Bike Shops in Raleigh, NC

Oak City Cycling Project, hands down. ​ Disclaimer: Because everyone is at home, and the weather has been great, people are pulling their bikes out of storage so a lot of shops are 2 - 4 weeks out for service depending on what you need done. ​ You can all check out All Star. They have a few locations in the area. Cycle Logic is a solid option too. But I would go to Oak City first. They have always been upstanding, and know their shit.

I've been happy with bicycle chain, both apex and route 70 locations. Apex location in particular really saw things through when I had problems with one of those nuvinci infinity hubs... ​ I was happy with oak city as well... maybe a bit pricier than I would of liked... but quality work for sure.

[https://www.torrenticycles.com/](https://www.torrenticycles.com/) She is amazing and knows everything about bikes and best of all, she'll come to you. I have a Trek bike purchased in 1994 and she knew so much about it!

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Not firsthand, but my neighbors are raving about this independent bike repair guy: > Thanks to those of you who recommended your favorite bike mechanic to service my bike. I responded to John Valadares 919-696-5342 who offered his services. He picked up the bike yesterday and returned it today looking brand new! He made all the necessary repairs keeping within his quote, took before and after pictures every step of the way and delivered a great bike. He is passionate about his work and I highly recommend him. Plus, he will pick up and deliver!! Who does that? You’ll be happy with John.

Cycle Surgeon in Cary. The best hands down.

Cycle logic in Hillsborough street ! Local and someone who loves bikes !

Cycle Surgeon is the man.

https://www.facebook.com/BanditsRoostCycles/ This guy has years of wrenching experience locally in one of the bike shops already mentioned. He works on bikes for several of the fastest riders in town. He's always done great, fair priced work for me. Definitely a way better experience than taking it to a shop, where even if the mechanic is great, they have to deal with store directives and guidelines to try and make the shop as much money as possible off your service.

Christian at The Bicycle Chain on Glenwood does great work.

I go to Bicycle Chain but the Oak City Cycling Project guys are great folks too. I initially went to Cycle Logic when I moved here and other than the owner, they were kinda jerks the couple times I went.

I just used Shipbikes.com to ship my bike to Michigan. I packed it my self in a bike box. It cost $45.00 declared value of $1000.

James - 2013 Trek Lexa SLX 52 cm . Asking $850 locally. Have had several people express interest, then it fizzles out. I just bought it last September, but I wasn't properly measured (I've since purchased a new bike).

I did a little eBay research on your bike. Here's my cell if you want to take this offline. 919-830-1916

Oak City Cycling project http://www.facebook.com/oakcitycycling Flythe Cycles - (Near Peace and West streets0 Cycle Logic (on Hillsborough St, near the Morgan St traffic circle) Any of those folks will set you right

http://www.performancebike.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/RetailStoreDetailView?searchType=zip&catalogId=10551&searchKey=27615&langId=-1&rsId=11591&storeId=10052 We went here for repairs recently. Their prices were better than the Trek on Raven Ridge.

Seven Stars Cycles?

I'm sure you are already aware, but just in case, check on the Bicycle Co-op in Durham. Bob

REI has a couple stores in Raleigh, and they carry a lot of outdoor gear. Or try Gander Mt on Skibo in Fayetteville.

The Bicycle Shop on McPherson Church is good. I bought my mountain bike there. They only do bicycles and are knowledgeable.