they do it well, but they’re also excited to share their knowledge. Everyone is friendly and very helpful. They also do various weekly rides, which is awesome. Hands down this is the best bike shop around!

Had a great experience here recently. Brought my road bike in for a «complete» tuneup while they were having a special through Nov and Dec 2014. It’s a really nice looking shop. Took the bike in on a weekday evening and it was pretty slow, which was nice.
I walked through the show room and to the back area near the register/​mechanic stations where a few guys that were just hanging out and chatting greeted me. I handed over my bike and explained that I was looking to get the full tuneup. One of the guys threw it up on the mechanic thing right away to look it over while someone else chatted with me and started setting up my order in the computer. They advised a new chain and a new tire to have installed during the tuneup, which I agreed to because I have heard it’s good to put a new chain on every year, and my rear tire was showing threads. So, I felt like they were being totally honest and selling me things I actually needed. They printed off an itemized breakdown of what I would owe when I came back to pick up the bike and gave that to me. A few days later (one day before they said they would have it ready), I got a call saying it was ready to be picked up.
When I picked it up, IT LOOKED SO CLEAN! It really looked totally brand new. Better than brand new.
The first ride on it with the new chain was seriously amazing (!!!). The shifts felt so so so perfect and smooth and locked in. I couldn’t believe the difference. Before bringing it in, I had a problem with the chain jumping gears pretty often on the rear cassette, which was incredibly annoying. (It would unexpectedly jump over one gear so that it was harder to pedal.)
So overall, I definitely see myself coming back next year for another tuneup. Good customer service with polite staff. Good pricing. No surprises. Very happy customer.

Amazing mechanics! Super friendly staff. Was about to order a new hub because two other shops couldn’t figure out the issue and thought it was a bad hub. Took it to Adventure as a last option before I replaced it. Sure enough, Adventure figured out what was wrong in less than 10 min and had it back to me the same day. Should have gone to them in the first place. It would have been well worth the longer drive.

So I bought a Raleigh road bike 10 years ago back in FL, it had the full Ultegra group set and on sale for $ 999 as it was last years model. The bike shop changed the stem, adjusted the seat and I was on my way. Ive completed a couple of MS150 rides and a few centuries on this bike over the years. On the longer rides my neck and butt always hurt plus I could never get comfy other than on the hoods. After bitching recently to a fellow cyclist about wanting/​needing a new bike, he asked me if I have ever had a fitting, «err yeah sure they moved my seat and stem for my reach» I replied. Well after being enlightened by John at Adventure Cycling, Ive never actually had a fitting until now and I gotta say, wow wot a difference, its like I just bought a new bike!
Never thought I would have a guy measure my arse, ha! but they have this strip of memory foam that you sit on and it leaves an imprint so they can measure your sit bones. Apparently my stock seat was too skinny and a wider seat solved that problem so now its just more like the first ride of the season ache! They have you lay on a massage table and do like a 20 step assessment testing your strength, flexibility, knee position, spinal curvature, hip flex, etc to help determine your riding position. I mentioned to John that I hated using the drops coz apart from pinching my gut, it just wasn’t comfortable and he pointed out that my handlebars were too low and the wrong shape. These bikes come from the factory as one config fits all but these bars just didn’t work with my grip and position on the bike so he switched out the stem to bring me up and then a better designed handlebar to give me comfort in all three positions. Now I can finally use the drops and I actually like it, plus the bars have the aero style top, again for a comfier grip. He also gave my cleats a slight adjustment and now I feel a whole bunch more confident on my bike.
Its not a miracle and I don’t think I am 100% just yet but I’ve only done three 50 mile rides each Sunday since my fitting and you gotta get a few rides under your belt first but then you can go back for any adjustments that may be needed.
Obviously I gotta work on my own fitness as far as the gut etc but at least now i am looking forward to cheating on my mtn bike a few more times this year hanging out with you roadies: o)
So if you have a bike and don’t feel comfortable on it, I would suggest you look into a professional fitting at Adventure Cycling as it really does make a difference and I think its worth every penny! Check out the link which will explain the process probably better than I just did.

Recently got the cycling bug, but thought before investing in a modern bike, I’d overhaul my 33-​year-​old Schwinn LeTour IV and use it to build up my endurance. Got it pretty much completed, except it wouldn’t shift gears properly, so I dropped by Adventure Cycling to have them take a look. Thought I’d probably have to leave it for a few days, but to my surprise, Erik, one of the owners, took it back in the shop while I waited, found the dérailleur was improperly mounted and fixed it on the spot. Shifts smooth as silk now. Not only that, he did it gratis! Don’t get me wrong, I don’t expect people running a business to work for free, but it was a really nice gesture and I’ll definitely be back when shopping for a new bike.

I bought my Giant mountain bike from John on 9 – 11. About 15,000 miles later, I thought it was finished. But John and his team located a very economical crankset and now I’m excited for riding weather to arrive. They have so much great gear and the latest technology in the shop. But they welcome me when I come in with my 12-​year-​old bike and just want to get it fixed up so I can keep pedaling down the road. Thanks, John.

Great customer service. They carry more high-​end gear.

I bought a used bike at an auction to jump start my need to get in shape. I took it into Adventure Cycling where I explained everything. I told them I knew nothing about cycling, and was curious what I needed replaced. The owner promptly diagnosed the problems, didn’t try and upsell me, and beat the bicycle village (where I was treated like a leper) quote I had just received by $ 250. He then took me around around the shop, answered every question I had, explained how everything worked from shoes to helmets to seats to clothing and everything in between. Not only was he friendly and helpful, he treated me like I was one of his best customers.
I have been back in there a few times, and not only is the staff friendly and helpful every time I walk in the door, they’ve either remembered my name or my bike. I have probably spent a total of $ 450 dollars there, but they treat me like I have spent $ 10,000.
I highly recommend this place if you want a shop that will treat you like their best customer regardless of your cycling knowledge or ability.

I recently wanted to get into cycling, specifically for my commute to work, and ended up coming into this shop with almost zero knowledge. Despite me clearly not being a big spender and not really knowing what I was looking for, the staff was extremely friendly and explained different options to me. They didn’t try to sell me on something more than I needed, and after I found something I liked they insisted I go on a test ride before making any decisions.
Since buying my bike here (for a very reasonable price), I have come in numerous times with small problems or for tune-​ups and they are always willing to help out. If they aren’t too busy they will often do things right on the spot in very little time, and even when they are busier the wait isn’t usually too bad.
Honestly my experience here couldn’t be better, and I highly recommend it.

The most friendly and knowledgeable staff I’ve found in CO, NM and FL! Each and every time I come to Adventure the staff is always prompt, patient and knowledgeable. Unlike most shops, they don’t make me feel like a newbie and take the time to explain the details. This level of customer service extends far beyond the sale/​purchase of a bike but all through service and general advice about riding, training, maintenance and the like. I highly recommend this team to anyone out there looking for true customer service and support in all your cycling needs!

After being treated like I belong in steerage by the Bicycle Village bike shop staff, I found out about this place from the ladyfriend’s pops. So… I went. I needed a single rim for my bike, along with a tire and a disc brake rotor, and not only did they spend the time with me to make sure they could find a rim that matched what I was looking for, but made sure they found a used brake rotor in mint condition to cut down on the cost. They were also very friendly during the whole process, which is so much more than I can say about a certain village of bicycles not terribly far down the road.
They got the tire in in about 5 days, and made sure I had everything I needed. A few days later, when taking my wheel (s) out for a spin I remembered that the magnetic sensor that goes on the spoke of my front wheel for my bike computer was lost with the original tire — so I stopped back in a few days later after a 15 minute wait at the B.V. service desk yielded one employee who was helpful, and one who was rude (but no magnet because they neither sell them nor had any spares hanging around.) So I left and went to Adventure Cycling. Where they not only had what I needed, but asked me about my tire to make sure it was working fine, and made sure I didn’t need anything else.
I was on my way with my sensor, pleased at having found a new go-​to bike shop. As I’ve said in my BV reviews, I won’t be back again except for my free yearly tuneup. Beyond that — byebye bicycle village and Hello Adventure Cycling!