All About Bikes

EVERYONE OVER FORTY STAY AWAY. If you're a super physically-fit young male, you'll receive great service at this place. Otherwise, the owner of this store is an extremely rude, condescending jerk to anyone who doesn't have his level of bicycle knowledge. Case in point: I purchased a bike from him and came back explaining that, after riding it twice, the seat had become too low; he then showed me how to raise the seat, although he neglected to explain that I needed to check specific screws in the process (I guess this was just something anyone with mechanical and bike knowledge would know). When I came back again - this time when he was chatting with some pals on the front steps of the store and clearly not in the mood to talk to me - I explained that the seat kept lowering every sixty seconds after I raised it. This prompted him to roll his eyes before informing me - in a highly annoyed tone - "of course not, this screw is too loose." After I asked him three times what SPECIFICALLY he was doing, he very tensely explained that I needed to tighten a screw after releasing a piece of metal to raise or lower the seat. Of course, this whole interaction could have been avoided if he had thought to explain this to me in the first place - but gee - I guess I should have known. For what it's worth, I would not waste my time or money at this bike shop.