Beverly Hills Bike Shop

Great service and selection. Loved the bikes, left with a Felt. Local irvine design company. Super stylish and a fantastic ride.

Not helpful at all. my tire popped on the way to work and these guys were super close. I was excited to meet the local bike guys, bc I’ve been cycling around LA since my move 3 years ago from chi-​town where it’s more popular to bicycle.
So I went down on my lunch to scope out the shop and while speaking with a technician he didn’t look up once to acknowledge my questions and was so condescending that working with him would be a nightmare.
These guys are terrible.

These guys where great. Although the shop always has a couple of customers minimum, they always found time to be helpful and courteous. Let me try out quite a few different bikes, and when I picked one out they made it easy to add some pedal cages and a great seat. They were so helpful I left ‘em some brews. I’d definitely buy from them again.

I’ve been a fan of the Beverly Hills Bike Shop for many years, from the time long before the shop moved to its Pico Blvd. location in West Los Angeles. The same owner and the same excellent staff moved to the new location.
I biked to the store the first time for a tube or CO2 cartridge or some other small item, and I never stopped going back.
Prices are fair, the staff is friendly and knowledgable and the service is second to none. They can figure out the most difficult any annoying issues and repair the. There is a large selection of bikes, from kids and commuter bikes through hybrids, mountain and road bikes. It’s a great neighborhood bike shop and west L.A. and adjacent environs are lucky to have it.
I’ve seen a few negatives reviews on Unilocal.They are bogus. I’ve had to wait my turn on many occasions. I’ve never seen poor service offered to anyone else.
If I have one complaint, it’s that I live three miles from the shop instead of the one mile distance I traveled before the shop moved. I gladly make the journey.
Trivia: the shop was never in Beverly Hills, because the dividing line between that pacify and Los Angeles runs down the middle of Robertson Blvd., and the shop was on the L.A. Side of the street.

My gf and I both got a bike here a few months ago (I got used, hers was new). The used one was really tuned up and I got it for $ 200, a total steal for what I actually got. My gf got their lowest level cruiser and it was almost $ 500, their cheapest new bike. The price struck me as high but they do free adjustments for life and are pretty chill on exchanges (had to bring back a seat cover) and everything else it seems.

My fiancée and I came here yesterday to try some city/​urban bikes for her. The first one we looked at and tried was the Trek FX. It was a good bike but it was purple and the overall look was lacking. So the guy at the store suggested the Specialized Vita. It was a nicer looking bike than the Trek and made for women. It was perfect for my fiancée. We bought it and was extremely happy with the transaction. The workers at this store were attentive but never pushy. They are also extremely nice and patient. Oh, tune-​up for the bicycle is always free. How great is that?

Monday, Jan 20, 2015… I brought them a bike I purchased from Steve (the owner) in December, 1996, over 18 years ago. They are still happy to provide FREE tune-​ups and a «going over» for other small issues. They weren’t busy, so I waited and was «in and out» in less than 45 minutes with my 18 year old bike that’s still in good shape and being ridden!

Although not technically in Beverly Hills any longer, the same dudes run the shop for the owner and do a terrific job
Esteban and Manny are awesome for tuning up and repairing my road bike
They have no ego and they get the right job done quickly at a reasonable price
If you go to Helens you are just a number and they make mistakes If you come here they treat you like a human being and do a terrific job
The only thing I wish was that they had a better selection of cycling clothing b

For some reason, there are a lot of unfriendly bike shops — why is this? And who needs it? Cycling is about pleasure! There was another place near me in the Carthay District, but I’d heard rotten things about their attitude.
I searched around and found good reviews of the Bev Hills Bike Shop (now in Cheviot Hills) and got lucky. Love this place! Huge bike selection, great and friendly personal service. Repairs right where you can see them (watch and learn!). I’m in from NYC and rented (helmet and tools thrown in). Esteban went out of his way to find me a lady-​friendly bicycle seat, and give me instructions on best routes. Ended up renting a brand new bike which they set up for me.
In NYC I go to Zen Bikes in Chelsea which is really helpful and friendly. Bev Hill Bike Shop is my LA equivalent. Highly recommend!

I have a shitty old bike, and I busted one of the brake cables on it. No problem, I thought, I’ll just unscrew this brake lever… this here, and here, and wait… what’s this, how does this work… damn it. So I brought my bike in, first time ever, handed over my bike and dropped a loose handful of bits and bobs into somebody’s hand, and said «can you make this work, please». They didn’t even bat an eye, or slap a retard sticker on my back when I wasn’t looking (I checked later). Super friendly, super helpful, cheaper than I expected; a total keeper!

I honestly never write reviews but I felt compelled to write one for Beverly Hills Bike Shop after I visited them today.
I needed a rather simple repair on my bike and after going to a bike store near my place in Santa Monica and being told that it would cost $ 200+ and they would have to order the parts I decided to look around.
I came across Beverly Hills Bike Shop on Unilocal and decided to go over there because it had great reviews. I walked in, told them what was wrong, spent less than 15 minutes in the shop and they repaired my bike for only $ 27.00 (parts and installation included)… They had the parts on hand and even inflated my tires, they were friendly and worked very quickly. I was thoroughly impressed.
They deserve your business, and you deserve good service. I would 100% recommend them any day and I plan on taking my bike to them any time I need a repair in the future, no doubt.

The BEST BIKE SHOP EVER! I dropped my bike off a month ago for a tire change and Manny treated me with the most kindness I’ve ever received from any bike store because he:
–first of all let me drop my bike off even though the store was close
–was honest about the repairs my bike needed
–was patient with me after accidentally leaving my bike there for close to a month because I was traveling and got sick
–and even after all of this, I picked it up and he had repaired my tire change without me requesting it!!!
MANNY IS THE MAN!!!
I LOVE this place and it’s people. Thank you for being so kind!!!

Bought a 7.2 fx Trek a few months ago, it came with free tune-​ups for life. I took it in yesterday for the free service. I am extremely impressed. They even replaced the brake pads with no additional charge. I did not expect that. I highly recommend this shop.

BLAH blah Blah i read the previous reviews and that’s what comes to mind.
ESTABAN is super cool helped me out was extremely friendly and great customer service. I get it hes not all bubbly but HES A MAN !! that how we are. so if your looking for for butt kissed or something extra i am sure there is bike shops in WEHO
I had no receipt and didn buy the shoes from here but he still was able to file the warranty claim for me and replace the part. He also had some awesome tire for 50bux installed in 5 mini was in and out.
Great shop great group of guys and plenty of products

I go to this bike shop frequently and never thought t write a review… I leave that more for restaurants. This shop is great. Every time I need some advice they always are willing to discuss what I need and offer suggestions and/​or avenues to help. I buy a lot of stuff – i’m a bike enthusiast, and I think they have the best prices. I also am quite impressed with Steve, the owner, who often discounts items for me – just for the heck of it – because he recognizes that I am a somewhat frequent customer.
I highly recommend this shop.

This bike shop was referred to me by close relative. At first there was good reception and attitude. But after I had both tires replaced; the issues started; I began to get flat-​tires/​inner-​tubes on the rear wheel frequently! This happened six or seven times and at different locations! When I brought my bike back into Beverly Hills Bikes they said that popped inner tubes can happen often and they are not responsible for that.
I have been riding bikes since I am four years old and I’m 27 now, and have never had a popped inner-​tube! So to have six popped inner-​tubes on one tire is quite unlikely!
(Plus the front tire (never went flat)!
I told Manny there was a bump in the rear tire and it felt uncomfortable to ride it always. And can they please exchange the tire. They refused but did replace 1 inner tube for free. (After my having paid for at least two already at that shop and a bunch at various others. They ‘felt-​bad!’ But did not make good on THE FAULTY PRODUCT THAT THEY SOLD AND INSTALLED ON MY BICYCLE. I Kept the invoices too)!
The Beverly Hills Bikes guy (Manny) was rude to me when I tried to explain this to them and told me there was nothing wrong with the tire. I told him that I have been riding it and it’s SUPER uncomfortable because of a bumping on the back tire and THEY did not stand behind his product!
So after going through this nonsense for about 8 months; (lots of the time the bike was sitting stagnant because it was soo bumpy from the DEFECTIVE back tire I didn’t want to ride it)!
Any how I finally got some GOOD people to get it fixed! the awesome guys at Downtown LA Bikes (a.k.a. JustRideLA) @ the downtown location (been to the one in SM too; fantastic)!! were able to see that the tire was in fact faulty and did not fit into the rim properly! (Cost me another $ 50)!
Actually; they (Beverly Hills Bikes) are just the retailer they could’ve returned the tire to the manufacturer and installed a GOOD one for me or AT LEAST they could give me a refund! instead I was left with a defective product and bad taste and know that they rightfully owe me $ 65-​$ 80 and I will never go back and they have lost a customer.
Thanks for reading! :)
P. S. Don’t you find it interesting that Beverly Hills Bikes is not Beverly Hills anymore?!. ..

My wife and I came in to just get new handlebar grips installed on our Felt Bicycle. Manny was incredibly nice when I asked him what was wrong with one of my gear shifters. He volunteered to take a look, and ended up fixing our chain, brakes, handlebar grips, as well as recalibrating and tuning our bike. We were so grateful that we wanted to give him a tip, but he politely refused, saying, «The only tips here are the ones we give you when we’re fixing the bike!»
5 Stars, excellent service. The people who work here love their job, and Manny was incredibly patient and nice to us. One of the best experiences I’ve ever had service-​wise in LA. Thanks!

This is a somewhat Decent bike shop but every time I go there I just don’t feel welcomed as a customer. They seem to favor certain customers and don’t treat everyone fairly. Asking a question seems like a daunting task and the sales guy (I think his name is Esteban) doesn’t seem friendly or very interested in helping. Instead I went to Helens cycles in Westwood (maybe 3 – 4 miles away.) where I received great customer service and was treated with respect. Overall, I would not recommend this shop and I have stopped going here.
Additionally, I gave them a bike to sell on consignment at their old location and I never received the bike nor money back. I went to their new shop to see what happened with that and filled out the paper work but never heard anything back.

Staff is very friendly. We just picked out a helmet for my husband and the store clerk was very patient and helpful.
We had our bikes tuned last week and it was a great experience as well. They put reflectors on my bike without charging me for it. They also changed out the cables on our bikes for free, or discounted the tune up the price of the cables.
We will definitely be back.

I highly recommend this place. I brought in a tired Nishiki Century in need of a major tune up. The frame was made by Giant in 1986 so I figured it was worth a fix. These guys looked at the bike for 2 minutes and knew everything that it needed. I was in and out with a detailed receipt explaining all of the work that was going to be done. And!, I picked up my bike the very next day! Also, a few small upgrades were added like the safety reflectors and a few other small details. Also, the whole bike was polished nicely. I couldn’t be happier with the service and professionalism of the crew at this place.
I had my brakes changed, lines re-​cabled, rims trued, handle bars re-​wrapped, dérailleur sprocket replaced, seat adjusted, and stem post replaced since it had been bent.
After all of that, the bike looks & rides better than I could’ve ever imagined for an amazingly fair cost!