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The Easy Rider

The Easy Rider

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4211 106 St NW, Edmonton, Alberta, T6J 6L7, Canada
(780) 413-4554 www.theeasyrider.com
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May 26, 2019
These guys and girls will get you started with a pretty much anything board related. I usually come here for soft wheels and downhill longboarding supplies. They also have a massive selection of street skating equipment. One of the best shops in Edmonton!

Jan 7, 2019
Excellent service. The staff is so helpful and knowledgeable, he spent lots of time explaining different products and gave me lots of options to choose from. I don’t really know a lot about snowboards but after visiting the store I feel like I took snowboard 101 lesson. Staffs are always willing to spent time with the customers and help them to get the right products. I bought my very first snowboard there and I’m so happy with the service and the board. Very fair prices too!

Jul 1, 2019
it seems they get to work, but itching to back home.

Jan 19, 2019
Very helpful and friendly staff. And a good variety of product. Had a great time bringing our son here to pick up his first snowboard.

Nov 9, 2018
Easy Rider is excellent. The staff are super knowledgeable and ready to spend the time with their customers so you get the right product. We checked out many places and came back to Easy Rider because of the service and great staff! Also prices are very fair.

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