Note: I have not been diligent about keeping this up to date and therefore have removed hours as well as shops I know have closed. I’m surely missing some newer ones. But the following are certainly old standbys in Eugene.
Arriving by Bike
- Address/phone: 2705 Willamette St. / 541-484-5410
- Website: arrivingbybike.com
- About: Specializes in cycling-as-transportation — that is, commuting gear, freight bikes, cargo bikes, panniers, etc. I have made a couple of big-ticket purchases here, including an Xtracycle kit and some rain gear. Nice shop, helpful people. They sell brands like Breezer, Surly, Brompton, Yuba, etc.
Hutch’s Bicycle Store
- Address/phone: 960 Charnelton St. / 541-345-7521; there’s a Springfield Hutch’s, too: 2100 Main St. / 541-741-2453
- Website: hutchsbicycleseugene.wordpress.com
- About: Hutch’s in Eugene is close to my house and a frequent go-to store for routine stuff like inner tubes, tires, etc. Folks in the shop have always been helpful. It is our local shop for two big brands: Specialized and Giant.
Klink’s Bicycle Store
- Address/phone: 385 W. Second St. / 541-221-9961
- Website: klinkcycles.com
- About: New and used bikes sales, plus a great all-around repair shop. They sell brands like Masi, Surly, Soma, Marin and KHS. They also do custom builds.
Life Cycle Bike Shop
- Address/phone: 1733 Pearl St. / 541-686-2994
- Website: www.lifecyclebikeshop.com
- About: This is my favorite mountain bike-specific shop, but have a selection of city and gravel bikes, too. Good repair shop. Nice people. They sell Pivot, Santa Cruz, Kona, Yeti and other high-end mountain bike brands.
Bicycle Way of Life
- Address/phone: Two locations —
- 2480 Alder St. / 541-342-6155
- 566 Charnelton St.
- Website: bicycleway.com
- About: Been in Eugene forever. It’s my go-to shop for most anything road-bike related, but they also have city bikes, kids bikes, mountain and gravel bikes. A great all-around shop. This is our local shop for the other really big brand: Trek. They also sell Scott, Ibis and others.
Eugene Bicyclist 
I recommend Kerri’s Neighborhood Bike Shop
Location
West Jefferson Neighborhood, Eugene, OR 97402
Hours
Mon – Thurs: 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Fri: 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Sat: 12:00 pm – 5:00 pm
About
Providing professional bike repair with care
Description
$49 Tune-up, $85 Overhaul, $35 Minor Tune(brakes/shifting/lube) $25 Overhaul Hubs, $15 True Wheel, Free Estimates Pick-up Service Available
$5-$10
http://kerrisneighborhoodbikeshop.com
Oh.. and your link to the Bike Portland blog seems to be incorrect
Is Revolution Cycles still around?
Don’t believe so.
Don’t forget WheelWorks! These guys still have the passion for bikes!
407 W 11th Ave Eugene, OR 97401
(541) 431-7300
http://www.e-wheelworks.com/
Hi there, there is also Wheelworks on W 11th. A great store with a nice selection of high end (road and other) bikes (Bianchi and Focus) and great service. I bought my Bianchi there. Bill, the owner, and his cohort go cycling every Saturday morning at 8 am. Meet at the store.
Still feeling New to Eugene / Springfield Area. Want information about cycling and sales and repairs.
I am interested in learning more about newer trikes, namely tadpoles. I have a Sun recumbent bike, yet I want.a new trike. I am finding, that I buy the frame, then search around to get things to make it a trike. What do you know about NuVinci?
Performance Bicycle on Oakway at Coburg Rd. I suggest a ‘revised on ‘ at the top of the list.
I am a new resident to Eugene and am looking to get involved with anything to do with bikes. My last 30 years have been spent in rural NM which is not real bike friendly. Currently i am not a savvy biker but hope to change that. I own a 25 year-old Scott which is in fairly good shape but i need minor accessories (fenders, reflectors, night-use stuff, etc.). I also want to find a setting to learn about repair. And maybe a riding group, though my bike is probably in better shape than i am. Any info/suggestions would be helpful. Thanks.
You know, I bought my bicycle from Blue Heron, which I used to back back and forth (4 miles each way) to school. The bike was great. And yellow, which I loved. They were super nice. And when someone stole it, I called and they were nice enough to look up my registration number so I could give it to EPD (who later recovered it). When I bought my bike they offered a free 6-month tune-up, which I thought was a great service. I have to say, I was really happy with them, and would purchase a bike from them again.
The Paul’s BWoL on W 11th is shut down.