RB Cycles

Moody. Yeah, moody. Catch them on a good day and they’re all chatty and happy to sell you a bike.
Catch them on other days it’s like «why are you here?»
The mechanic literally looks pissed, even though I just spent $ 200 tuning three very decent hybrid bikes.
I am about to drop several grand on a new road bike (and all the equipment that goes with that) Gotta feel more love before I do that.
Shop is very nice.

I had a pretty awful experience at the newly named All 4 Cycling.
I specifically went to this store because I needed to get my bike fixed and I saw the great reviews on Unilocal.I arrived at the store and saw that it had been renamed to All 4 Cycling and didn’t think much of it. I brought my bike into the store and was met by an employee who proceeded to look over my bike to see what needed to be fixed.
He began to list countless issues that my bike supposedly had and how it would end up costing me more than $ 300 to fix. He also said that for that amount I might as well buy a new bike. He was very rude and standoffish when I tried to inquire about what actually needed to be replaced and why he was charging me so much to fix the bike, he went on this whole spiel about what needed to be fixed and how some pieces were outdated and needed to be completely replaced when the bike is fairly new. I didn’t believe that it would really cost that much, so I went to another bike store where I was told my bike did not need all the maintenance All 4 Cycling claimed I needed and I was charged HALF of what All 4 Cycling wanted to charge me. I believe the employee at All 4 Cycling thought I was just some gullible girl and tried to take advantage of me.
I’m not sure if there is new management and that is why I had such a different experience from everyone else on Unilocal,but I was definitely never go back to All 4 Cycling for any of my biking needs.

I went to this RB cycles on Biscayne as a friend had recommended them based on their helpful and friendly service along with a discount on a Specialized bike they gave her. Let me just say, i knew (at the time) VERY little about cycling. Now after a week and extensive amounts of research later, i know a little more. So to my surprise after a rave review from my friend, i got what was a pathetic excuse for customer service.
I walked in and asked for help, and was assisted by a young man named Gabriel. Naturally as i know nothing about bikes i was asking questions to which he answered very abruptly and open ended leaving me with even more questions. It was like he didn’t give a S**T i wanted to give him a few hundred bucks for a bike! So anyway, i test rode a bike and when he asked me how i liked it i said it was ok, and the seat was «Meh,» to which he then responded with, «Man, i hate people who dont ride bikes and say that about the saddle, its like, you have to get used to it,»… OK… i understand that as a novice cyclist, i may offend you with my lack of knowledge, but HUH? WTF? When is it EVER okay to say that to a customer that is looking into spending hundreds of dollars on a product you’re supposed to sell? So, no, i didn’t reply with a smart ass comment until a few minutes later but when i did, he walked away only to return 30 seconds later with «im not saying i hate you, its just that i wouldn’t tell you about your profession,»…again, OK. I then told him i was using his words, NOT mine. Anywho, I’m not saying everyone that works there is completely LOUSY at customer service, and i honestly didn’t get deep enough in to find out about their products, but the taste in my mouth after that experience is so sour that i would NEVER give them business. To all of you who have had better experiences, good for you! Hopefully all you idiot novice cyclists who want to get into it dont offend the employees. What ever would you do without them??? I know, Go down the street to the very hospitable, willingly informative employees and owner who will guide you without making you think they dont care, SCOOT SKATE AND BIKE Co (aka, MIAMI BIKE SHOP) and give THEM your money.

This place is a joke.
I mean, apart from all the angry-​looking faces you’re faced with the minute you walk in, you can tell these associates don’t have a simple clue about bikes.
I brought in a vintage ’87-’88 Atala Professionali Victory (great condition) and asked for an appraisal. The associate with a blank stare, said «$ 70…$ 80» — are you kidding me?
I later came to find out the bike runs for $ 400+ tops, in good condition, but regardless, it just comes to show you these guys haven’t the faintest cluse about bikes.
You want quality bikes? Go to Scoot, Skate, and Bike shop. The guys over there are friendly, honest, and are always willing to help. You want angry, pissed off faces? Then go to RB’s and you’ll see how quickly you’re ignored.
Don’t go here — awful service, no expertise knowledge on bikes.
What a disgrace.

Walking in and looking around, the first thing you notice are all of the great deals on bicycling accessories and bicycles. They have accessories for the professional cyclist and the novice. The selection of bicycles is great, and all of the prices are very reasonable.
The staff is extremely friendly. I noticed a staff member ‘squeezing in’ a quick repair while I was in the shop – great for getting the customers in and out quickly. Most or all of the staff members are involved with local biking races and events, so they’re very knowledgeable on the events happening in the South Florida area.
I definitely agree with everyone else on here – the repairs are top notch. Never needed to bring my bike back twice for the same issue.
This is the first of it’s kind in the downtown area and well suited as all of the local, young, environmentally friendly residents are relocating to this area – and bicycling around.
I will definitely be back for repairs and accessories! Loved the customer service and selection, and love a lot of the apparel.
Necessary addition to the Wynwood District!

Nice place, very friendly staff and a variety of bikes to choose from. Priced decently and the staff really knows what they’re talking about. Much better than the Doral location.

I walked in late afternoon on New Years Eve hoping to get my tire fixed to start the New Year out right. I couldn’t have been happier with the service. I walked right in and within 10 mins I was walking out. Staff was attentive and nice. The shop is pretty big and it seemed to have everything that could win over a cyclists heart.

I brought in my fixed gear for some quick fixes and despite being under-​staffed and over-​extended, the nice dude was able to squeeze me in between customers.
If you’re looking for cycling cleats, a serious Tour de France bike, random accessories, or a basic two-​wheeler, RB Cycles is a solid option. I’m not a big fan of Specialized bikes and when it comes to middle-​of-​the-​road options, this appears to be their go-​to brand. I also noticed some Orbea’s which will hit the other end of the experienced cyclist spectrum.
This is definitely one of those well-​rounded shops that’s likely to have something for every cyclist. So if you’re after a beach cruiser, a single speed, a road bike, a hybrid or a mountain bike, RB has a few to choose from in every category.
While I might not buy a bike here, I’d definitely come in for tune ups and accessories.

I work in a bike shop. I live/​eat/​breathe bikes. I think these guys feel the same. The store is clean, well-​stocked, with a mechanics area that makes me drool (they even have an in-​store bike shower for their tune-​ups, meaning inclement weather won’t affect turnaround time!). The selection of accessories is fair considering the size of the store. Staff seems knowledgeable, and prices are in line with what I would expect for the location and size of the shop. I haven’t had my bike worked on there yet, so I can’t vouch for the quality of the mechanics. Bike selection is good, MTBs, roadies, fixies, kids’ and cruiser/​comfort bikes were all represented on the sales floor. I liked the little sit down area, a nice touch!

This is a great store! Everyone in their staff is very helpful and energetic. Also all of them are very involved in biking contests and marathons so they really can give the right answer to your questions/​concerns. I completely recommend this store. I found all that I needed. It was a very nice visit, plus there is always parking available which is very convenient.

I was ready to throw an old Cannondale Mountain Bike away with a frame that was still in very good shape. The W had me on my way to the local charity store until I remembered that All 4 Cycling USA was just down the street. I dropped it off and a few weeks later picked it up. They put in a new brake cable, new tires, new tubes, de-​greased the chain, fixed the squeaky brakes — all for a very reasonable price. Now I have a excellent 2^nd bike for guests.
The guys here are very friendly, extremely knowledgeable and will help you with anything from buying a new helmet, getting grease off your car interior or buying the perfect Road or Mountain Bike for your needs.

The darn traffic on this part of Biscayne that’s under construction makes it a challenge to zip over here during the day. Once the construction is complete, this will be a super convenient place to shop for cycling gear.
This store was spacious enough so that you could easily browse through their selection of cycling apparel, triatholon gear and just about anything a cyclist could want or need. This store carries mainly Specialized and Felt bikes and offers good pricing. It appeared to me that their focus was more on mountain/​hybrid type bikes but they also carry road bikes.
On a Sunday afternoon, I got here 15 minutes til closing time and nobody gave me any dirty looks, even after I grabbed two handfuls of hangers and headed to the fitting room to try on shorts and jerseys. Pretty decent selection of women’s apparel.
I guess I didn’t look too happy when I approached the counter, because the person asked me if there was something I couldn’t find. When I explained I liked a pair of shorts but there was NO WAY I was going to wear WHITE spandex (girls — you know what I’m talking about), he immediately offered to order my fave pair in black! Yay!
Great service and no judgment. I like it. Now I wish the City would hurry with the road construction so I can sneak over here during my lunch hour!
Tip: Free parking in garage on 28^th Street.

Great shop, great customer service, great mechanic, reasonable prices and easy parking. Why go elsewhere.

Finally a bike store with excellent customer service, and good deals on accesories and bikes.

Extremely friendly, insightful and helpful. Top of the line Specialized and Felt dealer.

Great service, merchandise selection, and location. So far, I think this place is the best all-​in-​one bike shop in Miami since they carry a lot of high quality equipments and have a good selection of top bikes.
Additionally, they seem to be advertising biking events like Critical Mass in their store and other biking events. And there are discount programs to give back to the community as well.
Park in the garage behind the store. Or just ride!

At the time of writing this review the store has only been open for about two weeks. For bike enthusiast in downtown and midtown, our prayers have been answered with the opening of this new bike shop. They sell mostly Specialized bikes and they are absolutely beautiful. I came in here looking for clipless pedals and shoes and was surprised to see the prices are very competitive against online stores. Cecilia helped me out and she stayed and went through the trouble of finding the right shoes. My new clipless pedals were then installed for free on my bike by one of the mechanics and they showed me how the proper way to clip in and out.
They are just starting out so some merchandise was still in boxes but they have really good potential to be a top of the line store. They are the nicest, nonpretentious people with a love for bike riding. Only reason why I wouldn’t shop here again is only if they don’t sell something specific that I’m looking for.

New (Jan2010) Bike shop on Biscayne Blvd. Here to serve the Downtown, Midtown, Design District even Miami Beach communities. They represent some of the best known brands in cycling, well stocked, good service.
Because they are so new in our community, an updated review will be warranted in a couple of months. So far, 4 solid stars for location, service, and stock, will they get involved in the local cycling scene and support it ?
Will return several times to fill in the blanks, such as bike maintenance, do they stand behind their products, etc… We’ll see…