Bravo’s Bike Repair

I called to ask a simple question about my inner tubing replacement on my bike the owner refused to answer my question and hung up on me. I felt as if I was dealing with a large baby. I will never do business with them.

Affordable prices, but what you pay is what you get. The people who run this shop are really nice and all, but they don’t know how to handle customers when it gets really busy. Also, I feel like they rush a lot of jobs. Just the other day I went to get a rack mounted on my bike, and unfortunately, it came off within a couple of days.
This isn’t a place where they’re going to do a thorough inspection of your bike and make recommendations afterwards. This is a place where you bring your bike, tell them what’s wrong, and they’ll fix it.
If you need a repair and don’t have a lot of money to spend, then Bravo’s an OK place to go.

I am checking my bike on a flight overseas. I needed it dismantled and put in a bike box. These guys were awesome. They only charged me $ 25, threw in the box for free, and had it done in an hour. Super service.
Open til 7pm most nights I believe.

Came into Bravo’s Bike shop today to have my bike fixed. Bravo (the owner) of the shop did a really good job fixing the brakes, adjusting and tightening my front wheel and oiling my chain. He basically did a full tune-​up for under $ 30. This will definitely be my go to bike shop for now on. Thanks Bravo!

Great service and very reasonable prices.
I’ve gotten my new tires, lights, lock, brake pads, all here. Work gets done in a snap.

Don’t follow the hype, get your ish taken care of proper here. Expert service, walk-​in repair. Fast, inexpensive and legit. I got my front tire reflated, a new tube, my handle bar realigned, my front basket fixed, and a half-​ass inspection (no offense) for $ 12 bones.
I’m not going anywhere else so long as I live in Brooklyn.

Walked in the bike shop one night with enough money in pocket to buy a new bike or two. The reason I mention that is because I was treated like if I was looking for a free repair, the mechanic suggested I buy tools and fix the bike myself. I walked in to get service not to be told to buy tools, I have tools at home. Maybe if I was a hipster I would’ve received the service I was seeking.

I’ve been getting my bike fixed here for about 6 years and I’ve never had anything but good experiences. The guy that runs the place is fast, friendly, and his prices are very affordable. I usually just come in for a tube change or to fix my breaks, but I’ve purchased a few components here as well.
What I really appreciate about the store is that the guy typically takes repairs in order of who gets there first, but he appreciates efficiency, and he will replace a tube in like 6 minutes, instead of making you wait 40 minutes while he does some serious work on someone else’s bike.

saw reviews about this place and went to it today because my bike had some kind of gear/​chain problem where it made cranking noises every time i pedaled. i described the problem to them and they fixed in in less than 10 mins!!! and best of all it was super cheap!!! $ 6! highly recommend this place in comparison to those overly priced ones.

This guy is awesome! he owns and runs (I think).
The cost of repair was unusually low, i thought he was kidding!

Fast, friendly, cheap. Can it get any better? My bike is humming its so happy now. I totally love these guys.

This guy is a talented bicycle repair man that who adjusted my brakes for about $ 5. He was in the middle of two other bikes but did mine right away so I didn’t have to wait. A neighborhood gem! Lucky to have this in Bushwick.

Super sweet repairman. Helped me out with a few issues for an unreasonably low price. Support these guys.

Reason for stopping by:
To make sure my bike assembly was good
Service:
Pros: The service was done pretty well. The staff knows what they are doing and my bike was in riding order right when I stepped out of the shop.
Cons: The repair was not done on a bike stand which kind of worried me a little; the way he was handling my bike made me a little jumpy. Not all of the nuts were properly screwed, when I got home, I discovered that my back brake caliper was a little loose.
Price:
The service was $ 15 which is pretty cheap. I probably would have gotten charged way more if I had gone to any other bike shop. I also purchased a set of allen keys there for $ 4 which, again, is pretty cheap.
Time:
The service took about 30 minutes. It took a little longer than I expected and it seemed like things were dragging on, but, again, the service was decent so it wasn’t not much of a problem.
Overall:
This bike shop is great! I would definitely point you in the direction of Bravo’s if you ever needed a fix. The staff is friendly and know the in-and-out’s of a bike. The only thing that bugged me a little was that the whole staff was starring down my bike while one of them was servicing it.

My roommate called around today all over Bushwick looking for a shop that would put together her newly shipped Mercer. One place wasn’t open she went to, and anther place said they would charge $ 40 minimum and it wouldn’t be done til Saturday or next week (it was a Thursday). Called Bravo… no problem. Went over there… «No problem, 1 hour.» And IT WAS DONE!!! And they only charged her $ 15. Deal of the century. Go there. Please!!! You wont regret it.

This bike shop is solid. Parts and labor costs are insanely low. I’ve had a couple of flats fixed in Brooklyn and Manhattan and they’re almost twice the price of Bravos. Couldn’t recommend a better place.

These people know their stuff, are quick, have a good selection of stock, and won’t try to sell you a bill of goods. What’s not to love. A real Bushwick amenity.

¡Qué gran tienda!

the guy who was working
knew his shit. hands down. haha seriously though
i went here to get my flat fixed and he saw i was in a hurry while working on another job but fixed super fast for me. fixing a flat is $ 3 so thats all i know, but since it’s close to my place i think i’ll keep going here if i have future bike problems.
ps. it helps if you can speak spanish

If your bicycle is broken and you happen to be in walking distance of Bravo’s, then I highly recommend it. The bicycle selection here is extremely limited but all the parts you need to get riding again are on hand. Repair charges are usually in the $ 5 — $ 20 range. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable, though at times there might be a language barrier. On weekend’s this place can be backed up with repairs.
Bonus reason to go here: Spotting a chromed out adult sized tricycle with a giant subwoofer hooked up to it, blasting spanish music.