This rating is based on customer reviews, inventory size, pricing, and service quality
Bridges Cycle Shop in Washington, GA draws mixed feedback: 64/100. Long-time customers cite solid workmanship, helpful staff, and strong vintage-bike know-how, while others report feeling ignored, poor phone response, and occasional in-store waits. Pricing is a common complaint—parts can be above typical salvage rates. Inventory skews to older, rough bikes; selection can be interesting but some items aren’t for sale, so finding parts is hit-or-miss. Yard feels cluttered. Overall: good expertise with inconsistent service. Data is limited and polarized.
What clients say about Bridges Cycle Shop in Washington (GA)
My presence in the shop wasnt acknowledged and after waiting 10-15 mins for employee to get off phone, I was given the impression that he would rather be doing anything else than talking to me. Questions I asked were answered and I gather information that was needed. Prices on the parts I needed were not salvage Prices and were rather steep. I could get the same thing online and eliminate a 30 minute ride.
Everytime I stop in there or call I can't seem to get nothing done. The guy want even take in my bike just for carb work. I heard he's is the best but from what I see I can't tell at all. Terrible
It's fantastic. i have been twice already this week. i read the other reviews before going so i was sceptical. i found exactly the parts i wanted and the staff and owner were super nice.
If you're looking for tons of beat up and rusted jap bikes piled on top of each other, you've come to the right place! not to say theres anything wrong with that, definitely an interesting place to look around, but don't bother asking if anything inside is for sale, because it's not! I've found a few useful parts over the years so I personally like the place. They are open on saturdays for only a few hours, and closed sunday & monday.
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