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159 Belgrade Ave, Roslindale, MA, 02131
at Walworth St
Roslindale
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70 ftBelgrade Ave @ Walworth St
140 ft165 Belgrade Ave opp Walworth St
470 ft123 Belgrade Ave opp Penfield St
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Specialties
We are your neighborhood, bike repair shop, serving the neighborhoods of Roslindale, West Roxbury, Brookline, and Jamaica Plain.
We are about SERVICE, be it advice on buying a bike, or in keeping it running at peak performance.
We are passionate about cycling, good service and making new friends. We value our long-term customer relationships.
We offer an extensive line of new bicycles including the speciality Tern folding bikes and Niner mountain bikes, accessories and parts to meet your most demanding cycling needs.
History
Established in 2010.
We are entering our 4th year of business, located at our new, expanded location in Roslindale. Jay, the owner of Busted Knuckle Bikes, has been in the bicycle repair and sales business for almost 20 years, having worked in Boston and San Francisco, CA area shops. In 2010, Jay started his own shop so he could focus on providing the best service and high-value bikes and parts to the biking community.
We have added several speciality brands to our lineup, including Tern Folding Bikes and Niner Mountain bikes, to complement our line of road, mountain, and hybrid bikes.
Meet the Business Owner
Jason E.
Business Owner
Jay is the owner and chief mechanic of the Busted Knuckle Bike Shop. He has worked in bike sales and repairs for over 15 years, both in Boston and San Francisco. He welcomes the opportunity to meet his customers and neighbors, and to provide the highest quality of service for a reasonable price.
Jay is also an accomplished, award-winning artist, specializing in metal, having graduated from the Massachusetts College of Art, with apprenticeships in California to metal sculptors working on the Port of Los Angles reception plaza, major San Francisco, CA civic-setting installations, as well as international study under jewelers in Nepal and artisans in Greece and Australia. His broad exposure has allowed him to develop his own unique style that brings an extraordinary «lightness» to works in his favorite medium, steel.
