Endless Trail Bike Shop

I would not recommend this bike shop to anyone. We booked our pre-RAGRBAI tune-up a month in advance. The week the tune-up came, we dropped our bikes off and waited two days for a quote. When the quote came around, the owner suggested hundreds of dollars in repairs. I gritted my teeth and agreed to it, hoping it would be worth it for our 430-mile bike ride ahead of us. It was not. The owner refused to give us a time he could do the repairs, even though we needed to be in Des Moines the next day, saying he would get it done "right away." We had to go to the shop twice the next day since he never called us as he promised to.When we finally collected the bikes, it was closing time for the shop and raining outside, so we couldn't take a test ride. When I finally got the bike on the road, I found he had botched the gears, reducing the functionality so only the bottom gears worked. I ended up having to do a week of biking across Iowa on low gears.Save yourself a headache and do not trust this shop with your bike.

They have lots of affordable, reconditioned, used bikes in stock, new bikes, E-bikes, tools and accessories. It's a small one man shop but that means you'll get great personal attention. After getting ignored at the other local shop this is my official LBS.

Not very helpful. Needed a tire changed, for some reason this was an unreasonable request of a bike shop. I'd have understood if it was busy, but it was not, and I think I now know why.

Nick is very knowledgeable and his prices are as fair as you can get. Best bike shop I've been to. I won't be going anywhere else.

Good little bike shop run by a good bunch of guys. I didn't try to purchase a bike from them, so I can't really speak to their sale selection, but they've got most every accessory you could need for your bike and they do repairs on the cheap. It's a laid back atmosphere there, so if you need it done right away this may not be the place to take your ride, but they do good work. Definitely coming back here for my next tune up.

I called the shop to schedule a time to bring my road bike in for a tune-up after Ragbrai. I trust Nick to tell me what needs to be done and what can wait a little longer. This visit I needed a cable replaced and a new chain. I thought it may need more but Nick looked it over and recommended the above. I dropped the bike off Thursday. Nick called the next day with his suggestions and had it done on Saturday. i will always take my bike to Endless Trail because the service is top notch & very reasonable prices.

First of all ignore the lousy review that Dennis S. wrote. Who on Earth would say sure let anyone bring in any bike from any other store and I'll just fix it right up for them on the spot for free??? Are you kidding me? All that guy ever writes is lousy reviews if you look.Ok, here's my review. Nick has always been a good guy to us. He will explain anything or help you pick out just the right bike or equipment that you need. When no one else in Omaha or CB had a specific wheel we needed for another bike HE had the wheel and at a good price. We have bought three bikes from him now, love them all. He really is willing to give you speedy service and always has for us. Nick knows a lot about area trails, different styles of riding, pretty much you name it, if it's bikes he knows about it. You won't beat his prices on repairs either.

I have bought 3 bikes from Nick Kurt the owner of this shop in the past 4-5 years. I drive about 20 miles from west Omaha because his prices are fair, he takes bikes in trade and he gives great CUSTOMER service. Maybe he doesn't have time to give freebie inspections on demand to non-customers as a previous poster complained. Perhaps the previous poster could have asked if an inspection was possible if he left the bike with him for a little while. Nick is pretty much a one man operation and he waits on his customers in a first come first served manner. He will take as much time to help you as you need. I will buy any future bikes from him and encourage anyone in the search for a new (or good used) bike to pay him a visit.

I asked them if they could inspect some bikes for our youth group if a kid stopped by with one. They indicated they were to busy have their work interrupted. They gave the feeling that they didn't want to bother with anything they couldn't make money on.