Campus Cycles

I cannot express what a great experience I had here! I was looking for my first road bike, and April was extremely knowledgable, helpful and customer service oriented! She helped me find a bike in my budget and ensured it was a good fit! A nice test ride, and extra care and attention to all the details! The other staff were awesome too! They helped with getting the bike ready for me so when I left I was ready to ride! They took extra care in making sure the bike was tuned and fitted properly. They were not intimidating like other bike stores I’ve gone into– they were having fun and you could tell they enjoyed their job! No pressure to get tons of other equipment, just focused on the items I needed/​wanted. This place is the best bike store in the metro area! Thank you so much for helping me purchase my first road bike! If you’re looking for a knowledgeable staff, fun environment, and great overall experience this is the place to come! April specifically was a great help and made my experience the best!

I was referred here by a friend and ended up getting my son’s bike here for Christmas and they were very helpful. I like that they would buy it back and help us get to new one when he grows out of this one.

Super helpful, knowledgeable dudes with a large selection! Super clean shop too! I’ll definitely be back in soon to be purchasing my next cycle.

Brought my bike in for a tune up. The shop folks went above and beyond. Turns out my bike had aftermarket brakes on it, so they had to grind down a spacer for me to get my rear brakes properly aligned. Real happy with it now

Great bike shop! People are knowledgable, helpful, and friendly! My 7 year old needed a new bike and we had been shopping around for a while. Not only are their prices good, but they also have a selection of used bikes, and offer a buy-​back option on kids bikes when they outgrow them. What really sold me was their customer service and the fact that we had been in on a separate day to look around and when we went back to buy, they remembered my name.

I used to bring my bike to the shop when it was Westside Cyclery. While I enjoyed that shop and their service I have to say that Campus cycles have really stepped things up. They’re selection seems more inclusive now for riders of all styles (casual to commuter to racers) and the shop is very family-​oriented.
I brought my 8 year old bike in for a tune up and since it had been a few years I thought i was due for a new chain and brake pads and was ready to order the whole kit and kaboodle. My service rep helped me select exactly what I need and didn’t take advantage of my enthusiasm to oversell me. They even had my bike done faster than originally estimates.
I highly recommend Campus Cycles!

Great shop and great people. Ordered new rim for me and installed tube and hooked up to bike for minimal fee. Would definitely recommend to friends.

Was welcomed right away. Good.
Giant brand bikes.
A few others.
Most (90+%) bikes are under $ 1200. No high end here.
Tiny selection of shoes and clothing.
Actually, quite a small store. I was surprised given that it is in the suburbs where everything is larger than in Denver.
Disappointing compared with their DU store.

I was planning a long-​distance bike trip down the Pacific Coast, and these guys helped me out a lot. I have a second-​hand bike, and they charged very reasonable fees for the work they did. I needed new tires and they didn’t have anything in stock in my price range, so they ordered a different set for me. I told them I was on a budget and they really went out of their way to help me save money. Plus, there’s no bike snobs at this shop.
Thanks guys. I made it from Canada to Mexico, by the way!

I am split on this place, I have come in and felt the guys that worked at the shop were helpful and helped me buy parts and directed me on how to install them. I can and like to do work myself. I went into the store a few days ago and was told that some modifications that I wanted to do would cost me around $ 100 and to bring my bike in. I brought my bike in today and talked to a different guy who turned around and told me what I wanted to do would cost double the original quote. I kind of got the feeling that the second guy was a bit of a bike snob and felt his shop was above doing the relatively simple mods I wanted. I ordered the parts I need from amazon tonight and most likely won’t return to Campus Cycles. It sucks because I think most of the employees at this shop are pretty cool, been spoiled for me. I am giving the place an extra star due to previous experiences here but bike snobs can suck a cocker spaniel.

Like most places its all about who you talk/​work with. We were lucky enough to land Dave as our sales reps and he was great! First rep out of several stores that actually listened to my needs/​wants and made the proper reccomendation.
Great selection for anyone looking…

Super knowledgeable employees, most are very friendly. I always feel weird going into bike shops because the guys that work there are snobby about bikes but I didn’t get that here. The only thing is that the shop is fairly small and didn’t have a huge variety. For example, only carried 3 bike locks and a handful of lights so I’ll have to shop around elsewhere for those items. Otherwise totally satisfied and happy.

Bought a bike, shoes, helmets, and consumables here throughout the last couple of years. Friendly staff and decent selection, but do your homework on what lines they carry before dropping in (if you’re looking for something specific). Service is fine but not over the top stellar. That said, they aim to please.

I cannot overstate the level of customer service at this shop. I went in last Sunday to be properly fitted on my bike and John did an extremely thorough job while determining I needed a shorter stem. Everyone at the shop that day was helpful and eager to help with my newly purchased road bike. Check this store out. You will not be disappointed!

These guys know what’s up! I walked in with my bike and a flat tire. They were able to grab it fix it within 5 minutes and offered me an explanation on the flat. They also noticed a cracked piece on my back brake set and walked through why it was broken, what I could live with and when it would need to be fixed.
Knowledgable, friendly, quick and cheap. They have my business for life!

WOW! This place is fabulous. Just… FABULOUS! The shop in Denver is just as fabulous as this one in Lakewood. Customer service, selection, reasonable prices, this place has it all.
The choice of bikes and brands is impressive. There is a wide range of price points in all bike styles — cruisers, racing bikes, town bikes, kids bikes — so you should be able to find something that fits your needs and your budget here. If you have children, there is a bike exchange program for children’s bikes you should look into. The bikes here aren’t cheap, but they are competitively priced. Even if you are on a small budget, talk to the staff here — you may be surprised at what you can get, and you will get good advice on the type of bike best suited to your needs, as well as what accessories are or aren’t worth the cost.
There are accessories galore, and if you’re looking for Electra, they have an extensive choice of both bikes and accessories. There is also a wide selection of bike bags and carriers for those of us who do grocery shopping or errands with our bikes. I wish they carried more brands of locks, but the lock brands they do carry are still excellent.
The entire staff is extremely friendly, knowledgeable, helpful… and funny. They answered questions and even though the shop was crowded, they seemed to get to every customer quickly. I am not ‘into’ biking so many of my questions were fairly basic, dumb perhaps, to a regular cyclist, but I was treated as well as they guy next to me looking at a four figure racing bike. I have taken my ancient mountain bike in for repair at other shops, and was condescended to because I didn’t have the latest, greatest option. I haven’t had service here, but I doubt that is the case. The Denver shop also had treats for my dog.
I can’t recommend this place strongly enough. When I started looking for a bike I visited numerous shops, and experienced customer service that was just okay to downright awful. At Campus Cycles I experienced customer service that is EXCEPTIONAL!
My recent bike purchase was the first bike I’ve bought in 10 years, to use as a main means of transportation. The guys in the shop were EXTREMELY helpful and knowledgeable about different options, and didn’t mind taking the time to review them with me. It took less than a week from ordering to receiving my assembled bike, and they spent time with me making adjustments and making sure I was comfortable with it before I left the shop. They even added some chain to help prevent the seat from being stolen.
As can happen during the initial break in period of a bike, the rear tire came out of true, and was rubbing so hard on the fender I was afraid to ride it. The gears needed a little adjusting, too. Knowing this was my main transportation, one of the guys (Matt J) stopped by to look at it, and made some adjustments to help me out until I could get it into the shop. I know it was an exception, but that, my friends, is customer service. Campus Cycles has a lifetime customer.

I’ve visited the store, but have yet to actually shop here. A Unilocal event encouraged me to stop by, but from my first impression I would return.
Good esthtics here, and that helps, but my experience with the kind service would be a reason for a return. I hope that that happens all the time for any visit. They look like they may be pricey but I could be wrong. I hope that they’re at least somewhat competitively priced and at the same time able to keep shop going forward.

Awesome to have TWO Campus Cycles in town. I really like this shop, especially since I can get great service if I am closer to this shop rather than the one down south which I usually go to. The staff is friendly, knowledgeable and much more personable than a few bikes shops I rather not name that live close by. ;D

I brought my bike in as I was having trouble with the gears. First time, they said they fixed it. Not. Brought it in a second time. They said they fixed it. Not.
Good news is that they only charged me $ 10 per visit.
Bad news is that I’m out $ 20, lost two good weekends to cycle and now have to find a shop that actually repairs bikes.
Nice guys, but not competent.

Campus Cycles opened a second location in Lakewood, maybe 1 – 2 months ago. It is a much larger store with a huge selection and lots of space. I had the pleasure of attending a Ladies Night last night at Campus Cycles Lakewood. I was thrilled to attend as Laura organized and hosted a wonderful event last night, with a fashion show, light snacks and tables with vendors, such as Liv/​GIANT, Electra Bicycles, HEED, Tri for the Cure and Venus de Miles ride. There was also a trivia portion with prizes for the winning teams and raffle gifts given out as well. Such a fun evening.
There’s a good selection of bikes, as well as apparel, clipless shoes, computers, nutrition, all the biking needs. And there’s a large service area as well. All of your biking needs can be satisfied here. If you see Laura, tell her I sent you. You’ll get great service with a smile.