Shickluna Bike & Darts

Last year I went to all the big bike shops to purchase a bike for 20 mile ride for roswell. So much pressure to buy.
I happened upon Shakluna’s because it was in my neighborhood.
MO was so nice, let me take any bike outside for a ride. Fell in love with a bike almost 200.00 cheaper than the other stores.
I just had it in for my first year complimentary tune up.
Common courtesy to call and make an apt. They always have it ready when they say.
Very good experience.
No frills but no pressure either.
Will always get my bikes there.
Laura G.

Ive been to this place only once and found them to be pretty friendly and helpful.
Had my bike tuned and back to me in a couple days, with no issues.
Had a look around his shop and became interested in a couple of his road bikes As I was thinking about upgrading from my Walmart Schwin hybrid bike.
But as a first time «Serious» Rider, he actually talked me out of buying a new bike.
I Found that strange but refreshing, he just wasn’t after my money!
Told me to keep riding my Walmart bike and make sure that riding is something I truly enjoy and not just a fad.
And that after this summer if I’m really ready for that upgrade, then he would be more than ready to sell me a bike of higher quality.
Then he began to give me some good riding and safety tips.
I for one, will go back there again.

These guys are great. They only sell Giant bikes, but any bike you bring in for repair will be treated with respect and you will be treated well. If it doesn’t work, they’ll fix it. If it needs to be done again, they’ll do it again.

This bike shop claims to be pretty great, around for 100 years plus, yadda yadda. In reality, they just don’t have a lot of competition, so they don’t have to try very hard. Granted, bike shop people tend to be snobby and bored and pretentious (well, not necessarily bored, but these were.) So, back story: I brought them a pretty crappy bike that I needed small things done on. It wasn’t a $ 400 beautiful racing bike, so I can understand some of the snobbery (well, not really, but there aren’t a lot of choices in Buffalo), but there are two things that bothered me: the repair they made didn’t even work the first time. I had to come back for them to fix it 15 minutes later after my bike broke. And, despite it being a small repair, they gave me a ticket and told me to come back in five hours. That shouldn’t have been necessary — just do it right there! I was the only customer. Overall, not impressed, but their service was adequate so I’m not rating them down too hard. Their prices are pretty average.