Tommy T Cyclery

Fair prices and great service. I'll be back for future tune ups. I would recommend for a local bike shop.

These guys are great! Honest and attentive. I brought some really old bikes in hoping to just tune them up but these guys explained some of the issues they had without trying to swindle me. I don't know anything about bikes so that would have been easy. It's a great family run establishment with fast service.

I moved to the neighborhood a few months ago, in the middle of a polar vortex. When the snow finally melted, I was pleased to discover that a bike shop was a few blocks away. I stopped in while on a walk, and met Tommy. We chatted, and I said I would bring my bike in soon for a tune-up. When I returned a few days later, Tommy remembered my name, and told me the bike would be ready within a few days. I was pleasantly surprised to get a call the next day telling me that my bike was ready. I was short a few dollars (there was a flat they repaired, so the cost was a little more that the basic tune-up). Tommy let me take the bike, and said I could stop by whenever it was convenient to settle up. I was very pleased with the tune-up, and the genuine interest that Tommy, and his assistant, showed. They were both very personable, knowledgeable, and welcoming. Not to mention, trusting.Highly recommend Tommy T's!

If I were in the market for a bike I'd buy it here. Or at least learn about bikes that an out-of-shape mid-50s hacker like me ought to consider. I was in the neighborhood, doing errands, on my bike, and asked where I could find a shop for a lock and a water bottle. The nice guy at Linhoff Photo directed my to the nice guy--who happened to be the owner and namesake--at TommyT. He may be over fifty, but he's neither out of shape nor a hack. I told him what I needed, and like an old-fashioned grocer he disappeared into the back room to get the items. I mean, how many different brands and styles of water bottles and locks does one need to have on hand? The bulk of the store is taken up by bikes, and a dozen or so square feet of tidy repair shop space. Like it should be, right?

tommy's new in the hood and while he's not stocking parts and such in quantity yet he's starting to put together a line of bikes to sell. if you're in a rush for a part, he's probably not the place to go to for a little while yet. but if you can wait a day or so, he'll order up the parts and have them to you post haste. he has QPB and given that they're local, you're going to get your parts pretty damn quick. the neighborhood's been in desperate need of a good bike shop for a while now and tommy appears to be taking a grass roots approach to building up the business. he's really friendly and there's always someone from the neighborhood in the shop. i've been very happy with all of the purchases to date and they did a great job with the spring tune up for my wife's bike this year.

Great bike shop. The owner is super friendly and repaired my bike in about 15 minutes. Really friendly and fast. Highly recommended.

Tommy T Cyclery is a neighborhood gem! I had two bikes serviced recently and had a wonderful experience. I am not a bike expert so I appreciated Tom's feedback about my bikes and recommendations for service. He completed the service in a reasonable amount of time and even delivered the bikes to me even though this wasn't expected. He seems committed to the bike community and also happy to do business with those of us that don't know much about biking. I am so grateful for Tom and will definitely return.

Really good service when I've had bike repairs as well as purchases (helmets, add-ons). Not a large shop but good range of options for what I was looking for. Good rates on repairs and finished on time as promised. Glad they're here in the neighborhood!!

I walked in and said "I have a budget of $500 for a new commuter single-speed." Tommy said "I have the perfect bike for you and it's $100 less than that."He was right, it was perfect for me and he saved me $100. That speaks volumes to his integrity and bike knowledge. There was no pressure, just a helpful attitude and desire to make the customer happy. If I could give 6-stars I would.

I had a very bad experience at Tommy T's today. I never write reviews but I thought I needed to write this one. I am sick of bike shops treating people like crap. I have ridden mountain bikes for many years and I know bikes. I went to the shop to see what they had for my sons next bike. The guy working there basically ignored me, never really making eye contact with me. He kept working away on whatever bike he had in front of him. I spoke up and told him what I was looking for only to be told about a bike that was nothing like what I had just described. He then wanted to sell me a bike "he had just built" from the 1990s with V brakes for $900. Take your money elsewhere. I went to another bike shop named Browns bicycles in Richfield, MN and received the exact opposite experience. The owner stopped what he was doing and just talked to me like a normal person. He didn't have what I was looking for but was very informative on what and when he would have it. I have his card and I will be buying a bike from him soon.