Toledo Bikes!

Great to have a place in the Downtown area to take my bike for repairs. Hours are great for people that work weekdays until 5 seeing they are open on Sundays and a couple nights during the week. Really friendly staff and they do a lot of good things for the community as well.
Their basic bike class is really good. Prices are very reasonable and the time frame to get a repair done is amazing. You can borrow their tools and a bench to do the repair yourself or one of their volunteers will do it for a very reasonable price and a lot of times while you wait if it’s a minor repair.
I also like how they promote bike safety and don’t rip people off with high prices. I needed a set of clip on bike lights this summer and the price was cheaper than amazon. Their facebook page has a lot of good tips for bike safety. They also have their own parking lot behind the shop with free parking which is a nice bonus for a downtown business.

Such a nice fresh of breath air in downtown Toledo. The staff is best in town and you can either learn to fix it and gain knowledge and satisfaction, or you can have Eric and the staff fix if for you. The best place to take your bike in Toledo.
I’ve both bought a bike from there and I have worked on mine, and it’s gone perfectly every time

This place is great if you use it as a resource to learn about bikes and want to repair/​maintain your own bike. I do not consider it a full on replacement to a standard bike shop and would not recommend taking your bike here for major repairs. Pay a little more and take it to a proper shop.

The address is incorrect. They are now on Washsington and 11^th (They are now at 1114 Washington).
It is great Toledo has this organization. They train kids and people to be bike mechanics and train people to work on their own bikes and provide a place to work on the bikes as well if they want to do their own maintenance instead of having one of their staff do it.
I really like this place is open on Sundays!!!
I have never bought a bike here, but did take the begining bike course and want to sign up for the next one. They offer the courses at 5:30 or 6 p.m. at night for people that work days and they went over a lot in the course. I learned how to patch a tube and how to do is easilly. I also had my bike in and learned how to lube the chain and make other minor adjustments. I believe I paid only $ 55 for the course (it’s only around $ 25 if you don’t want the manual) and got the chain lubricated and the gears adjusted. GREAT deal.