Landis Cyclery 712 West Indian School Road, Phoenix, AZ 85013

"Landis Cyclery on Indian is a great shop. I know this shop about 10 years, time to time buying anything there. Nice and qualified staff. Lots of things you would like to buy. They will adjust a bike you bought, install rack you need and change ordinary inner tubes replacing them on thorn resistant ones. Everything quickly and for free. I bought a bike in this shop on July 22nd of previous year, rode on it every day, and I did not know any problem. Valeriy"

"Had my bike repaired here and got some parts over the years but ultimately don’t drive new bikes and have a budget The staff is very knowledgeable, matter-of-fact and reasonable while friendly and neighborly. Thanks guys. !! I even had my car break down a couple And the business next-door with the coffee 1912 blaze some mustache guy tried to fight While I wait for my car to get Towed and I cried at the bin life dumpster lol. Have a good day."

"These guys are chill and helpful. I had an issue with a smart trainer I bought from another company online and brought it in and they fixed it on the spot for free, no questions asked. Then I had a different issue with the same trainer and decided to return it and get one from Landis (the other location in Tempe) and again the experience was great. They went out of their way to install the cassette and build up the trainer for me while I waited, for free. Great service. Great shops!"

"I went in to get matching brakes on my girlfriends Christmas gift. I physically brought my bike into the shop to describe what I wanted and they seemed knowledgeable enough and recommended a pair of brakes that I then purchased ahead of time because they had to order the parts. They gave me a quote and everything seemed fine until the day I was supposed to pick the bike up. They called and told me that they didn’t have levers and we’re going to have to order some and take almost another week. The shop said they had a different lever that they could sell me and I told them not to install it because I wanted a matching set. When I went to pay for the labor of the brakes I was charged almost double what I was expecting and realized that the salesman installed the wrong lever anyway and tried to charge me for the new lever and labor included without telling me. Not only did they not take accountability for wasting my time but they also tried to swindle me and sell me something I specifically told them I didn’t want. There are plenty of other local shops who deserve your time and money. Steer clear of this one if you value your time. So now after paying 150$ for brakes I still have a bicycle that doesn’t have 2 functioning brakes. Also I’ve wasted about 2 weeks of my time in which I could have definitely taken the bike to a shop competent enough to install a full set of brakes when a customer asks."

"When I need a part for my Trek or Specializes bikes they either have it in stock or get it ordered very quickly. Every time I go into Landis I have very good conversations with the very knowledgeable staff."