Dyer Cycle

They have lots of stuff and parts but they are very expensive. Took a chainsaw to get fixed thru a warranty, they lost my chainsaw. The offered to give me another chainsaw at a discounted price. They never replaced my chainsaw. Another time I asked for a part for my lawnmower. and they said they had the part. The cost was over $ 60.00. I found the same part elsewhere for $ 45.00 but for two of them not one. What a rip off.

Mauro is the reason I go to this place. He is the best. He has fixed my stroller & son’s wagon. I highly recommend him.

I am an expert bicyclist; though I live on the East side and regularly patronize a bicycle shop closeby, the area of El Paso where my main worksite (Parkland HIgh School) is located in the Northeast. Besides interacting with my students to assist them with post-​high school careers/​immediate employment possibilities, I can also relate to them when it comes to bicycling. I often pedal in and through the Northeast El Paso, but have found no bike shops in the Northeast. Not that I need one – I’m always ready whenever I pedal far. However, I have one student in need of repair work and I could only give the name of an East-​side shop (Crazy Cat-​Airport). I mentioned this dilemma to super wrench Frank, who told me about Dyer Cycle – «Don’t be dissuaded by the lawn mowers outside.» It didn’t look like much of a bike shop from the outside when I finally went there (corner of Taylor & Dyer), but once inside, I was amazed. What a tremendous place! Inside the cavernous interior, bicycles, components, and extremely capable wrenches (medchanics) are ready to help with any aspect of bicycles, new or used. What’s more, they are open Monday-​Friday, (08:30−17:000, Saturday (06:30−13:00), closed Sunday, and have extremely reasonable prices. This is GREAT! Hooray for Northeast El Paso! The on-​site parking lot is a bit small – space & priority is given to the products.