Cycle Path Bike Shop

My bike broke near this shop. I waited for an hour and a half for them to open at 10am. It didn’t open. Waited 15mins and went to the next bike shop. If your window says you open at 10, open at 10!

Happened upon this quaint cycle shop while searching, to no avail, for an inexpensive fixie for my son’s 17^th birthday. Paul, the shop’s owner, assured me that my search was over… he was right! Not only was I able to purchase a bicycle, but I was able to custom order the size, type, & preferred accessories with a 1-​day turn around! Service was friendly, honest, and expeditious! Next time you’re in the market for a bike, don’t go down the wrong path… go to CYCLE PATH!

Very small shop with not alot of options. Gives a new meaning to small business. The owners are trying to make it work but they should look into investing more $$

BUYER BEWARE. Wanted to support local business in Bellflower but the experience was so horrifying I had to file a complaint with Consumer Affairs and the Better Business Bureau. Bellflower is too much of a nice town to have businesses like this. Purchased an Adult Tricycle for $ 150, later requested a refund, I never took the tricycle into my possession. The employee, who is the business owners husband, stated no refunds are issued by their business. NO WHERE did it state «no refunds.» We argued with the employee and went home assuming no refunds meant we were stuck with their bike, its fine. We then received a call at home from the same employee stating he did not like the way things were done earlier. I explained the reason he feels bad for the manner in which things were left is because his company at no point stated no refunds. they should have it clearly posted for all their customers to see. I also stated he did not give me a bill of sale/​receipt for the transaction, he could easily stated the transaction never went through. I also stated I would file a complaint, which I have, and at which point he decided to issue a refund. Things further escalated when we arrived at their store to pick up the refund. He stated if he saw us or any of my family here again he would call the police. I instantly felt threatened by him and made it clear he should not threaten any customers. He stated it is not a threat, he has the right to refuse service. I then stated it is correct, he does have the right, but the manner in which he decided to make his point was very inappropriate especially in front of my little niece. He threatened us. I told him to avoid further confrontation he should make all company policies visible and he should always give a receipt. I did not want to argue, I did not want any of it to have escalated, I was there for a refund and their employee choose to handle things incorrectly. Their employees are in desperate need of training on how to handle these kinds of situations. I have gone to places were they do not issue refunds, but I am well aware of the policies because of the signs posted near the cash register. And if no refund is possible I walk away, like I did in this case but the employee on the other hand choose to call my home.
My advise don’t go to their store. They have little selection for bike products and why tangle yourself in a potentially dangerous situation. There are better bike shops in bellflower with much more selections. If you do choose to take a chance and go to their store, I suggested being on your toes. Listen to them carefully and ask many questions. Make sure you get a receipt, during this ordeal at NO POINT did i ever touch a receipt issued by them. Also have someone with you to watch over the transaction.
As a Unilocaler, I have NEVER filed a complaint with the BBB and Consumer Affairs, on any of the other businesses I have reviewed, that alone should be sufficient evidence of the unpleasant business practices of this location.