FreeWheel Bike
6824 Penn Ave S
Richfield, MN 55423 612-866-7540
Richfield, MN 55423 612-866-7540
| Checkbook's Top Rating | |
|---|---|
| For sales service | NO |
| For repair service | NO |
| For prices of repairs | NO |
- 43 ratings
- 75% gave a "superior" overall rating
- Compare 40 nearby bike shops
- "Great service from a knowledgeable staff. You can trust their recommendations."
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Consumer Ratings for Sales Service for FreeWheel Bike — 18 Ratings
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Advice on choice and use of products
Promptness of service
Staff attitudes/atmosphere
Ease of looking at/testing products
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Consumer Ratings for Repair Service for FreeWheel Bike — 25 Ratings
Percent of customers who rated service "superior" for:
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Overall quality
Doing work properly on first try
Starting and completing work promptly
Letting you know cost early
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Consumer Comments for FreeWheel Bike
Oct 21, 2023
Jan 22, 2019
Jul 18, 2018
Store layout is a little confusing (would be less so if areas were better marked). I found what I was looking for and checked my options. I was approached by the staff to answer questions but otherwise they were unobtrusive. One guy (owner?) was very helpful in the area of clothing -- pros and cons of why I'd want one brand over another. I liked that. Prices were okay; I suspect bike accessories are like pet accessories. Manufacturers and sellers know if you're there, you're into it, and so nothing is inexpensive. Fortunately, nothing is cheap, either. Everything I purchased that day is of good quality and has been working fine for me.
...and 4 more consumer comments for FreeWheel Bike