Scott’s Cycle

They were more than helpful. They not only helped my husband but got him into the perfect bike at the price we were looking for. The salesman was laid back and we had a good time. Thanks again.

I didn’t feel like my business was welcome here. I felt awkward walking in with my bike and getting awkward looks in return, almost like «why… are you… here? «With the exception of the one young man that spoke to me the most, the rest of the staff overtly didn’t care to help or even try to take a close look at what was wrong with my bike. I was ready to drop additional funds here for accessories, even if they couldn’t fix my ride, but their rude demeanor came off borderline racist. Even some regular customers didn’t care about the awkward exchanges. The negative Google+ reviews were very tight about this place. I felt like I just stepped out of the Twilight Zone with how horrible this experience was for me.

Great bike shop with great service. They seem very experienced, knowledgeable, and are very friendly. They are very very quick (were able to put my bike bike together same day they received it)! And one of the employees was nice enough to help me fit my bike into my tiny car.

(wrong address — it’s SE Commercial)
Dropped in on my way to SF from Hornby after a massive and delicious platter of huevos rancheros at Busick Court café, which is about 2 blocks away on Court/​Commercial. Nice open floor and good light, tons of stuff, though no track stuff that I could see… odd for Oregon I thought, since it’s crawling with urban hipsters… maybe that’s more Portland. Anyway, I had to buy some Scott’s Cyclery stuff cuz, well, my name’s Scott, and I have to represent… myself, I guess.
$ 89.95 is a tad steep for a Canari (not Assos or Castelli) jersey I thought, but bought one anyway. ~$ 5 Scott’s water bottles (by Trek) were a touch steep as well, and I already lost one, since they are slightly smaller than standard and I have a Performance bottle cage on my Steelman… a disgrace perhaps, but it’s stainless steel and actually looks handsome.
Anyway, nice guys at the shop, and it’s big. Plenty of bmx crap, which i’m not too excited about, but someone probably is. In all, a fine shop that I would frequent again when/​if in Salem, Oregon.