West Bottoms Bicycles

robert colburn

They had a really good selection. Good prices real friendly atmosphere

chris claypool

Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful! Jay and his team are wonderful. Helped me out in a bind with no questions asked while going above and beyond. They were extremely professional but also extremely caring. I will be using them for each and every cycling need moving forward. A pretty cool location too!

Evan Burghes

Looks like they changed names from “World of bikes”. I bought parts for a 3T. Expensive. They assembled the bike. It took them 2-3 weeks longer than they said and every time I called in the answer was it will be next week. A year later the bike has had massive issues. The crank was installed in correctly doing damage. The brakes weren’t burnt in. The rear brake fluid screw was stripped. Literally the bike has to be taken apart and rebuilt. Horrendous. Never have them assemble a bike for you.

Daniel Bethe

I was shocked that I checked out at only about $30 for a new chain, installation, and a basic tuneup. He aligned my brake pads away from scraping the tire, inflated the tires, and obvious stuff like that. He said a complete checkup. would be in the vicinity of $100, depending on what he finds, because he does a thorough teardown and rebuild with grease and whatever, more thoroughly than what other shops offer. I'd believe his word because he was the nicest guy ever, one of two operators there, and we talked about all the KC bike lifestyle and e-bike upgrades and car totes and everything. Originally, I had called on the phone and I didn't leave a voicemail, but someone checked their caller ID, called me back that day, and left me a voicemail to apologize for being busy and invite me in. Then they responded to my private messages on Facebook. They post customer photos and stories on social media. That's some next level responsiveness, and there's no way a typical busy owner/operator shop would do that. The shop is located inside the same door as Fetch, up the stairs on the second floor but they have a freight elevator upon request. It's the classiest bike showroom I've ever seen, with a thousand models of all types including e-bikes. Checkout is modern with computers, and the service workstation is right next to it so you can watch them work from your couch and coffee table. There is a ton of parking space in a safe and extremely friendly business neighborhood, next to a Vietnamese coffee shop, a gift shop, and around the corner from a few restaurants. West Bottoms is a destination in itself. The building is a super classic restored warehouse with gorgeous old wood floors, so it is a sight to see. I didn't think that a historical district full of warehouses and bridges would be so insanely remodeled and classy and safe. The overall experience is a real gem of KC. Yes, go do sightseeing and photography at a bike shop.