Question 1

Does Colonel's Bicycles work on all types of bikes?

Accepted Answer

Colonel's Bicycles can service most bicycle brands and models, but does not currently offer e-bike service.

Question 2

Can customers walk in for service, or is an appointment required?

Accepted Answer

The shop accepts both walk-ins and appointments. Customers are encouraged to call ahead and ask for Gordon to let him know they're coming, though walk-ins are welcome and the team aims to get bikes serviced and back on the road as quickly as possible.

Question 3

What types of bikes does Colonel's Bicycles sell?

Accepted Answer

The shop stocks brand-new Surly, Salsa, Jamis, Kyoot, and State bicycles, plus quality pre-owned ready-to-ride bikes from premium brands. Special orders are available for Co-Motion, Velo Orange, and Jones bikes, as well as frames from Ritchey and Soma.

Question 4

Does Colonel's Bicycles offer bicycle consignment sales?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the shop accepts bicycles for consignment sales.

Question 5

What is the history behind Colonel's Bicycles?

Accepted Answer

Founded in 1994 by Doug Cole and Rick Faulkner, Colonel's Bicycles has served Fort Worth for over 30 years. The shop is now owned and operated by Corey and Chantal Reed, with bicycle industry veteran Gordon Johnston managing day-to-day operations.

Question 6

Are there vintage or specialty saddle options available at Colonel's Bicycles?

Accepted Answer

The shop carries new vintage Brooks saddles in addition to standard parts and accessories.

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