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Kozy's Cyclery

219 W Erie St
Chicago, IL 60610 312-266-1700
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Consumer from CHICAGO, IL
Jun 01, 2024
A little pricey but they get the job done.
Consumer from Lake Barrington, IL
Jan 17, 2022
Purchased a bike this past year. Staff seemed knowledgeable and helpful
Consumer from Chicago, IL
Aug 21, 2020
I annually have my bicycle completely overhauled and annually tune-up at Kozy's. Cyclery at the franchise's 219 E. Erie Street location since about 2007. I luv that particular location, (219 E. Erie Street - 60610) near the glamorous business, shopping, restaurant, entertainment and Loop area of downtown Chicago, Illinois. Kozy's prices for complete tune-up and overhaul of bicycles are reasonable but their bicycles are very, very expensive; too expensive for me - currently. I only ride a Huffy men's 26" bicycle, (brand new from $69.00 to $153.00). After purchasing my excellent Huffy Bicycle either at 'The BIG Kmarts' (from 2002 until about 2012), Target Stores, (until Target stop stocking Huffy Bicycles in about 2015 ) Walmart (not anymore currently) or now currently since c. 2015 on-line at Amazon.com. I take my Men's Huffy 26" Bicycle to Kozy's Cyclery to have more superior, wide, safely cushioned bicycle seat saddles and/or cruising bicycle seats saddles and superior bicycle peddles that will last permanently. Though Kozy's Cyclery does not sell Huffy Brand bicycles in their very upscale, Gold Coast-Streeterville store at 219 E. Erie Street, they have never made it an issues or refused to do extensive alterations and overhauls and/or annual bicycle tune-ups for my Huffy Men's 26" Bicycles. I purchase nearly all of my bicycle's accessories from Kozy's Cyclery at the 219 E. Erie Street location - (about 75% to 85%); the remaining purchases are divided by Village Cycle located within the Old Town-Gold Coast district, (at 1337 N. Wells St., Chicago, IL 60610 - 312.751.2488) of the city and Beverly Bike & Ski, (9121 S. Western Ave., Chicago, IL 60643 - 773.238.5704) located in the upscale Beverly Hills district within Chicago, Illinois. I have had over twelve, [12] Huffy Men's 26" bicycles since I returned from Los Angeles, California on Sunday, March 02, 2002. All by one of the twelve, [12] were stolen; it didn't matter what type of locking system I used. Though the Krytonite locks can not be removed, some vandal jammed the lock so violently that my key would not turn or unlock the locking mechanism. That Huffy bicycle was eventually removed from the bicycle rack by the City of Chicago. Huffy Bicycles though inexpensive seems to be a very enviable bicycle in Chicago to steal. Chicago is one of the most worst cities in U.S.A. (confirmed by online statistics when I last conducted intense research in c. 2016 so I could cease feeling something was being do to me purposely) for bicyclist due to the ubiquitious happenstances of bicycle thievery in within the 'Third Coast City' - Chicago, IL. Apparently, and unfortunately for honest and law-abiding bicycle enthusiast like me - Number 1 city for bicycle thievery.

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