Bicycle Tattoo and Piercing

"Hello there! I have been going to Bicycle for 6 years now. I want to give a huge shoutout to all the staff who have been kind, professional, and all masters of their craft. I have gotten tattooed by Eric, Jason, and Aly as well as various guest artists through the years. Recently I started getting work done by Noah as well and the customer service, care, expertise, and jewelry selection has been beyond a 10/10. It is always a pleasure to visit and see everyone. There is no other shop in the area right now that I would recommend more than Bicycle. I can’t wait to get more work done in the future, let it be tattoos or piercings. We are lucky to have such a gem in our city."

"Emily and Noah are seriously the best! Emily changed out a bunch of my jewelry (which included nipple rings) and she made me feel so comfortable and confident. You really can’t go wrong with either of these two. They’re both absolutely amazing!"

"If you’re not going to bicycle you’re doing it wrong. They’re by far the best in the area for piercings and tattoos. Noah and Emily are so talented and knowledgeable and really take their time to make sure things are done right the first time. Also the jewelry selection is *chefs kiss*. You can’t go wrong with any of the tattoo artists there, they’re all amazing. But extra shout out to Josh, he’s done the majority of my work and is always so chill and inviting - he also kills it every time."

"I got a piercing there and the piercing experience itself was fine but the aftermath was not. At the appointment I did show the Piercer, Noah a picture of what I had in mind, after there was a miscommunication and we cleared it up quickly and were good to go. I got pierced and that went fine. About two weeks I noticed it was still very red and I had concerns so I took the jewelry out immediately due to instructions of another piercer. The jewelry cut into my skin and made a indented wound. I notified Noah and I was told that it was because there was a “lack of communication” it is not my job as a customer to make sure the jewelry wont cut into my ear. It is the piercers job to make sure I have the right anatomy and that, that wont happen. I showed him a picture of what I wanted. I only received a 1/4 of the amount I paid as a refund. Being blamed as a customer isn’t professional and it’s unappreciated."