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Rentals are not charged per hour, they're charged per day. The rental bikes consist of Domane SL6 disc, Emonda SL6 disc, Fuel EX8 and Dual Sport models. There are also Ebike rentals available. Please call the shop to details.

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Started mountain biking this past year and the team at Atlanta Trek has been extremely helpful. From helping me find a used bike in my budget (they were willing to bring it in from McDonough) to answering all my questions about helmet types (and bringing out many to try on) to being chill with my kids as they want to try out all the bikes. They even provided a lot of good recommendations for trails as I'm new to the Southeast. Definitely will be back!

So TREK Atlanta--Peachtree City is not the location I would personally recommend. The negative comes in through my overall experience at this Trek location, not w/ any associate personally. When I first arrived into the store, I see about 6 associates/techs on the floor. No one greeted me. They all look at me & notice me, but not one greeting. Thats not too much of a deal, I just went ahead & start looking at bikes. I'm a complete novice & a little uncomfortable as I haven't been on a bike since I was a child (& that bike was a gift). I know diddly about bikes, so I was slightly overwhelmed. After about 10 mins of pretending to understand what the difference of all these bikes are, I finally get greeted... I can't remember the woman's name but she was kind & polite, but definitely didn't seem too concerned on selling me a bike or not. Almost like she assumed I wasn't going to get one already. I seemed to be more proactive in asking if there were other ways to find/order bikes since the store had limited options for my bike size (S, 5'3). I mentioned Id be doing majority city biking, she advised that a hybrid/city bike would best, but that there were none available. Moments later they have a delivery w/ bikes in my size--Whoohoo! I went to test drive the bike. Had an issue w/ the gears. I was outside & went to ask the male associate in the basement garage for help. He was on the phone, scoffed, rolled his eyes & walked over to me w/ an attitude, like I interrupted his conversation. I went to ask him for help but he didnt listen to my question & immediately said "they can help you upstairs"--it was rude as hell. Like at least listen to the question, damn. I went upstairs a slightly older gentleman asked if I needed help, I told him my issue, he fixed it in literally 20 seconds. (I bet the other guy could have done the same thing if he'd taken the time to care enough) I end up getting the small framed bike recommended earlier by the female associate. Come to find out later that night researching its a mountain bike--which was weird because we had a extensive discussion about the hybrid/city bikes being what I needed. But I assumed she seen my desperation for a bike & just wanted to get me in one. So I ended up taking the bike back for a full refund. Being new to the biking game I didn't feel really welcomed or comfortable. I felt like a burden. & those bikes ain't cheap. For luxury prices I do expect luxury services. So I went to another store & purchased a Trek there (posting a review soon). That experience was almost the complete opposite it was so good. This was my very first bike shopping experience, & I most likely won't be back to this store.

I have had Yelp for several years, and have only written a few reviews. I am writing this one because Atlanta Trek was a GREAT experience. I worked with Allen. He was extremely nice, very knowledgeable, and helped me make a great bike decision. I learned a lot and had a lot of fun. I live in Atlanta, and have a number of bike shops closer to me, but this will be my bike store from here on out.

Never have disappointed me on repairs. All my bikes are rather rare recumbents, and they have been able to fix everything I have brought to them, and in a fairly timely manner.

This is the local bike shop you've been looking for! I needed to rent a bike for the Augusta 70.3 race. Patrick made it super easy to arrange and set me up with a brand new Trek bike. He configured to my bike fit measurements and it worked great. They also offered some tips about the race and biking in general. The staff is friendly, knowledgeable, and really seems to love what they do. When I returned the bike, they asked about my race and offered congratulations. I just wish they were close to my home in Virginia Beach.

Fantastic, professional, knowledgable repair service. Will always go here for our bike repairs!! Thank you!!

These folks are awesome. From start to finish, renting my Trek SL6 Domani for 2019 Gap3 ride went without a hitch. Called them up months in advance, set aside the bike I wanted with cassette I wanted. Came into Atlanta and bike was as requested and they even got me the Keo pedals I needed put on the bike. Went to Dahlonega and had a blast riding in Gap3 with my team and the bike performed great. Now the best part of all this was dealing with shop's top man named Trey. Trey and his wife really went above and beyond for us and while the bike was great and the store was awesome to deal with, next year I'm bringing back some more riders and using these guys. TREK's are great but TREY is better! Outstanding job guys!

Went in to get some clothing. I was told by a sales guy, "We have some on sale, but I don't know if we have your size." Mind you I'm not a twig, but I'm not obese. So it's strange to hear, I'm not sure we have your size when I'm only in a L size. I don't normally write many bad reviews, but seriously? Please try to be nicer salesmen. Overpriced gear with slightly friendly people. For my first time in I didn't feel welcome.

This is a great store supported by a highly knowledgeable and professional staff second to none in my opinion. They've been every time I visit and it's often. My bikes only go here! Great to bounce ideas off of for technical support. I would highly recommend them for great products, accessories, sales and technical support.

Walked in to buy and bike and walked around the store and not one person came up to ask if we needed help. Obviously our money wasn't good at this store.

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Started mountain biking this past year and the team at Atlanta Trek has been extremely helpful. From helping me find a used bike in my budget (they were willing to bring it in from McDonough) to... More

So TREK Atlanta--Peachtree City is not the location I would personally recommend. The negative comes in through my overall experience at this Trek location, not w/ any associate personally. When... More

I have had Yelp for several years, and have only written a few reviews. I am writing this one because Atlanta Trek was a GREAT experience. I worked with Allen. He was extremely nice, very... More

Never have disappointed me on repairs. All my bikes are rather rare recumbents, and they have been able to fix everything I have brought to them, and in a fairly timely manner. More

This is the local bike shop you've been looking for! I needed to rent a bike for the Augusta 70.3 race. Patrick made it super easy to arrange and set me up with a brand new Trek bike. He... More

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Started mountain biking this past year and the team at Atlanta Trek has been extremely helpful. From helping me find a used bike in my budget (they were willing to bring it in from McDonough) to... Read more

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Atlanta Cycling Festival offers many-splendored experiences on two wheels

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Spandex is not mandatory at the Atlanta Cycling Festival! That certainly should come as a relief to those who might want to participate in the 10th annual event but are less than enthusiastic about wearing the unforgiving cycling wardrobe staple.

“Don’t worry, you don’t have to wear spandex,” laughed Mark McCampbell, director of the Atlanta Cycling Festival, which sponsors the eight-day event that gets rolling on May 11. “We get people who like to get their spandex on and ride super fast. And, then we have slow rides, a queer ride, a sunrise ride, a ride that features African American-owned coffee shops and even a cocktail ride where everyone dresses to the nines and hits some cocktail bars. We have a ride for every rider.”

Normally attracting between 2,000 to 3,000 participants, the festival features about 30 free rides that welcome all demographics — including non-Spandex wearers, McCampbell said. “We get some participants from cycling groups as well as individuals who may want to bike around Atlanta but find it a bit scary. They feel comfortable with a group ride.”

Sara Lashinsky, a software designer and East Lake resident, has participated in the Atlanta Cycling Festival for several years and enjoys not just the rides but the bike culture. “They are a bunch of people who don’t have anything in common except bikes. There are all types of ideologies, and the organization is an inclusive, friendly place.”

Lashinsky’s favorite ride is the May 17 Queer Ride, a 10-mile trek that explores the city’s iconic gay bars and their histories. In past years the Queer Ride has attracted some 40 people, not all of whom are queer but “allies,” McCampbell said.

Safety is an important issue, especially when biking along the city’s streets, which is challenging even with four wheels. “We try to make the rides as safe as possible and, with maybe a few exceptions, we have a ‘Don’t leave anyone behind’ policy,” said McCampbell. “That means the group stops if anyone has a problem, such as mechanical or needs a short break. We rely on volunteers but there is always someone leading the ride and sweeping it up at the back end. We just want people who love to explore the city on two wheels, including children, to feel safe.”

Not only does Atlanta Cycling Festival do everything to make riders feel welcomed and secure, they also help would-be participants with obtaining wheels. The organization works with Musette, a business that mainly caters to tourists wishing to explore the city on two wheels but don’t have a bike.

“We provide everything anyone needs to ride — a bike, lock, helmet, a bell — as well as a goodie bag that include snacks, ChapStick, hand sanitizer, sunscreen, emergency supplies and water,” said Jane Nguyen who launched Musette last October.

Musette doesn’t have a retail store so would-be riders need to go online and list their height as well as the pick-up and delivery spots. The company offers two hybrid bike models, one more for casual riding, the other a sportier version. She meets riders at parks, the Beltline as well as hotels. There is a three-hour minimum but some have rented a bike for as long as month.

“We give them everything they need to explore Atlanta in the most efficient way,” Nguyen said. “We meet them and I’ll adjust their seat height and get them situated on the bike. I may offer some suggestions as to places to visit around town.”

She hopes locals will use her services for the festival as well as afterwards. “I’ve done rides with [Atlanta Cycling Festival] before — both rides during the festival as well as their monthly regular rides. It’s a great community of people, and you explore Atlanta in ways that you wouldn’t have otherwise.”

Although the annual festival is its signature event, Atlanta Cycling Festival organizes monthly rides, again with different themes and routes, as well as bike rides to campsites with catered meals included.

“We want people to have events all year long,” said McCampbell.

Lashinsky encourages cycling newcomers to sign up for one of the rides at the festival and hopefully participate with the organization in the future , too.

“There are so many reasons to ride a bike — fitness, environmental and social,” she said. The rides are “safe and you’re not moving at breakneck speed. You’ll meet friendly people who want to hear about you. The pace is very conducive to talking to the biker next to you and easily mingling.”

Not in a chatty mood? Lashinsky offers an insider tip: “Just say, ‘See you at the bottom of the hill.’”

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Atlanta Cycling Festival

May 11-18. All rides are free. Various times, locations. atlantacyclingfestival.com .

Rides include:

Black Coffee. 8:30 a.m.-12:25 p.m. May 11. Portrait Coffee, 1065 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd. A ride featuring a few of Atlanta’s best Black-owned coffee shops and roasters.

Intown Dirt Adventure. 1-5 p.m. May 11. Chrome Yellow Cafe, 501 Edgewood Ave. A 29-mile adventure with Adventure by Bike ATL on some of the city’s best urban gravel and dirt trails.

Family Time. 2-5 p.m. May 12. Wild Heaven West End, 1010 White St. Easy family rides with games and activities at the end of the ride.

South River Slow Roll. 3-5 pm. May 12. Gresham Park Recreation Center, 3113 Gresham Road. Join the Weelaunee Cycling Coalition to bike along the South River (also known as the Weelaunee River).

Pretty Girls Ride (Like This). 6-8 p.m. May 13. Starts at the Lola, 621 North Ave. Ends at the Imaginarium, 777 Memorial Drive. Hosted By Musette, the ride is all about “embracing the journey together.”

Mash 2 Brash. 6-9:25 a.m. This ride started by Toecutters cycling club starts at Grant Park (LooseNuts Cycles, 452 Cherokee Ave.) and ends in the Westside Provisions District (Brash Coffee, 1168 Howell Mill Road).

Intercontinental Cocktail Ride. 5:30-9:30 p.m. Buena Vida, 385 N. Angier Ave. A party-paced ride to sample cocktails and tapas at three local bars.

Doughnut Ride. 10:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Check website for starting location. Hit some of the city’s tastiest and best donut spots and work off the calories.

The Queer Ride. 6-9:30 p.m. May 17. Check website for starting location. Explore Atlanta through a few of the city’s iconic gay bars and learn their histories.

Viewpoints. 8 a.m.-12:30 p.m. May 18. Peoples Town Coffee Bar, 55 Milton Ave., Suite A. A 34-mile ride to some of the best — and highest — viewpoints of the city.

Musette (bicycle rentals). 404-706-4700, musetteatl.com

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