Cycle Works 785-842-6363
Visit website 2121 Kasold Dr , Lawrence, KS 66047 Opens today at 9:30 a.m.
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NOT your ordinary bicycle store-- We stock all types of bikes – For all types of people-- from one wheel to three, mountain bikes, road bikes, comfort, recumbent, tandem, cruiser, BMX and kids bikes too. As well as all the stuff to go with them. And, we have all levels to choose from – from basic to the most exotic. At Cycle Works-- no need to wait for a sale. Our unique pricing policy makes everyday the best day to visit the store. While you’re here, look around. On display we have a collection of antique bikes, parts and accessories--enter and "look up”. Recently added is a collection of antique toys and games. Ask for a tour---it’s FREE ! Come-Look-Enjoy! Experience the Cycle Works Advantage- Convenient FREE parking -Automatic front doors that greet, not beat, you and your bike. Water and air just inside – help yourself. Safe and smooth test rides. No charge service evaluation and FREE professional advice. Full professional services– including custom frame and wheel builds. Plus restoration services for your classic machine.
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Local establishment
- Phone: 785-842-6363
- Fax: 785-842-6392
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Reviews
bikepro9900 Cycle Works
The shop is one of the cheapest you will find in Lawrence, which is a good thing. The problem is, you truly get what you pay for. The quality of the work done my bike was poor, they fixed and repaired things that I did not ask for (and tried to make me pay for it, I didn't), but they do have good initial customer service. That changes when they see you are not going to pay for repairs you didn't ask for. The tune-up was $50, and my tires were not trued, the gears didn't shift smoothly, and after a week small parts they put on began to fall off. I would say I got what I paid for, but you can get far better work done on your bike for less if you drive to Lenexa. So I am not completely negative, their shop guys are very nice and it is a clean store.
oldbikeman replies...
I am Cycle Work’s owner, Gary Long, and I am very disappointed that your experience at our shop led you to such an unusual and negative review. This shop has been built upon almost 40 years of offering the best possible service at the fairest possible price. We have always stood behind our work 100%. If there is an issue with our work or simply a misunderstanding, we will do everything possible to make it right. Will you please respond to yesterday's personal email requesting we be allowed to do so? cyclwrks@sunflower.com Thank you.