Question 1

Does Colonel's Bicycles service e-bikes?

Accepted Answer

No, Colonel's Bicycles does not currently work on e-bikes. The shop can service most other bicycle brands and models.

Question 2

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

Accepted Answer

Walk-ins are accepted at Colonel's Bicycles. Service appointments are also available; customers are encouraged to call ahead and speak with Gordon Johnston about scheduling.

Question 3

What types of bicycles does the shop sell new?

Accepted Answer

Colonel's Bicycles carries new Surly, Salsa, and Jamis bikes in stock. The shop also offers special orders from Co-Motion, Velo Orange, and Jones, as well as special order frames from Ritchey and Soma.

Question 4

Does Colonel's Bicycles sell used bikes?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the shop offers ready-to-ride preowned bicycles from premium brands, as well as a bicycle consignment sales program.

Question 5

What is the history of Colonel's Bicycles?

Accepted Answer

Colonel's Bicycles was founded in 1994 by Doug Cole and Rick Faulkner. The shop is now owned and operated by Corey and Chantal Reed, with shop manager Gordon Johnston handling day-to-day operations. The shop has been serving the Fort Worth cycling community for over 30 years with a commitment to quality bikes and expert service.

Question 6

Where is Colonel's Bicycles located in relation to Fort Worth landmarks?

Accepted Answer

The shop sits on the Trinity Trails, just a few blocks from the West Seventh district on Shamrock Avenue. It is easily accessible from both the trail system and by car, nestled between Inursha Fitness and Minuteman Press.

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