5 Point Bikes

I spent ALOT of money on a bike from Silas. He said it was new. When I went to pick up the bike, he could not find the manual (and had some sort of excuse), and could not find the serial numbers. NONETHELESS, I purchased the bicycle for my boyfriend. Upon further inspection, the bike was not new. When a issue came up, (still within the first 30 days) he did nothing, and pretended to not recognize my boyfriend, whom is hard to not recognize. The ulock he sold us broke within 3 weeks.
THIS MAN IS A SCAM, HE SHOULD BE PUT OUT OF BUSINESS!
BEWARE!!!

I ended up buying a great bike from Silas at ‘5 Points Bikes’. I asked him why I didn’t see his shop listed on-​line, Unilocal or the phone book and the owner (older fellow and an immigrant) said ‘oh I’ve been meaning to do something about that’ — it turns out he has had this shop for over 10 years and while shopping there at least 2 returning customers came for more bikes! All rebuilt & he makes sure they are not ‘hot’ Tucson main police headquarters is down the block!) and he guarantees for 30 days. Went out or his way to find the right bike for me, adjusted everything to my liking… at reasonable prices! A huge variety of types, name brands. kids, youth, adult. The owner does have a myspace page ‘fivepointsbikes’ that isn’t updated often from what i can see. But I got a good deal, safe — comfortable and well fitted to me (he adjusts everything for your comfort) bike! I tried ‘Bicas’ and like their philosophy but the bikes were kind of crappy. 5 Points had a great selection’ I’m a visitor in the Tucson area for 1 – 2 weeks, 5 times a year I now have a bike to enjoy the scenery and get some exercise. I tried craigslist and found people pretty dishonest of their bikes condition and some I suspected were ‘hot’. No matter how good the deal… buying ‘hot’ bikes is evil. Karma baby… karma. Happy trails.