B1 Bicycle Shop

Down-​to-​earth shop that offers everything I need for my road bike. Excellent service, unbeatable prices.

I love this place always go here for everything! The guy that works there is funny and really nice. He charged me less than I was supposed to pay. He is an absolute amazing person.

Bike shop seems kind of sketchy. I went in about a month ago and it was a mess inside. Its a small shop. Used bikes everywhere displayed without organization. Inventory was lacking. Bike parts were lying all over the place. It just didn’t seem right. Maybe I’m just snobby and used to Incycle.

My 5 stars are for the quality of service and honesty in how they handled my road bike situation. If you’re looking for a wide selection of top notch bikes to purchase, unfortunately, this wouldn’t be your spot. Tune ups on your current bike… Hell yeah. Great service.

I had my fixie serviced there. Got some tires mounted and wheels trued. Bought some small mumbo jumbo and the guys here really took care of me.
Small mom and pop bike shop with GREAT prices. Can’t complain.
Don’t let the area judge you, I live in the not so «best» area, but these guys are cool as hell and they know what they’re doing. Definitely a place I’ll take my bike in the future.

Just picked up my bike from this shop. I took it in for a minor tune up. Just needed the wheels/​brakes aligned and over all inspection. Two if my spokes were broken on my rim/​skewer. I was able to bring in another spare rim i had laying around and have him swap out the bad skewer for the good one of my spare rim. the turn around time was good. left it around 3pm and was ready next afternoon. Overall my bike rides great just like new. Thanks guys great job. I have found a bike shop that I can return too.

Here is the simple, unadorned truth about this bike shop: It’s definitely one of those neighborhood bike shops for the working masses. The 1^st thing you’d notice as you drive down Garvey Ave looking for this place is that the sign is missing a name. In fact, there isn’t a sign at all over the small shop but 2 words painted on the side of the stucco building that reads, «bike shop.» Not Bi Bike Shop or its previous name of Pepe’s Bike Shop, just the unassuming «bike shop.» What did Steve Jobs say about simplicity? Yes, that it’s the ultimate sophistication. The owner must be an Apple fan.
The inside of the shop is, well, lived in. Yes, I’ll stick with that term. The carpeting, racks, display cases, etc, have seen better days. There are used bikes on racks, leaning against walls, hung on the ceiling, etc (more focus on etc.).
Okay, I don’t mind how the place looks. I mean, if you’ve gone into any of the mom & pop Chinese restaurants along Garvey Ave., Valley Blvd, Atlantic Blvd… you’d know what I mean. Generally, the Chinese don’t really care about décor. It’s all about practical applications. Just as long as the price is right and the goods/​services are reasonably good then it’s all good. And that’s exactly what you’d find at Bi Bike Shop. it’s a no nonsense shop. It’s simple. It’s functional. It’s no frills cheap. And that’s why I like this shop.