Workmans Bike Center

Shop local! I get my bikes tuned up each year at Workmans.

I could not afford a bike here as they were way outside my price range which normally I can accept for what I was looking to get and my budget but from the get the person I was speaking too seemed annoyed that I had such a low price range. Logistically speaking I really didn’t hinkg 300 $ was a low price range for a bike but apparently that was a tendency to offend people when you walk in to a bike shop. The first bike the guys showed me was nearly 500 $ when I once again explained that I only had 300 $ to spend he angrily typed the keys and found one for nearly 400 $ and said this was the best he could do. I am giving it 4 stars because as much as I was not happy with the staff after searching a few places I understood that my price range was useless and he was just annoyed that he probably had to consistently deal with people with these requests.

Went to this shop based on other Unilocal reviews. Great work on my bike and well within budget. I definitely recommend this shop to others!

I had 2 bikes fixed up there and they did a great job, completed on time and within budget. I wouldn’t go anywhere else

I’ve been in this «family style» bike shop several times and always found what I needed. Workman’s is not a shop that caters to the high-​end race or enthusiast market, they focus on getting your bike straight and ready to ride safely. They also sell Trek and a few other brands but don’t delve into the high price category of specialty bikes for specific applications, prices seem to top out at $ 1000. If you want to spend more, I’d recommend D&Q, Keswick or Bicycle Therapy.
I came here on a Saturday most recently, since I live in town. I needed a few tubes and wanted one installed right then and there (I was feeling lazy). I also needed a battery for my computer. When I left my house I thought…“I wonder if they’ll come through and have what I need?” — they did, and even installed the tube and battery for me all for a very reasonable price.
Finally, check out some of their vintage Schwinn bikes, I can’t make up my mind which is coolest — Banana Peeler or Orange Krate?

Excellent bike shop on Main street in Moorestown. I was recently in to buy a couple of seats and the salesman took the time to walk out behind the counter and explain all the differences and what I was paying for. Looks like they have a great selection and do repairs.