I damaged my trusty bike of 10 years in an accident, and went to Harvest to see if it was salvageable.  Unfortunately, it wasn't, but I had the opportunity to start the grieving process there, trying on a few of their bikes.  They took the time for me to try a few models, and I never felt rushed.  Extremely friendly and chill, and I felt totally confident in purchasing a bike there.  That said, I have yet to, as I'm still trying to get over my old bike (or more realistically, getting my finances in order), but I would not hesitate to buy one from Harvest, and I'd probably go there for any repairs.

Oh, and the cats are pretty great.

  AJ's got a cool collection of bikes, and knew what he was talking about. Definitely check this place out if your looking for something unique or interesting.

  aj is the man. i brought in a bike that was well past its last legs, it had been through two winters outside in the snowy northeast and had brakes and gears that had rusted and locked up, among other troubles. if this bike was a horse, it should have been put out of its misery long ago. in fact, i had taken it previously to another shop which said it was not worth repairing. i love this bike though and the folks at harvest had it rescucitated and running with new parts etc for an amazing price in basically 24 hours. it was nothing short of a heroic feat. i could not be more grateful and stoked.