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December 2023 by Gerard Papsch
I volunteer here for Reno's Project HERO Veteran's cycling group to build bikes once a month for Veteran's in need of reliable transportation.
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September 2023 by Kristen mariposa
They refurbish bikes (including burning man bikes) and teach kids skills by teaching them how to repair and refurbish bikes. You can even bring your burning man bike back to then after the burn. So burners from out of town who cant fly with a bike, this is a great way to have a bike and leave no trace, not abandon it. Its an excellent program where everyone wins. I brought a bike there that was abandoned at my camp. I saw the sticker on the bike that stated it was from their program. I went to their website and learned about the program and that they will accept a bike back after the event. They also have set up an agreement with several fire dept stations where you can drop off a bike there any time of day and they pick them up weekly. So there are several bike drop off options available 24 hours a day. They make it all so easy! I highly recommend this as a bike Option for anyone be it for burning man or not. A great way to get an affordable bike while supporting a program that teaches kids valuable skills for life. ?
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September 2023 by S Krug
Got a great burner bike there on Saturday before BM without reservation - good friendly people
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September 2023 by Kareem Awad
Roger, Ian and the whole team are knowledgeable, sincere, and will help you find what you're looking for!
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July 2023 by Wes Lydon
Found a bike for my daughter that was in great shape and had received some nice customizations, including toggle shifters replacing the twist shift. They found me a quick-release for the seat, also. Bike was in great condition, Les was a lot of help, and I met a dog. Will likely be recycling through Kiwanis a while.
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July 2023 by Robert Nordin
I've been coming here and only here long enough to remember when they were out by Parr BLVD. Each time my bike got stolen from DT Reno, they helped me. I enjoy volunteering here because it not only gets my hands dirty but I get to learn how a bike works.
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July 2023 by Dana McEvers
Nice reconditioned bikes for the family at great prices. They also do consignments.They also do bicycle/pedestrian safety. Including bike repairs.
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May 2023 by Kyle Morrow
What a nice place I am impressed. Very friendly atmosphere and a nice variety of bikes!! I got a bike from REI really cheap, I am stoked. Thank you guys I so appreciate it!! I will be back soon, just awesome!
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April 2023 by Laurie Skiles
I found the perfect bike for both my son and I here. I was thrilled with the price and they really taught me a lot about the bikes features too!
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October 2022 by Daniel Pinho
Friendly staff, amazing service and proper knowledge. I love thier cause and support for the community.
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October 2022 by Rick Munoz
Roger, Wayne, and Helen are awesome. The Kiwanis bike program is so beneficial to the desert goers who cannot bring their own. They met us early so we could pick up all our camp bikes and were so happy to get them, and more, back. And they do so much for the community too!
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October 2022 by Danielle DeRosa
They found the issue that 2 other shops couldn't. They took the time and were less expensive. They teach. Thank you.
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September 2022 by Bart Prins
Kiwanis Bikes is a program that gives young people a chance to learn the trade. They sell used bikes that are checked and repairedNice people, just takes a while to get things done.
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September 2022 by Nick Manluccia
Super friendly, no-frills bike shop with a very helpful staff. Kiwanis was great!
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July 2022 by Phil T.
It is really great to see people doing great things for the community. This organization works to raise money by repairing and selling bikes. They also give bikes to children through local agencies and businesses. I've purchased a few bikes from them in the past and been quite happy. The staff are friendly. Their is a noticeable difference in knowledge between the trainers and the trainees. What I noticed this trip was that a lot of the bikes seemed overpriced. For instance, there was a used bike for $120 that I could buy new at Walmart for $140 (plus tax). I don't know what changed but it didn't feel like a good deal to buy a bike there any longer. Perhaps the Bike Swap is a good option.
