Bike Shops in Ottawa, Canada

Check out recyclore.org very cheap.

The bike doctor's phone number is 613-596-2532. One I get paid, I have a couple of bikes I'm going to ask him to repair. I have used Dinardo's in the past without much success. I had to have a spoke replaced last year. They were also suppose to check all the spokes and true the wheel. They did not true the wheel and another spoke on the wheel broke a few weeks later. When I support a local business they get a chance the same as any other place I am going to spend my money. I intensely dislike having to return to a place and argue and fight with the owner over whether repairs were done and done well or not. So, I go elsewhere and will not return. I may not be spending thousands but you would have my loyalty.

For what it's worth, I've had nothing but GOOD experiences at Frank Dinardo's. http://bellscorners.wordpress.com/.../08/cant-frigging-wait/

Maybe, but you get what you pay for. I'm HAPPY that we have a good bike shop in Bells Corners with competent bike mechanics. http://bellscorners.wordpress.com/.../more-craziness-at.../

The bicycle doctor's phone number is here: http://bellscorners.wordpress.com/.../04/18/meals-on-wheels/ Note that the info for recyclore.org (which used to be in the basement of the Lynwood community building before the City took over the Lynwood Village Community Association) is out of date so check the web for current hours.

Joe mama is open in the Glebe via appointment

Cycle Power on Carling is open, owner is a great guy, bike prices are good, lifetime tune ups are free!

Ended up going to re-cycles last night and getting two fantastic used bikes for my son and myself. It was a great experience and I’d highly recommend them to anyone looking for a used bike. They’re open tonight from 6-8 pm as well.

Bushtukah

I think bicycle repair is deemed an essential service, but maybe not bicycle sales, last time I checked. So places like Full Cycle are open for repair work and selling parts that wear out, like tubes, tires, chains, and cables, but the bike retail side is closed.

You might want to check out the World Wide Web, it's fuckin wild what they have on there.

Dinardo's In Bells Corners is good, but it's appointment only (email them here: [info@dinardoskis.com](mailto:info@dinardoskis.com))

Foster’s on Bank Street in Ottawa is open until 4 pm everyday except Sunday. Most of their bikes are online if you want to check them out there first.

Most shops are still operating. Which end of the city are you in?

I bought a new bike at Kunstadt in Kanata three weeks ago. Saw inventory on-line, called to ask someone to measure distance from top bar to ground, ordered it, then picked it up the following day, all set up and ready to ride. Normally, I would want to try the bike out, and buy any accessories at the same time, so I know they fit. It worked out O.K., I did order some accessories from MEC b/c Kunstadt didn't have what I wanted. They took just a few days to arrive by CP.

What do people think of Giant Bikes - http://www.giantottawa.ca? Never dealt with them. Cycle Power seems good to me from my quick googling and I see that they offer free lifetime service when purchasing a bike from them - I like that.. I suck at bike repairs.

Re-Cycles is selling overhauled bikes today and Thursday from 6-8 pm. For more details scroll down to see their news blog [http://www.re-cycles.ca/](http://www.re-cycles.ca/)

Retro Rides on Bank. Great service, prices etc. Ingot a cute bike from there a few years back and can't recommend enough. https://www.retro-rides.ca/

Bicycle shops are deemed an essential business.

I know that the Cyclery on Bank is still doing tune ups, but they might just be fully open.

Kundstat Sports has online shopping for bikes and accessories are on sale. Curbside pickup.

bought 2 tires & a tube from https://www.twitter.com/recyclesottawa for my Graco Stroller!

bet if https://www.twitter.com/recyclesottawa had the vision shared with them they might be able to get parts from donations.

When is race? There is BC company, http://www.varnahandcycles.com/handcycles.htm Might give idea to your friend how to adapt a handbike to what is needed

Karen Ostenfeldt Benell.

Ottawa Safety Council class entitled Gearing Up is amazing. I took it 5 years ago and the instructors were top notch. Unfortunately, I let my licence lapse before doing my M2 exit test so I may take it again this year. They also often have a used gear sale sometime in the spring. I picked up a fully armoured jacket for $50 the last time I went.

Hi Ashley ! I ride a motorcycle and most dealership will not allow test riding without your M2. The Ottawa Safety Council has motorcycle courses. You have to write your M1 first then after your course which I highly recommend taking when you pass they graduate you to M2 (keep in mind though there is a waiting period before you can actually change your licence to a M2)

Kunstadt Sports on Hazeldean

Ron Kunstadt has been awesome for me.

Great local guy here in Stittsville! So nice and great prices!!! https://www.facebook.com/RichardsBicycleShop/

Great shop they show me how to fix my bike: http://www.re-cycles.ca/

http://www.bikemobile.ca/

Great guy and he arrives at your door at very reasonable rates. https://m.facebook.com/Bikemobile.Ottawa

Phat Moose Cycles on Pretoria bridge