Mighty Riders

I had Ed and team build a custom bike with all the best parts, a lifetime bike. The price for a titanium based frame, electronic switching gears and the brakes I wanted was very competitive. From seat to handle-bars, risers and pedals, etc., Ed walked me through each and every option over a week or so. Some of the build was with brand new products that needed fine tuning and the team made sure everything worked. I learned a lot from these folks and have always felt comfortable with the work they do. The after sales service a year later was top notch, in fact, for a spring tune-up, less expensive than other shops. Have had the same bike going into 3rd year and it is rock solid, just like my opinion of Mighty. Thanks guys. Bob
8 years ago (28-01-2018)

I can’t beleive some of the reviews, Ed and Patrick are knowledgeable and know how to fix and service all types of bikes, so what , you have to wait a few minutes for service ?! I had awesome upgrades on a bike purchased elsewhere and bought a Salsa Warbird for the winter that brought just joy!
8 years ago (22-03-2018)

This is my go-to bike shop; I'm there a lot. I love these guys and highly recommend them; they are a great resource for information and suggestions. They really want you to enjoy your bike above anything else. They take the time to ensure that you continually have the right fit on your bike, and work with you and adjust your positioning as you progress in your riding over time.
9 years ago (15-07-2017)

Ed and Patrick are amazing. Mighty Riders know their bikes as eschew the pleasantries in favor of making sure your bike is in good shape. Top shop in Vancouver in my opinion.
9 years ago (03-08-2017)

Altogether a great experience- I came in looking for a Trucker because I thought it was the only bike that would fit me for a halfway reasonable price (I'm almost 6"4 with long arms and a taller inseam). I booked a fitting and the staff was very helpful- using an extremely precise set-up to recommend a few bikes based on my bike fitting, and being straight-forward about the positives and negatives of the specs I was after. The dude who did the fitting suggested a Brodie would work better for hundreds less that the bike I came in for, which if you're planning a tour means saving that much more for gear and ferry tickets. If you know what you're looking for in a bike and you've done your homework this should be your first stop on the search.
9 years ago (31-03-2017)