Bicycle Shops in Ashland, OR

“After my bikes were involved in a car crash, they took on the challenge to make them new again. The team was very conscientious regarding repair costs, and they presented me the most cost-saving options to get me back up and running. I would definitely support this business with future purchase!!!”

“Ashland Electric Bikes went above and beyond for my business. They were all very approachable and really helpful in finding the right fit for a family E bike. Very friendly, enjoyable, and professional experience from the top down. They even went out of their way to help me get my bike home 6/5 Stars.”

“Some of the friendliest people around. They were able to fix an issue with my bike that other shops had missed and were an absolute pleasure to work with. They were even abundantly patient with me when it took me an embarrassingly long time to come pick up my bike. This shop has none of the pretentious attitude that some places can have with non-serious bikers like me. I appreciate them and will do all my future purchases and repairs here!!”

“I really appreciate how did it turned out. I’m so thankful to Mike. He’s so patient and humble. It’s worth waiting since during the pandemic parts are not available.I highly recommend De Salvo cycles.”

“So I read a prior review of someone who drove from the SF Bay Area to pick up a bike from these folks, and can concur - great experience! I was trying to pick up a couple of Specialized Turbo Kenevo bikes and most everywhere was out-of-stock because of the big sale they were having ($9000 MSRP down to $5800). Eventually did get what I wanted - but could only have them delivered and was shopping around for a great shop to set them up, test ride and go. Well, found the folks at Siskiyou Cyclery. Usually I'm heading further north to Medford, but the plan was to also enjoy Oregon and take a visit to Crater Lake. These folks are conveniently located near middle of Ashland. They're on a main road so you will have an easy time finding them (and turning around if you miss). Parking is nice - there's two spots on the road in front of the shop, parking in the back and next door parking if you have a larger vehicle as well. Inside, it's a bike shop. Nothing fancy. What is nice is that while I was waiting, I saw one mom bring her kids (6?) bike in because of a flat. I saw another guy just wander in needing a derailleur. Very low-key and friendly in terms of "sure, drop it off and come back this afternoon" and no, I didn't feel I was being blown off while they got those folks in and out. When I was picking up the Kenevo's, engaged in light conversation and they knew their stuff. "What is the bottom bracket of the e-bike?" or "what is the largest chain ring I can run?" plus they got into the conversation of what e-bike rules are locally, which varies crazily for USDA and USFS along NP land. Grabbed a bike, after it being set up and went for a quick ride. You can go right out the door, and then right again to head towards Starbucks. You can stay on that same road the shop is on for a long and level ride. You can go straight out and head up some minor inclines (not 10 ring stuff, but middle cog, haha) Paperwork was easy, in and out basically. You're not going to be stuck there while they treat you like a baby explaining how the dropper seat post works, or how to charge up your e-bike - unless you want to be. Overall, because "Oregon" and "Ashland" convenience, this is a great shop to stop by, get repairs or parts, and enjoy the Ashland scenery!”

“I purchased my first road bike from here years ago when I was a teenager and they were really helpful getting it sized right and making sure I knew how to properly care for my new bike.Now, I’ll be moving across the country and will be flying with my bike. I called up this shop to ask for recommendations of how to safely fly with my bike. The staff was really helpful and provided me with packing instructions and even offered a box to pack my bike into free of charge.Highly recommend this shop!”