Mojo Cycles

It’s nice to have a bike shop in the area where I can drop off my bike, have it serviced asap, and trust that I’m not being ripped off. These are good guys, and I often recommend them to friends.

Great service and great prices. The friendly and helpful staff is what makes this bike shop stand out. Non-​pretentious, quick, and thorough tune-​ups! And they obviously love bikes, there are two generations of the family involved in this local shop. This is my go-​to bike shop, for parts and service.

Great shop! Rob went above and beyond for a specific request where most other shops would have blown me off. Top notch customer service!

Joe is great. He serviced my Specialized Rockhopper Comp disc 29er with honesty and professionalism. My Girlfriend brought her bike for a full tune up and repair and once again, the service was outstanding and the bike came out as good as new. Dont waste your time at big box stores or even MEC when you can get the customer service and honesty from mojo cycles.
i highly recommend anyone who enjoys riding to visit this shop. you wont regret it and you’ll become a regular. they have everything you need without any hassle and without any BS.

4.5÷5!
What can I say? Joe’s great!
I brought my second-​hand ride in at the beginning of spring 2012 to convert it from a 10-​speed to a single-​speed. Joe suggested a modest number of parts, and only replaced what I requested him to replace. He was honest about the quality of my bike and made tentative suggestions that I could act on if I found that my riding was aversely affected (ie, my rear wheel is not a perfect circle, but no need to replace it if I didn’t find it bothersome). We took 15 minutes to align the handlebars and seat when I came in to ensure that it was a good fit. Everything was so shiny I suspect he took an extra day just to clean it – and I point this out only because my bike hadn’t been covered while my landlord did renovations and was covered from bow to stern in a thin layer of dust and grime. I had a fairly extensive list of stuff that I needed done and wasn’t sure what the labour costs would be – but it turns out Joe sunk it into the $ 45 cost for a regular tuneup. Colour me impressed.
Fast-​forward to mid-​August 2012: my boyfriend and I both brought our bikes in for a mid-​season check-​up. My bike was cleaned thoroughly, a small bolt was replaced, and the back inner tube was swapped out. He also swapped out the rear hub on my boo’s bike, made a few adjustments to the angle of the seat and the level of the handlebars, changed the grips, and returned it gleaming like new.
We find Joe personable, his service impeccable, and the atmosphere in the shop welcoming to everyone, from knowledgeable bike geeks to folks like me just rolling off the street. And bonus: today, when we were in the parking lot at Walmart and the car died unexpectedly, we ran into Joe who had parked just a couple spaces down from us. He immediately offered us a boost. What a sweetheart. I’m happy to support such a great local business!

What a gem!
If you’re looking for an honest-​to-​goodness, non-​pretentious bike shop– this is your place!
Joe, the guy who runs the place, is a total sweetheart, ethical business person, and excellent bike mechanic. I found the prices for tune-​ups and bike parts/​accessories to be extremely fair and the service was outstanding.
Joe did a very thorough, careful tune-​up on my bike last fall including a partial overhaul of the breaks and new wheels and tires. My bike came back to me spit-​shined, carefully adjusted, and in perfect working order. I waited about four days and I brought my bike in on a walk-​in. When I visited to see the work being done on my bike, I could see the care and hard work that Joe was putting into my bike and he asked for a lot of feedback from me about how I use my bike, how I wanted things adjusted, and my preferences for the parts he would be using. Joe is super friendly and helpful and he didn’t make me feel intimidated at all in the way that cool, breezy macho bike folks can sometimes alienate the average rider.
From our talks, Joe was pretty open to trading– swapping out old parts for new ones and counting the cost of the old part towards the new one if he can reuse and re-​sell it. He has some very good quality basic parts for sale at incredibly low prices– a new set of light aluminum wheels and grippy, streamlined tires for my road bike cost approx $ 140. I paid very reasonable prices for parts (grip tape etc) and there was no installation fee, all labour on my bike was covered under the $ 45 tune-​up charge.
At the time, I was considering purchasing a new bike saddle from the shop. Jo has these really great Brooks style leather saddles that are italian knock-​offs and he charges about $ 40 for them, if i remember correctly. Very cool. Kindof wish I had bought one. I think I need to go back!