Since 1970, the Peddler has strived to provide Long Branch, NJ with knowledgeable and professional service to ensure a positive cycling experience for the whole family.
THE PEDDLER OF LONG BRANCH
- Address:
- 150 OCEAN BOULEVARD, LONG BRANCH, NJ, 07740
- City:
- Long Branch
- Country:
- United States
- Phone:
- (732) 229-6623
- Website:
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- Update date:
- March 2, 2019, 2:41 a.m.
- Brands:
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- Bike Shop
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Reviews on THE PEDDLER OF LONG BRANCH
Don't drive past! This point needs your opinion.
zandarith: June 14, 2018, 9:32 p.m.
The best part of my experience was that all of the employees I dealt with at The Peddler were friendly and helpful despite being clearly over worked due to the season.
I ordered a new hybrid online which required some assembly. Once together, the gears and brake needed fine tuning. I took it to The Peddler, told them I just needed fine tuning of the brakes and gears and nothing else. They told me "well, it's going to be 2 weeks before we can do it." I was perfectly fine with that and so I left my bike with them.
Two weeks later, I called to check and found that it was ready. Once in the shop, one of the employees retrieved my bike, and informed me that the price would be $85. I politely explained to the employee exactly what I mentioned in the previous paragraph and asked to talk to a manager (which turned out to be the owner). Again, I politely explained the situation and was told "well, I can take $5 off." I told him fine, I'll pay it because what choice do I have, but that would mean that I wouldn't be coming back. At that point, he LOST HIS MIND. He said "just take the F'ing (he used the full word) bike and get out." I told him that I'd be happy to pay a fair price but was told "get the F out." I was stunned, and I said "wow, you're nuts," to which he replied "go F yourself."
I have never been treated so unprofessionally, and I will be strongly suggesting to anyone interested in my opinion to take their business elsewhere.
To top it off, as I rode it home I realized that the gears STILL weren't adjusted correctly and the chain rubbed against the front derailleur...