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Want to purchase a Van Rysel RCR PRO, but had several questions. Nathan was extremely helpful and informative. Very Refreshing.

It's better that users can choose their own payment currency.

I was so thankful to be able to get my bike through Huckleberry, and the experience was great. This was the only place I could find with the specific bike I wanted, and the ordering and delivery process to MN went very smoothly! Thanks team! Oh, and this bike is SO FUN and I love it. Great to be able to turn up the assist to ride with my speedier friends, and turn it down to ride alone and still get a good workout (when I want it :)!

Very happy with my Brompton G-Line.
Had issues with shifting after delivery but the staff took care of it.
Friendly and professional.

Awesome experience! Called and talked to someone about buy a surly grappler they had on sale . Bought and received in 4 days . Bike is perfect ! Love the grappler

Great effort to build me the bike I wanted even though not available in my size.

Sometimes when ordering this blind, like a bike for instance, you really are throwing caution to the wind. It is sometimes a real gamble. I bought this bike under the advice of a kind and "actual person" who guided me through the process. I am admittedly a jackass and need help sometimes. I did pray that I would get an actual bike in the mail and that it would be the one pictured and new. The bike (a Kona Rove) showed up in perfect shape, dialed and ready to go with minimal assembly. I can't thank these guys enough and if I ever get out to San Fran I"m going to give them a hug. Seriously, if had a reservation about buying a bike (or anything for that matter) from this shop, even online, be easy and know that you are buying from real folks who are cool.
-Andrew

I am an avid road cyclist with some triathlons and mountain biking thrown in. I have always wanted a Brompton from the first time I read about them decades ago. We were headed to Taos and I was going to be on my own and figured this was a great trip to get the bike. However, I did not have much time and there are none to be found in Dallas / Fort Worth. Huckleberry Bikes to the rescue. They helped me decide on the size and the gearing. At 6'-1", I went with the medium size looking for something other than sitting straight up and also got the telescoping seat post. They were right, with something like a 15+cm drop to the bars and no reach to speak of, that would have been overly aggressive for tooling around the city. Also settled on the 4 speed. I was not sure that I wanted to be dealing with the cassette and hub at the same time and did not want to maintain both. Looking at the gear inches chart, it seemed like I was always going to find myself between hub gears so 4 speed was the answer. So I have been all over Taos for two days. Museums, coffee shops, restaurants, etc. Several compliments on the bike and it has been a real joy. There are some inclines here and some head wind but the low gear is fine with me. If I were to be in a location with more hills, I figure I could just swap out the chain ring for the 44. But it would need to be hilly. I find myself hitting 20mph often with slight declines, tail winds etc. This pretty much maxes out the top gear. So going down to a 44 would mean a lot of coasting. So bottom line, it is everything that I imagined and .... what are you waiting for ... go and get yourself a Brompton from Huckleberry Bikes!

I'm glad I decided to buy my Brompton from Huckleberry Bikes. Nathan helped me with a demo of folding and unfolding. He also offered great tips for folding sequence and changing gears. What really helped was the time their staff gave for me to test ride a couple of Brompton bikes to help me decide which fit me best.