Bike Saviours

As an international student at ASU without a car, I was in a tough spot when my bike got a flat. Since the ASU Bike Co-op is no longer operating, I was honestly pretty worried about how to get around. I ended up walking two miles with my bike to Bike Saviours, and I'm so glad I did. I met Rex, who was absolutely awesome and incredibly helpful. This place is keeping the cycling community alive—I highly recommend them!

When I first walked in there and saw the wonderful array of individuals and people that were in there helping people in the community service their bicycles Adam the man that helped me he was very patient with my many questions and help me tear down this bike that was left in the backyard of one of the houses I worked on which we're going to donate to one of the missionaries of the local LDS Church The manager once they realize we were donating this bike to one of the missionaries it was more...

Great experience! Jared helped me change my brake line mount location so I could mount a baby seat. Very friendly and reasonably priced. Exactly what I was looking for.

Dear Board members & Nicole M.: It is Sunday, Nov 30th and I have just walked out of your co-op after bicycling into the city from Anthem in order to volunteer this week, work on my bike, and buy some much needed used parts. I have walked out without accomplishing any of those things because George, yet again, demonstrated how disrespectful he can be and how lacking in people skills he is. Last spring when I was in several times, it was like juggling personalities with him. Today, I arrived ...

This place is bike heaven! I got my tire fixed for free! I got help from bicycle doctor! People come to fix their bicycles here and volunteer to fix other bicycles! The price is extremely affordable and there are many varieties of bicycles for sale! Loved the atmosphere! Was here on Thursday around 4pm. Wow!