I've been here on at least 5 separate occasions now to fix various components of my two bicycles. The volunteers are incredibly knowledgeable and helpful; in the process of repairing my bikes I've learned a tremendous amount and had a lot of fun. If you've got the time to spare and are open to learning something new then this is by far the best way to get your bike fixed for the money.
Great job keep up the good work The definition of a community bike shop
A community-focused place where you can repair your bike for cheap (unbelievably cheap!) and learn a lot while doing it!
This is truly of my favorites place in San Francisco! The staff is knowledgeable, helpful and so, so, so nice! The best people with the biggest hearts :)
I went to the shop today because a car had run over my wheel and it was bent. Two members of the staff helped me fixed it (one was Olbert & the other I forgot the name of, but thanks so much to both!) and I was out with a bike that felt like new and new knowledge after an hour of work
Great shop. Really nice folks helping the community with bikes. Can t beat that!
I've only been there once but I was able to work on my bike, and repair and adjust everything that needed servicing. Since I didn't have any tools of my own that opportunity really helped me out a lot.
Thanks Bike Kitchen
Noel
This place is awesome, I love it. You get a sense of community and that s special, also super friendly staff an they are very helpful. I will definitely start going there now.
These folks are phenomenal . The best thing in SF if you cycle. If you have even a tiny thing wrong with your bike, take it there, meet the amazing experts and learn how to fix it all yourself. You may even find yourself tempted to do more (I fixed my gears, brake cables and levers and seat on my first trip). It's amazing .
This is such a great space, I can't recommend it enough. I got my bike fixed up in no time and got dozens of questions answered by the friendly volunteers. Cheap parts too!
Amazing place. My rusty old screeching bike was treated so well. They are so nice to a first timer who has no clue. They help you learn how to fix your bike, and they charge you only about 1/5 of what I usually pay for the same kind of tune-up.
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