Sleeping Dog Pro Cycles

Only for snobs. I walked in with my young child and asked the owner if they measure your «sit bones» as I had read about online to assist in selecting a saddle. He said he does not do that and feels it is a sales ploy. That was fine with me but I wanted to know what eke he could do to help me with bone pain. That’s when, instead of answering my question, he launched into a speil about how he only carries high end equipment. I said I typically have high end stuff. He then told my extremely well behaved child not to tough a display bike she was barely touching because «That is a six thousand dollar bike.» Never answered my question about selrcting a saddle. Asked me how many miles a day I ride. I don’t know a lot of people who ride every day. I said I don’t ride every day. He should have asked per week. It was obvious he didn’t want to deal with anyone who wasn’t a bike snob and who wasn’t spending thousands in his shop. It’s not like I’m some beginner who can’t ride more than 10 miles either. Total jerk and awful communicator.

I first heard about this shop about a year ago. I kept meaning to stop in and check it out, but never seemed to be going by when I had the time. Luck would have it that a broken shifter cable just down the road led me for my first time. John quickly repaired my broken cable, and we got talking about his philosophy about bike maintenance. I decided to give him a shot at tuning up one of my bikes. I dropped it off, and a couple days later it was ready. When I took it out for a ride, it seemed like a different bike. Now I love my bike, and always enjoyed riding it. John’s tune-​up made it smoother and crisper than it ever was… even brand new. He’s a one-​man show, and his attention to detail warrants the 5 star rating. Thanks!