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Little Ed's Ski & Bike Shop

Little Ed's Ski & Bike Shop

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543 Bay St, Midland, Ontario, L4R 1L4, Canada
(705) 526-0202 littleeds.ca
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Jan 11, 2018
These guys are very knowledgeable and very helpful. I always have a great experience shopping here and they do a great job at getting you properly fitted for any sport with the right stuff from the beginning, and the prices are amazing. Would definitely recommend popping by if your looking to get into something recreational.

Jun 20, 2018
was so insulted by the sign on the door No dogs allowed, they have fleas, ticks, fur and a lot more I can't remember I left and went to The Bike Shop on HWY 93 They allow dogs and people who love dogs are good people

Dec 21, 2017
Owner is rude and apparently doesn't want to sell you things. Sad. Oh you mean the cash counter that I was told by your staff to look at product, like the cash counter that backs on to your stairs and does not have anything delineating it from the rest of your store? After explaining to you that your staff member told me to go look at the bike locks you didn't back down and continued to argue instead of fixing the situation. Nice try, you're handling of the situation was a poor choice. Maybe next time try something like, "can I help you?"... Survey says, don't be aggressive to people trying to shop in your store. AH

Sep 2, 2017
Very very helpful! Brent was great! Answered my questions, not "sales pushy" many options, knowledgeable, patient and personable! Good price point! I like the simple and small size of the shop not overwhelming. Owner seemed very nice! Love my new bike! Will be back in the spring for more family bicycles!

Jul 19, 2017
Took my son's bike in to get it tuned up. They were very honest about the condition of his bike and cost of repairs. Appreciated that they didn't let me spend my money on bike that wasn't worth it. Thanks!

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Opening Hours

Mon:2 pm - 6 pm
Tue:10 am - 6 pm
Wed:10 am - 6 pm
Thu:10 am - 6 pm
Fri:10 am - 6 pm
Sat:10 am - 3 pm