Al’s Quick Release Bicycle Sales & Service

I took two bike’s in for repairs and received quick, courteous service. They even fixed a few things I didn’t ask for at no extra cost. We’ll be back!

I know what you’re thinking. Al’s Quick Release… Hey, isn’t this Travolta’s favorite massage parlor? No Silly, but it is a fabulous hidden gem in downtown Davison. They have some of the best service I have ever received when it comes to bicycles. I have personally bought my own bike here 3 years ago, and it’s still going strong. They really took the time to assess what was important to me in a bike and made suggestions around that. They seriously have about 60+ bikes for adults in the showroom along with another 20+ for kids as well as one of the most complete parts/​accessories selection around.
You’re a skater you say? No worries. They have you covered as well. Boards, wheels, bearings, tattoos, meth… Hey you kids! Stay of my grass! Damn kids, with their hip and their hop! Okay, so I have no clue what boarders like or need, but they have a nice selection of things that one could ask for… I tried to be like Tony Hawk and do a 920 McTwist, but wouldn’t you know McDonald’s doesn’t serve anything like that. I think Avril Lavigne was there last time but that’s unconfirmed :)
I have twice been here in the past 3 months getting tires fixed (flats) that cost me less than $ 12 (including labor) each to fix. — That’s fantastic! They are quick to greet you, take your bike, and get it fixed all while you are waiting. The owner, Al, has been there every time I have been in there which says a lot to me as far as being hands on. I have found him extremely kind, funny and genuine.
The bad? Really nothing. I can say that the other employees are young (late teens — early 20’s) and aren’t very polished with customer service skills/​interactions so it seems that they are very awkward speaking to people. The prices for the bikes (not accessories) are higher than your average Target or Trash-​mart (Walmart) but the lifetime tuneups and service well make up for it. Plus, I’m a huge small business supporter.
Do yourself a favor, next time you are in the market for a new bike or board, need service or just have questions, take a trip to Al’s Quick Release — it’s well worth the trip. Now, if you don’t mind, I need to squeeze into these bicycle shorts (illegal in 35 countries), and go meet Lance Armstrong…