Everybody Bikes

Good service, cozy shop. Owner is laid back and knows his stuff. Bought my Fuji hybrid with no regrets

For someone who knows really little about bikes, EB has always been really nice and I’ve gone to them a few times for little tune ups. After a minor accident, they were able to fix my bike for a really reasonable price. I’ve been looking for a new commuter bike and the guys here were really patient in answering my questions and gave some good recommendations.

Extraordinarily good experience with Moshe, the owner, a few days ago to check on my chain and inquire as to whether I’m properly caring for it, given my riding patterns. Good info and very good treatment. Smash cut to today: Got a rear tire flat. First thought: Awriiight: I get to roll into a lovely spot and spend time someone whom I know will fix this flat properly and expeditiously.

This place saved my ass, literally.
So I buy this relatively inexpensive bike, and it’s riding great. But after about a week I notice that my butt is seriously hurting. Like internal bruising and bleeding bruising (okay, probably not, but it really was painful). I thought, okay, maybe I need a new seat.
I go in to ask the man working there what I should do. He said there are some comfortable saddles they can offer, but first suggested I give the bike another week or two since butts tend to adjust to seats with time. What a nice dude, he could’ve gotten me to buy anything at that point (sore butt = vulnerable wallet man). But instead, he was honest and I appreciated that he wasn’t just after the $$$.
I ended up going back to buy a more comfortable saddle because that hard physical object I wouldn’t even call a seat was just not getting better. New seat was put on right there and it was like finding God. That feeling when your two ass cheeks are greeted by adequate padding cannot be explained in words.

I had to ship a bike across the country, and they were extremely helpful in boxing the bike and suggesting a shipping service that could come and pick up the bike from the shop. The entire experience left me very satisfied, and I’d be happy to return to them in the future.

Quick turnaround, no-​nonsense service to fix a flat. I will consider EB for my tuneup requirements since they are conveniently located in the ‘hood.

I called to see if they could fix a flat stroller tire and was told that yes, they could. I came by about 30 minutes later and spoke with Moshe, who was very helpful. He told me it would take about 20 minutes, so I went for a short walk with my kids. When I came back, he had fixed the flat and pumped up the other two. We chatted briefly and he was very friendly. It’s a small shop, and I know that stroller maintenance isn’t their niche, so I appreciate their willingness to fix the flat inexpensively ($ 16 including tube) and quickly. I’m happy to support local businesses like this.

WORST SERVICE EVER. I wish there is a button for –5 star button. Shitty attitude.
I am an amateur biker so I came in to ask for some tips on how to purchase a bike. There was two guys in there, one of them was just on the computer the entire time and didn’t even say hi, and the other one came up to talk to me. He asked what brand of bike I am looking for. I told him that I’m not too familiar so if he could give me some recommendations and maybe let me try some.
He said that he doesn’t let people try bikes. What kind of fucked up thing is that? How do you know which bike you would buy if you can’t even try them. The premise was that I told him that I was looking at bikes online and was hoping to see which size fits me the best. But a customer is still a customer. What if I decided to buy a bike there. Very FUCKED up. That’s all.
Oh also, please talk to your customers FACING THEM, not FACING AWAY WHILE WASHING YOUR HANDS. So rude. Did anyone teach you any manner.
I would NOT recommend this place and will NOT come back here to fix up anything. Thank you very much.

My favorite bike shop in the neighborhood.
Had a creaking sound in my bottom bracket and they diagnosed and serviced it in about an hour. More recently, I was working on my bike and broke this front dérailleur cable liner thing. I went to Everybody Bikes, they gave me a piece of the liner and I was on my way in under 30 seconds.
I also like that they have a lot of their bike services and fees listed out on their website. Very knowledgeable and friendly staff. Would visit again. A+++

Bought a Kona here a while back and was impressed with the level of customer service. Owner was super helpful with any questions and offered a discount on some accessories. This is small neighborhood bike shop at its finest.

Go see Moe. This place is great. I bought a Kona Dew dl, a Kona Taro and my fiancé a Coco which Moe took down to the frame so I could paint it her favorite color!

I just visited Everybody Bikes. We were strolling around the neighborhood and found this place. We didn’t buy a bike nor do we own bikes but the customer service here was great. The guy that helped us was very knowledgeable and extremely helpful.
We plan on buying a bike in the near future and will definitely be doing that here!

awesome local bike shop. super friendly and knowledgable! just stopped by yesterday to ask Moshe help me out with hands-​on training on replacing a tube/​fixing a flat. I’ve taken classes at other spots in the city that tell and show, but don’t have hands on. I stopped by earlier in the week and asked if he’d be ok with me coming in during the day to have him walk me through it with my bike. He was totally open to it and I feel much more confident now that I know what to do. If you’re looking for a new bike or service. check these guys out. They rock*!*

I’ve been in the city for six years now and this is the one bike shop I go to. I work at a restaurant on Irving so I often stop by on my way to work. Just on Sunday stopped in on my way because my bike had a flat and Moshe helped me fix my flat so that I was able to ride my bike home from work later that night. Thanks

I always stop here biking around to pump my tires, but I’ve appreciated the couple times I have actually gone inside for some maintenance work.
It’s a small shop. The guys working here are super chill and nicely took my and my man’s bikes for repairs on the spot one Sunday. Nice, clean work to fix my shifters in a timely manner and took the time to explain the small technicalities of what they worked on.

I used to come to this spot when it was Roaring Mouse. And then when Chris from Roaring Mouse let Michael move in with Everybody Bikes. And now with Moshe at the helm.
I needed some specific work done on my road bike. I ride every day and can be pretty picky about what I want, how it should be done, etc. I do most of the work myself, but I’m still an amateur, and a professional mechanic can get all the adjustments dialed in better than I can.
I had essentially a new drive train installed (all parts provided by me), and the bike felt like a brand-​new bike when I got it back. After a week or so, though, some of the parts needed adjustment (normal for a new set-​up, especially of SRAM road derailleurs), and they were happy to re-​adjust things for me for free without an appointment – I just dropped in with my bike, and they fixed it on the spot.
The rates I’ve been charged have been very reasonable and didn’t feel inflated at all. And the boss (Moshe) kept me informed at every step of the way to let me know what was going on. In fact, my bike was ready a couple of days early.
The mechanics, like many bike mechanics, were very chill and helpful, too. All in all, very happy. Hope they thrive.

I’ve had two very good experiences with Everybody Bikes, but I’m writing this review in the middle of a «Well, I’ll never go there again, even to buy a tube – and I’ll be sure to steer friends away.» experience. Here’s what happened:
My wife’s bike needed new rear brake, housing, and a wheel re-​built around her 3-​speed internal-​shifting hub.
Everybody Bikes (we dealt exclusively with Moshe) promised they’d «keep it low», and would give a ring if anything seemed to be getting beyond the agreed scope of work.
A week later, my wife payed $ 300 for a bike without shifter housing, a brake caliper loosely installed with pads flapping in the breeze, and a disassembled 3-​speed hub – with parts missing!
In many ways, the bike is FARTHER from ride-​able then when we started. And we payed $ 300.

Dropped off bike on a Thursday. Got a phone 4 days later. Monday evening specifying issues. Called in Tuesday and spoke to Mo and once those issues were resolved, the bike would be ready for pick up.
Well, 3 days later the bike wasn’t completed for what we agreed upon and I just said to get my bike and I’ll take it home.
As the owner knows I do most of my own work but lack the tools as they were stolen from my storage unit. I am now forced to go to another bike shop to get the work I need done as I have zero time to go buy the tools to do it all myself.
I miss Michael owning the show.
Some advice from a commission sales person.
Under promise and over deliver and communication to your clientele is key. Not waiting till the day prior to pick up to call them. Also, if your unable to work on any bike, specify that prior to the client coming into the shop.

The last time my disc brakes worked properly was BEFORE coming to everybody bikes. Asked for a bleed to fix a soft lever and fully functioning brake, received a soft lever and a non-​working brake.
Shop owner failed to own up to this. I’m stuck needing to replace a $ 150 disc brake.
Get your flats fixed and chains replaced here. I wouldn’t trust serious maintenance with these guys.

I decided to give this shop a try after buying a Groupon for a tuneup. It ended up being a rather poor experience.
I walked into the store and said I needed a tuneup. The guy in the back said «yeah, we do that sometimes» in the most sarcastic tone possible. «Um, so can I get a tuneup?» I said. He shook his head yes.
Ok, off to a bad start. Whatever, they think they’re funny, but in turn they lost all confidence I had in them to fix my bike.
After a convoluted checklist of things I needed done (with no explanation of any of them), I was told to come back in a week to pick up my bike. Mmm a week? Yikes.
I came back in a week and picked up my bike. The guy tried to charge me double (if I hadn’t called him out he probably would have) but eventually he got the bill right, which was quite steep even after the Groupon discount.
No thanks, I won’t be coming back.