When I lived in Buffalo, I had Rick Cycle perform all repairs on my bicycles. Their service was great and the prices fair. I'm glad to see that they are still in business and expanding. Congratulations.
When I lived in Buffalo, I had Rick Cycle perform all repairs on my bicycles. Their service was great and the prices fair. I'm glad to see that they are still in business and expanding. Congratulations.
I was one of those people getting in your way QE that day. I picked up a new bike for myself and GF that day!
so inquiring minds want to know... did you get the tandem?
Went there Saturday. What a great relocation. Just a couple of blocks from where they were, but a completely different feel. Very bike friendly, appealing neighborhood. I'm a fan of Main Street, but this location is much better for them. Congrats!
When I was ten years old, my cousin and I, led by our naive curiosity of the city, rode our bmxs down Clinton St from West Seneca to check out the big city. After the oh-no moment of realizing we were pretty far from home, I got a flat tire. Desperate to not call our parents, we limped into Rick's, where someone took pity on us, and fixed the flat free of charge. We promptly hightailed it back to the 'burbs. Thanks Rick's!
Rick Cycle was originally a manufacturer of bicycles at the earlier part of last century. He (I think his name was Walter Rick) sold the business to Schwinn, then went into the retail side of things.Nice to see the name continues to hang.
I really need to purchase a bike --- I will have to stop into Rick Cycle for some ideas.
I really need to purchase a bike --- I will have to stop into Rick Cycle for some ideas.
I work nearby and am happy that there is a cool place attracting good attention. The only downfall is the store front. Neo was nice to walk by and see all the beautiful things in the windows. Now there are old dirty bike parts lining the windows. It would be great to see it cleaned up a bit with maybe a new bike in the window or something.
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