Sign in
Find the best local pros
See honest referrals, shared on social networks
Relevancy Ranking
1.
2.
Frequently Mentioned on Social Media
?
Manifesto Bicycles
- Bike Shop
- 421 40th St, Oakland, CA 94609, USA Oakland, CA 94609
- Closed ⋅ Opens at 11:00AM
Referral from
Oct 08, 2014
David D.:
A friend of mine just moved to the Bay Area and wants to check out Bike Party this Friday night. However, she doesn't have a bike yet....
Joe M.:
$25 a day including helmet, lock, lights etc at http://www.wearemanifesto.com Xtracycle
Referral from
Apr 10, 2013
Blythe D.:
I am looking for recommendations on cargo bikes. I'd like to be able to ride to the store with my 3 year old. Any info would be GREATLY...
Benjamin M.:
I own the Sun Atlas, the cheaper version of the Big Dummy. I got it at MidCity Bikes for around $650. It's got the big rack and from... Frequently Mentioned on Social Media
?
Referral from February 20, 2012
johnnysuicide asked:
Bike shop recommendations? I just moved to town about 2 months ago and seeing as how there are no hills here, I think I'm in the market for a single speed,(not a fixed...
Purple_Herman replied:
Bay Area Bikes on Webster and Broadway is great. Really nice, helpful staff.
drwxrxrx replied:
Spoke Cyclery, on Telegraph at 62 nd-ish. Recycles, on Sacramento near the Berkeley/Oakland border.
nunyabiz69 replied:
I would avoid Manifesto on 40 th if you need to get repairs. I went there to get new break pads installed and my rear wheel replaced and they charged me $25 for labor and $25 for break pads. $50 for the rear wheel was expected. At Hank and Franks they were willing to do the same work for a quarter of the price. I'm sure Manifesto is good for fixies, but I would avoid them for repairs. I felt violated...
IranRPCV replied:
No hills? You must live in a different Oakland, California than the one I know.
cogsly replied:
Hank and Franks. On College. They rock. Just discovered them two days ago and they've already hooked me up. http://hankandfrank.com/
Anonymous replied:
Manifesto at 40 th & Webster is probably the best shop for single-speed stuff. The owners are cool and they have a little pop up shop right now on Broadway (at 9 th-ish?). Montano Velo on Piedmont is my favorite all-around shop and they do good work. Bay Area Bikes has really, really friendly staff and all the essentials, but their actual bike stuff is almost exclusively aimed at commuters. My favorite shop in SF is Box Dog Bikes (especially if you need bags, racks, and bike touring shit), and Freewheel is also pretty good.
spm248 replied:
Recycle bicycle on Sacramento is awesome. They'll build you a bike for cheap if that's your thing.
DAFT_M0NK replied:
You can get some decent new single speeds at [Manifesto Bikes](http://www.wearemanifesto.com). [Homespun Bikes](http://www.homespunbikes.com) is an awesome shop. They're a bike shop and city garden shop. They also host interesting workshops. If you're into learning how to fix your own bike or want to get used bikes and bike parts, there are a number of DIY bike coops in Oakland. [Spokeland](http://spokeland.org) in North Oakland [The Bikery] (http://thebikery.weebly.com) in East Oakland EDIT: Formatting
Anonymous replied:
[deleted]
monopolygonal replied:
My favorites are [Jitensha](http://jitensha.com/eng/e_index.html) (in Berkeley) and [Rivendell](http://www.rivbike.com/) (in Walnut Creek).
Liquidcement replied:
The Roll Up!!
TheTinWizard replied:
cycle sports on grand hooked me up with a sweet single speed. i didnt like the original and they let me swap it out free of charge. the owner is a really nice guy and all the workers there have been really patient and helpful in finding me a cool bike
Referral from October 1, 2014
Chris J. asked:
Anyone know a bike shop around here that does unicycle repair and has unicycle parts? I need to replace a crank and possibly a tire.
Richard H. replied:
Alex Corby?
Referral from August 14, 2014
Jakkz B. asked:
Hello rad peeps. My buddy Victoria Skelly is doing her first big bicycle adventure. "Right now I'm looking into bikes! Might you have a recommendation for where to...
Victoria L. replied:
Thanks, Nathan Woody! I'll send you a PM, but it might go to your "Other" inbox since we're not direct connections. Moya Poparad: Great points. I suppose it's more reliable to go by my inseam (exactly 32 in), but I'm finding that bike measurements are just as reliable as women's pant sizes. Apparently, 54 cm Specialized bikes are best for my build and I took one for a test ride to be sure. I had considered ordering a bike from an online retailer, but I'm afraid the fit won't be quite right either.:P
Referral from April 6, 2014
Bryan H. asked:
Anyone know of a used bike shop in the city or Oakland where I can pick and choose parts to make a custom bike? Does something like that exist? Walking sucks
New Review
Please wait....
Please wait...
