Bike Shops in Indianapolis, IN

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Indy Cycle Specialists in Irvington.

Northside: Carmel Cyclery. Midtown: Freewheelin Community Bikes. Southside: Gray Goat.

I live in Broad Ripple and my wife and I and our 2 kids bike around on cruisers quite a bit and have always gone to Bike Line right on the monon. They have kept my Trek running, and our kids Schwinns running with not much cost. This spring my wife had a bad stem on her tire and they fixed it gratis. They also fixed her seat, my kids tire and my handle bars. Because of this I use them for any service we need on our bikes.

Goto Matthews Bikes and talk to Brad or Nancy.

To tell you the truth, I’ve not had a bad experience at any of the shops in Indy. They all seem to be good people.

I've never heard a bad thing about the service dept. at any of the shops in Indy. I would bet you can find people saying good things about every shop/their mechanics/their service pricing. I still buy everything parts and gear wise online though. I can't personally stomach paying actual double in most cases for most items.

Depends on your needs, but I like [Circle City Bicycles](https://circlecitybicycles.com/) and I've also used [BGI](https://www.bgindy.com/)'s downtown location for repairs. Circle City sells both new & used, but I like to go there and shop used, and for new components, and repairs, things like that. They've always been affordable, fast, friendly, etc. As far as bikes go, I have a 90's Cannondale, and I've always been big on, with my price range being in the hundreds rather than the thousands, purchasing a quality used bike as opposed to literally anything from a department store, and you can do that at Circle City. Really nice used bikes, combed over within reason, are a couple hundred. BGI, it's honestly a bit out of my way, but I had them do some repair on an old Schwinn a few years back and I was happy with the service, price, and timeline.

You've got to determine what "reasonably priced" means...

I have gone to the Bicycle Hospital for the last three years of living here. 35 years or so in the business, little mom and pop place right on MLK close to 38 th st. I took my bike to some other shop once and it did not work right again until I took it back to my peeps at the bicycle hospital. Highly recommend!

I think the city will install them through DPW. Betty Beecher-Smith may be able to help. Her email addy is betty.smith@indy.gov

Don't know if you want to go all the way to Indianapolis but my husband had his shoulder operated on 2 years ago by Dr. Daniel Williams at St Francis and is doing great now, full range of motion back. Can't stress the importance of physical therapy enough tho!!

Ortho Indy!

Don't go to Terre Haute.. Go to Indy!!

Dr Brian Badman did both of my shoulders here in Indy. If you don't use him, definitely use Ortho Indy. Good luck, and DO NOT cut your therapy short! It's painful enough once, make sure it heals right.

Going by those measurements I will say Tim Roach FROM FAST GRANDPA PHOTOGRAPHY OR MATT ZICK

Younger guy was me, older guy would be Tim Roach(fast grandpa). We both have longer lenses. I think we were the only guys, then there was Penny and a few other girls but not sure who anyone else is that I saw.

There's a bike shop at 10 th and Country Club on the Northeast corner in that "strip mall." They are very good.

Penny Anglin she takes awesome pictures.

Lyle Loundenslager has a ford 7.3 for 2700.00 nice on I was told