Went in to check this place out. The shop has a good selection of bicycles. They also sell used parts and clothes. Awesome community shop. A great go-to bicycle shop if youre just getting into cycling or need to get accessories or a bicycle.I needed to get my bicycle brakes adjusted. I called several bicycle shops in the area. All of them were busy. I dropped by Bikes Together, put myself on the list after 30 minutes they worked on my bicycle. Adjusted the brakes and determined that my chain was 75% worn. I had the chain replaced and was very happy with the work.This is one of the best bicycle shops in the Denver Metro Area. This organization offers clinics and trys to get kids onto bicycles. They take donations and refurbish bicycles to give to the needy. They sell new and used parts. Go and check them out for your bicycle needs.

This place is amazing!! What a great nonprofit! I dropped in to Bikes Together in search of a rear wheel for a build and got a great tutorial on truing! It was awesome. My tall bike will be rolling smooth as silk thanks to Bikes Together!

My preferred bike shop in Denver. Expert mechanics and retail people, with no pretension. Even in peak Covid, I received fair priced service quick. The mechanic gave options, she was fair and got it done while I waited (I feel fortunate). Bike purchase inventory was light it seemed, but that changes often since they rebuild used stuff. Thanks Garrett, thanks bikes together, my neighborhood shop.

Ive been coming here for bike repairs and classes and so on for five plus years, and its a consistent delight and an incredibly valuable resource for its community. Absolutely worth every penny I spend here, and with helpful, kind, well informed volunteers to assist with every bicycle related need you may have. A joy to have in Denver.

After I had both of my tires stolen from my bike, I wasnt sure where to go. Every bike shop I tried either didnt have the right tires, was way too expensive, or just unable to help my situation. That definitely was not the case when I came here.The helpful volunteers guided me through every step of my bike repair process. Not only did I get the parts I needed inexpensively, I learned a great deal about bike repair. The hands-on experience that I received here helped me fix my bike completely on my own in the future as well. Plus, it was seriously inexpensive compared to other bike shops in Denver.This is, in my opinion, the best bike shop in Denver. Its definitely ruined all other shops for me. Great customer service, awesome prices, and a wonderful experience.

This place is great!! They clearly put the customer first. Nate worked with me. He was clearly concerned with meeting my needs. I would never go anywhere else for my cycling product or service needs!

This is an awesome neighborhood shop. They are very helpful, and even have extra bike stands for you to work on your bike. I was lucky to have someone assist me while replacing the brake pads and pedals on my fixed gear bike. Its been riding excellently since, thank you!

I love this place. I’ve spent weeks working on my bike and getting it just right. They have just about everything you need new or used, so you can save some serious money on parts that pricey and you still have access to new parts like chains and brakes.

Great experience and help with anything you need. Got two used tires in great shape and two tubes for very cheap. They offer a wide variety of used goods. I have not used the shop but it seems organized and the workers/volunteers are helpful and nice. Dont be afraid to come in here with amateur questions.

I understand the COVID-19 situation is making things complicated for everyone. However, this place was super rude to me today and I feel it was completely unjustified, regardless of COVID-19. My family just moved to Denver. We are both working from home full time and homeschooling our 2 kids (like everyone else right now). We both want bikes so once we are able to go back into our workplaces we can do so by bike instead of by car. We stop by the Fairfax location today and see a sign that they are only seeing people by appointment right now. Ok, I understand that. So I ask about how to schedule an appointment because there wasn’t an option to do so on their website. The person I spoke with explained that every Tuesday at noon they set out a clipboard and people sign up for appointments that way. So I ask if there is another option because my husband and I both work Monday-Friday. He explains that they want to give the Park Hill neighborhood priority to these appointments. I inform him that we do in fact live in Park Hill we just can’t get down to the store at noon on a Tuesday. This is what upset me. He says that they want people who are available noon on Tuesdays to get priority for those appointments. Who exactly is he talking about? Rich people without jobs? If they are booked out two weeks, fine. I’ll get in line and follow the rules. I feel like I was told to “go away, I’m not going to let you make an appointment.” Perhaps I’m being too sensitive. But he did in fact tell me he can’t and won’t help me and I’m confused as to why. I think this place has a snobby elitist vibe and I’d go elsewhere if I were you.

Great place! Because all of their bikes are donated and refurbished, the selection varies. They were very helpful, knowledgeable and very patient. I got a great bike at a great price, with fantastic service! My parents came along for the experience, and they mentioned they will be back to get bikes from them in he near future.

Terrific bike depot! Great way to support your community. Friendly, knowledgeable and simply cool staff. Ive interacted with staff members at both locations on several occasions and always walked away with my questions answered. And I bought a kick ass bike!!

Bikes Together is a truly benevolent bike shop. The atmosphere is mellow and education-oriented. The staff has a ton of knowledge and the selection of used parts is astonishing. If you want to feel good about biking again, go.

Amazing shop!! Lots of parts and bikes. Staff is amazing. Found parts that I didnt even know I needed. Will definitely be back.

This is truly the greatest bike shop in all of Denver. Went in expecting to buy new parts and pay and ton like every other shop; instead I left with everything I needed, got to put everything on myself and learned about my bike. What an experience! Seriously will never look elsewhere!

Super disappointed! Thought I would give this non-profit charitable bike shop a chance but I received very poor service and repair quality! I paid for a $60 tune-up and asked them to check my front hydraulic brakes because hey were squeaking. They called a day after they said they would to tell me I needed a new brake lever that was going to cost $60 extra dollars. I accepted and was told on wed that my bike would be ready the following Tuesday or Wednesday. I never received a call, had to call myself the Saturday after the Wednesday I was told it would be ready by. Pick up my bike: tires are still flat, bike still dirty in all the same places, and my front brake is squeaking worse than when I brought it in and my tire is getting caught on the brake. I told them and they were nice enough to adjust it so it wasn’t squeaking or catching any longer. But why did I pay $60 for a new brake lever to fix this issue if I now have the same issue with a new part!? Makes no sense to me! And I never received my original brake lever that they replaced. So I feel I got ripped off, they didn’t complete the tune-up (I feel they didn’t do anything accept slap the new brake lever on 3 business days after they said they would) and I think they sold me a new brake lever that wasn’t ultimately needed. Very disappointed and will definitely never visit this shop again.

Everyone was really kind and great at helping me test and fit the bike but the price I paid ended up being WAY too high. I support their charity but now that I am trying to sell the bike a few years later, it is in great shape and I will end up getting 20% of what I paid a few years ago. WAY overpriced....so caution when paying for a used bike here to make sure you are really getting a decent price.

Love this place. Making bikes happen in the community!

AMAZING service! I had my back wheel stolen, and couldnt believe what a standard bike shop quoted me for new parts and labor (around $200!). Instead, I dropped by Bikes Together and worked on getting a used wheel, a used tire, and new tube installed with one of their volunteers. It took about 1.5 hours and cost me less than $35. I will definitely be back! What a great community resource.

I went there with an unusual Tire stem, they showed me how to use the outside system but it turned out that it was malfunctioning so they brought me in and more than help me fill the tires in my new bike. They then explained what they offered invited me back and were very friendly without being pushy. Great experience highly recommend anyone goes there

I bought an as is bike from them. It was in rough shape so I took it in for their open shop. The staff and volunteers were very helpful and were able to answer my questions. I’ll definitley be back again.

This was the PERFECT place to take my old beater bike that would otherwise not be worth fixing.They gave me a bunch of used parts.Volunteers helped me do the work myself (somewhat, they did more than half) and i learned a ton.The bill was so low i felt i needed to give a nice donation.Thanks!

So I went today to fix my bike with help (needed a new tube and my brakes adjusted). Tube was no problem - Ive done that many times before, but where I needed the help was with the brakes. The book that they gave me didnt help me (Im more of a explain and/or show me, than read it kind of person). Once he explained and showed me how to adjust it, I was good to go.Very knowledgeable, very helpful, both in person and on the phone. I would highly recommend them if you need your bike fixed and want to do it on your own to save some money.

Most amazing place to get your bike fixed for free. Really nice people, great used inexpensive parts, and you learn and get your bike fixed for free. Fun, inspiring place, a true community non profit.

Wonderful, helpful staff who give back to the community. Free shop days where you can use their tools. Absurdly cheap used parts. They removed a totally stuck bottom bracket and didnt even charge me.

Excellent community-led bike shop! They have a big selection of used components that you can buy, and their fix-your-bike hours are great. I took my 70s Fuji bike to work on a failing derailleur, and the staff was very helpful in teaching me how to do the repairs on my own. I only paid for parts, and put in the full labor myself with their help. Best of all, I learned how to assess, fix, and adjust bike derailleurs. Highly recommend this bike shop!

Super friendly and helpful. I love this place!

Really fantastic, super helpful people. Their volunteer mechanics were incredibly friendly and informative. So, so happy to have such an amazing resource just around the corner!

Great local bicycle shop. The staff and volunteers are nice and knowledgeable. Not the typical bike snobs at other shops. Their service is a good price and they do professional work. They have excellent classes for learning how to fix bikes. They also provide bicycles to those in need. We need more shops like this.

I was impressed by how the management had responded to the negative reviews with explanations and offers to make good.This is a non-profit neighborhood bike shop and it definitely has a neighborhood feel. When I went in there were kids building their own bikes from scratch back in the shop.The attention and service I received was first rate and I left there extremely pleased and will happily return with more business.

Great resource for the community! Knowlegable volunteers help people of all ages and walks of life to get their bicycles road-ready. I wouldnt go anywhere else to get to know my own bike and work on it myself with support and guidance

Had two flat tires on a bike that was strictly from Europe. They fixed my bike within one hour for $15. Awesome experience this store. The Pepe are very nice and generous. Id highly reccomend this shop to anyone. Thanks again you guys for the smooth sailing services!

Great place to volunteer, awesome staff and employees, great programs if you want to build a bike or learn how to.

I love this place! Purchased a road bike here and continue to go back for their expertise and repair shop where knowledgeable volunteers teach me how to repair and accessorize my bike!

I have been driving up from the Cherry Creek Reservoir area 2 this Awesome DIY bike shop for several years now. If I couldnt find good used parts for one of my numerous bikes they were able 2 order new parts at a reasonable cost.Service turnaround can be slow (a week)and only because of the volume of work being requested.

Awesome store with anything you could possibly need. Got new pedals a seat and assistance putting it together for $10. You can even build a bike up from all the used parts to make it exactly how you want it.

Great people, great shop! This is my first stop when looking for reasonably priced bike parts.

Sooo super helpful! I had a flat tire and they got me in and out in less than 30min!I will for sure being going here for all of my future issues

BikesTogether is a wonderful place to work on your bike, learn to work on bikes, meet members of the community, and volunteer your time or donate a bike. Its a great asset to the community. I hope they expand to other neighborhoods!

I felt I received top rate service. Mike was the one that helped me. He spent lots of time helping me decide which bike fit me the best and even took time to make several adjustments on the bikes to help me out. The price of my bike was awesome as well.

Awesome shop, great mission. Having access to told and great volunteers during their bike fix it hours is a great resource

Learned how to change a tube here! Everyone was really nice! Thanks for teaching me something!

Had about 5 bikes for sale ranging from $300-$1200. Seems like they have a pretty solid repair shop (lots of DIY, etc.) - if youre looking for a secondhand bike, Id recommend checking Craigslist first and then bringing it in for a tune up.

They have parts that are useful and some used donated equipment (not inexpensive). I often found staff arrogant with a greater than thou attitude. And very strict on timing when you can get what type of advice there. I once returned to them from the alley an obviously stolen bike with their sales label on it and they did not want o be bothered with looking up the number of who they sold it to so I could possibly return it .

Amazing atmosphere. great bikes. affordable prices. live with causes.

I simply love this place. Reasonable prices, very helpful and friendly staff!

Super friendly staff that was able to pinpoint my needs and suggest the right bike and gear. Awesome price and I love the work the organization does for community members!

Great place to find parts for older bikes. Super helpful and friendly staff.

When it comes to bikes and connecting communities with bikes, this crew is kind, helpful and very knowledgeable. I am very grateful for the bikestogether organization and how they have equiped me with useful skills!

Very cool shop with do it yourself hours. Love my Trek!

Great service, great staff, great cause. This is my go to bike shop in Denver.

Knowledgeable staff and fun place to be when if you want to work on your bike or have a staff member repair or work on your bike.

Great place! You can work on your own bike or you can let them take care of it - and they do a great job at a very fair price. They have repaired my dutch style omafiets bike to perfection several times. Open another location in Globeville!

Mackenzie was so helpful and got us set up with a ton of great used parts while sharing some much needed bike info for an amazing price!

Our high-rise, Denver, HOA donated bicycles that had been left for years, without identity, in our bike rack. It helped us create space for bicycles new to our residence, while at the same time supplied a number of bicycles to be recycled and put back in to use, often by those who have limited resources. Everybody wins!

Do a nice job on repairs and always very helpful on questions!

This is a great shop for discount gear and friendly advice.That being said I have never had worse results with getting my bike tuned. I have a few bikes and upon purchasing my newest bike I decided to give this place a try. After riding the bike for a few weeks I took note of all the issues I needed addressed and gave them my bike. The turnaround was about two weeks and upon recepit of my bike nothing I asked to be fixed had been repaired. After returning the bike to them, it was returned shortly after and once again all the issues were not fixed. At this point they had been in possesion of my bike more than I had been.I decided to take the bike to a competitor for a free checkup, without informing them it had been recently tuned. Their lead mechanic gave me a report saying it needed a full tune and seemingly had not received one in a few years, even though I had brought it directly from the shop at the bike depot. Although the competitor may have been trying to get some extra money from me the performance of the bike would lead me to believe his report to be accurate.So go to the bike depot for nice folks and discount gear, but beware tuneups and make sure all the things you pay for are done as my bike clearly was skipped over in the service department.

Just bought a used bike from them. Was like new and comes with one free tune-up.

Staff is so friendly and they have cheap replacement parts.

Great spot to find parts and fix your bike at a reasonable price. The staff here are friendly and helpful and can work with complete rookies which I appreciate.

Got another tire, rim, and even had the add another chain for an affordable price.

Does anyone know if Bikes Together is open?

Great bike shop that does a lot of charitable work in the community. If you want a great deal and top support a great cause, shop here

Great place to get hard to find replacement bike parts.

Took my very inexpensive road bike in for a tune up before riding 100K on the Tour de Cure. They had the bike ready to go before they originally expected and it rode beautifully. After 100+ miles after the tune up, the bike is still super smooth, solid, and rides like a much more expensive bike.

My daily rider, a 25 year old Bridgestone MB-1 needed overhauled after commuting 12-15 miles / day for the past 3 years. Ive had Chocolate Spoke and Velosoul work on my bike before and I am impressed with both of these shops. I read about bikes together and because of their mission or teaching a skill and helping put old bikes back on the road I figured Id give them a shot. Im glad I did.Nate, also a Bridgestone rider, took great care of me and I essentially have a new bike. I am very impressed with the quality of work done!

Great knowledgeable courteous people they give a lot back to the community

Itd be nice if they were open when my shop is closed, so I could stop by once in a while.

Extremely helpful staff, although I did not make my bike purchase here,I do plan on seeking advice and parts/accessories here.

Great example of a good community bike shop.

This place great, so helpful, I highly recommend it!!

Great stuff, fixed 2 flat tires in and out, cheaper than regular places, more friendly as well.. knowledged and skilled

You can help out, and after about a week, you have earned a bike! This is BITCHIN

Learn your bike!I bike 4 miles each way to get the stellar treatment I can depend on every time Ive needed their expertise.On a busy saturday the staff fit me into their schedule to let me learn and tweak my bike, volunteers devoted their time and energy to explain, over explain and over answer any questions or curiosities I had and let me take the responsibility of upgrading and maintaining by own bike.I found quality, discount parts for my sole mode of transportation, fit the parts onto my bike as instructed and found Id started to strip the thread installing a new pedal. I asked the head mechanic that day and he took 20 minutes out of his time with a special tool to rethread the fitting for my pedal. After a corrected installation he too verified that I had properly installed all the necessary parts.The staff here are fun, knowledgable, and handy people who enjoy helping young and old learn, repair, and manage their bikes and maintain a consistent biking lifestyle.

It friendly a wonderful teaching environment

Best place to learn how to fix your bike and their service center is great for more complicated repairs.

By far the best bike shop Ive ever been. Not only are their parts incredibly cheap but you get to learn kinesthetically! For anyone that learns by doing this is the spot! Knowledgeable and highly energetic staff. Walked out with a fully tuned bike, got to learn by experience and a new bontrager SSR seat for 15 bucks!

Nate and everyone here was amazing!!!

This is a great place to go for bikes, parts and service

Nice bike shop with fair prices and a good attitude. This is not the place to get the newest carbon fiber race bike, but rather a cheap going-around-town bicycle.

Such a great place, very nice and responsible people. Highly recommend!

Super helpful people and awesome workspaces, huge selection of used parts, pretty much rebuilt a bike for under 50$

Decent prices, its for a good cause, but they dont do a good job tuning up bikes which is the whole point. Id rather spend the extra money and take my bike to REI.

Horrible experience. I went in with a old Schwinn with gears that kept slipping. I was waiting for them to tell me the bike wasnt worth fixing. Instead he said I needed a new bottom bearing. I came back the next day for their fix it yourself hours. I replaced the bottom bearing but that didnt solve the slipping gears. Oh, its your bracket. Replaced that, still no good. Oh, its your chain. Replaced that, still no good. $50 later and they say this that and the other thing needs to be replaced. By now I was clearly frustrated at which point their volunteer started yelling at ME for being inpatient and have a bad attitude. So I paid for the parts I had already put on and left. Horrible diagnosing of the issue, rude and unhelpful staff, and the bike is no better than it was when i went in. Will never go back to this place.

They help a lot of people and are friendly. Highly recommend a stop if you love to ride bikes.

Call to double ck hours and days open as Google Maps/Website is not always correct. Bikes with a social cause! They will take your old bike as a donation, refurbish it and get it into the hands of a new owner.

Made my bike like new

Great fix your bike program

Great place to fix a bike cheaply

Friendly volunteers and knowledgeable staff. Large selection of used parts, with work spaces.

Great people, great philosophy!

These people are the life blood of bicycles in Denver.

Very helpful and friendly!

Great. Super cool mission.

No detail. Just good.

They dont like Africans!

Awesome place & the best people!!

Thanks for taking care of me and my husband!

Simply the best

Here from out of town with no tools, great staff and everything I needed to fix my bike👍👍