Bike Shops in Calgary, Canada

2000 kx250 $2800 obo.

I have a 2005 predator and a 1987 250 R

Kevin Lassaline the suburban

Needs engine 2001 330 ci BMW looking to get a $1000

96' VW Passat VR6 GLX. 220000 kms, automatic. Needs a little work, would be a really good daily, or could be souped up. Resell would be really good.

1984 Porsche 944. $3000

2007 Polaris sportsman. 800 $4600 obo

I have a 96 Polaris Indy 600 triple 1500$. 2000 rm 80 1000$. 2010 rmz 450 Efi 3500$

Tannys Mulvey is great at Bridge Financial Insurance 780-669-7284.

Hi George, Yes, you do have the SEF 27 included in your motorcycle policy. Thank you! Sherry Wang – Customer Service sherry@gobluecircle.com Blue Circle Insurance Office: 403-770-0135 / Fax: 403-770-4953 Suite 200, 3402-8 Street SE Calgary, AB T2G 5S7

Hi Taynya - This is Patti from Klondike Insurance - Yes we have an insurance company that will offer SEF 27 on bikes - One of my clients just used this coverage to rent a Harley in Phoenix to ride to Sturgis. Call our office Monday - ask to speak with Les Kasha. He heads my motorcycle department. Klondike Insurance is a leader in Alberta in providing the BEST motorcycle coverage at the Best price!

I'm with blue circle. Their service has gone way down since they lost their best rep. I'm switching to his new company when my ass in gear to do it (need money up front I hear ya Swally Swede, just completed moving all our insurance over to our boy Sanjay Chada at Lundgren. Saved a ton of money and better coverage.

Bike Bros/Smack in Bragg http://smackcycles.com/

Outdoor Centre at UofC I believe as well

Nomad Mobile Gear Rental will be renting them. They will be in stock next week.

Nomad Mobile is great!

Calgary Cycle 22 x in Bragg. Rents the Trek Farley and Salsa Beargrease403-949-2054. Stew or Dave will help you out. http://www.calgarycycle.com

I find the service at Universal Cycle to be great and honest. They specialize in Japanese bikes http://www.universalcycle.ca/Home/

Don Fergin at Universal Cycle is the best Jap bike mechanic in western Canada I know people that come in from Medicine Hat for him to work on their bikes. A honest, and interested wrench swinger, and all round nice guy. I wouldn't take my ride anywhere else.

I like Mike a Performance too, decent strait up guy,.In the south just off centre street and Glenmore trail http://www.pcacanada.ca/

Kevin at Lucid Kustoms is a good guy. Give them a try. They offer out of province specials every once in awhile.

Try Destination Cycle in Airdire.

I'd say The Old Motorcycle Shop in Bonnybrook area of Calgary.

Old Motorcycle shop, does good work for a reasonable price. No other shop like it in Calgary.

Where is it damaged? Also, may I recommend /r/bicycling? They might help you out and tell you what you can do

Have taken bikes to 4 repair shops in the city. My preferred shop for service is Bow Cycle because of good expereinces with their predictable scheduling process, although if it is a small repair I've had really good luck with The Bike Shop and Calgary Cycle taking a look at it on the spot with no appointment. Also the Calgary Cycle family of stores (pure, road..) offers free service if your bike is from one of their shops.

Campione is my usual choice, it's also the shop of choice for many track racers, road riders and bike messengers. If it's an insurance claim, they handle those or at least used to. If you tell them 'Rhino' sent you, and the guy on duty is the one who knows me, I might get a little swag next time I am in :)

Prime Tune Shop. Best customer service i've ever had out of a bike shop!

I'm no bike expert by any means, but Ridley's Cycle in Kensington fixed up a 30 year old bike that I found, so they I'm betting they can handle a tricky job. It was a bit pricey, but they did a really good job.

Go to Tuxedo source for sports on center Street. Go there all the time, the guys in the back have been repairing bikes for years and know what they are doing and charge reasonable prices. Taken my bike there many times

[Goodlife Bikes has DIY repair with donation and help from staff](http://www.goodlifebikes.ca/contact/) my friends have used their services and thought they were a great resource. But this might also depend on the level of damage to your bike and how DIY you are willing to go. They have everything you need there to repair your bike, and the expertise to help. [These people also seem good, but unfortunately are understaffed...perhaps they could point you in the right direction though?](http://www.bikebros.ca/bike_service.htm)

Do not go to MEC! They have no idea what they are doing when it comes to anything past a very basic tune. I've had decent luck with The Bike Shop (not cheap, but honest), they will tell you if you bike is beyond repair (frame damage) instead of just repairing it so it barely works. Cyclepath has been pretty decent in the past also, the guys are really good to talk to generally. Bowcycle isn't bad at all, just getting a little big and impersonal. Really depends on the bike, a road bike? Might be worth taking to Speedtheory or Campione (these guys are great), MTB/Hybrid/Commuter you can take anywhere I mentioned really without issues.

I have a 2009 Hyosung Aquila 650 . 34500 km . Just had service. New brakes. Master cylander. Full tune up. Spring service every year. New rear tire . $2800 obo

Kawasaki ninja 636 for 4000. 24000 km

Bent Knee bike repair does great work. He is a home based business, operating out of his garage. Low overhead means good prices. Breaside area.

Bow Cycle is my choice. Doesn't hurt that our friend and neighbour is one of the owners. If you go there let me know.

Join everything free Calgary & area. It is a closed Facebook group but you can do an ISO ( in search of) for bikes. Or there are other free groups like that. Good luck

I just saw some bikes at https://www.facebook.com/490505911111512 Twice Bearly Childrens Boutique - maybe you could send them a message to see if they have what you need. Wish I had an extra one for you!

I do business with Dalton Tommie and they got us a good deal. Ask for Diane Fast

Intact 403-526-3283 super rate

I have been going to https://www.twitter.com/cpathcalgary for 10 years. They have been great.

UofC outdoor center rents out a variety of bicycles. No idea on prices or services, but it's worth checking out. Can easily get down to the river path from the U and go from there. EDIT: also it's open to the public...you don't need a student ID or any of that jazz.

I've had great experiences renting from Sport Rent on 16 th Ave in Bowness but I don't recall their pricing. EDIT: http://www.sportsrent.ca/bike-rental-calgary/ very reasonable.