Harvest Cyclery NY 11221

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Aleks Buka

The guy who works in this shop really loves his job. I just stopped here to pump my bike. He did it for free and gave some advices for maintenance of the bike. It was the best experience for me as a client. Next time if I have issues with the bike I will come to this place for maintenance and repair.

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joshua wilson

First off, I’m a cyclist. I ride to work rain, shine, or snow. I put thousands of miles on my bikes every year. I’ve also taken apart and put back together a bike or two, so I know my way around a wrench. I like fixing things myself, but after having my daily rider hang for a month I’d thought I’d bite the bullet and take it to these guys. I recently crossed the state of NY from Brooklyn to Niagara Falls (600 miles), and I had these guys tune up my touring bike before the ride. I had zero mechanical issues in that 600 mile ride. That gave me the confidence to bring my daily rider in for the full service. And boy, am I glad I did. After 4 and 1/2 years and thousands of miles, the parts had taken a wearing. To the point I couldn’t shift. Now, I messed around with it a bit, and couldn’t figure out the problem. I took it in for the works, and now it runs better than new. Since I bought it, there had always been play in the bottom bracket. After a full tune up, it feels like a premium bike. 10/10 on mechanical skills. Price: As of writing this, it seems like these guys run a really honest shop. They’re not going to hit you for stuff you don’t need. It seems like this shop just hires guys who like to work on bikes. I’m no bike mechanic, but I know enough to understand if I’m getting had (I worked at an auto garage in college and definitely don’t trust most mechanics). These guys charge a fair price, and do good work. 600 miles straight across NY and my daily commuter brought back to life after years of daily abuse attest to it. For anyone putting serious miles on their bike, or need a tune up for riding season, these guys do good work and are fairly priced. So overall, these guys have won my trust. Whenever I’m too busy to fix something myself or can’t figure it out, I’m bringing it to these guys. They also sell refurbished bikes. For a bit cheaper than a new bike, you can get a retro bike that’s been refurbished. I’ve already got too many bikes, and am picky about which new ones I add, but if you’re looking to pickup your first ride I might check these guys out. You could probably find a cheaper retro bike on FB marketplace, but you’ll be banking that you can tune it up. For the price, you’re adding in that it’s been completely adjusted and refurbished by an expert and is ready for thousands of miles of fun. Hope that was helpful amigos, cheers ?

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Andrew Cheong

To be honest my girlfriend and I just needed a throwaway wheel to make a prop and the owner / mechanic there was super nice and looked through a bunch of wheels in the shop to find us a busted one that we could take. Also 2 v. cute cats hanging around.