CampfireCycling.com Reviews

"Good stuff! Y'all got B.O.B. trailer stuff, dang it! My B.O.B. Hitch works great. I ended up ordering the wrong B.O.B. Nuts though. Wrong thread pitch... Meh... I'll keep them for the future, maybe I'll end up with a skewer that works for these. Y'all shipped quick too. Thank you. "

"Campfire Cycling is awesome! I bought a frame bag, top tube bag, and water bottle cage from them 2 weeks ago. They originally sent me the wrong top tube bag, however Burger with customer service was really helpful by discounting a second purchase to get my original bag and I kept the second top tube bag! They shipped it out right away and it came just in time for a quick overnight 90-miler this past weekend. Thanks a bunch for getting me trail-ready!"

"Before I get into this review a little background on how I ended up at Campfire. I used to ride 300 miles a week. I've done a lot of backpacking since 2010, starting with a solo ride from Tucson to Chicago. I was a runner doing sub 2 hour half Marathons. I was also climbing at an advanced level. All of that changed when I got sick 6 years ago with CFS\/ME after a bad viral infection. CFS is similar to Long Covid. Needless to say, my whole life was flipped upside down. I went from being an active social person to being bed\/housebound for the first 4 years. It's been a very long battle back to some semblance of normal. I still am in the recovery process but I'm now able to ride again with the help of an ebike. A friend told me about the awesomeness that Campfire is. They are not wrong. I went in there to buy the new Salsa Confluence. Ellie was incredibly helpful! I'm also autistic and new things can be a bit challenging. Ellie's warmth and knowledge made it incredibly easy for me. The shop is at the heart of downtown on Toole. It is gorgeous! I'm thrilled with what they are doing for the bikepacking community here in Tucson. I hope I can one day do big rides again. Supporting local bike shops is so important. Campfire is my go-to local spot from now on. Thanks, Campfire Cycling for making getting back on my bike so much easier. "

"Before I get into this review a little background on how I ended up at Campfire. I used to ride 300 miles a week. I've done a lot of backpacking since 2010, starting with a solo ride from Tucson to Chicago. I was a runner doing sub 2 hour half Marathons. I was also climbing at an advanced level. All of that changed when I got sick 6 years ago with CFS\/ME after a bad viral infection. CFS is similar to Long Covid. Needless to say, my whole life was flipped upside down. I went from being an active social person to being bed\/housebound for the first 4 years. It's been a very long battle back to some semblance of normal. I still am in the recovery process but I'm now able to ride again with the help of an ebike. A friend told me about the awesomeness that Campfire is. They are not wrong. I went in there to buy the new Salsa Confluence. Ellie was incredibly helpful! I'm also autistic and new things can be a bit challenging. Ellie's warmth and knowledge made it incredibly easy for me. The shop is at the heart of downtown on Toole. It is gorgeous! I'm thrilled with what they are doing for the bikepacking community here in Tucson. I hope I can one day do big rides again. Supporting local bike shops is so important. Campfire is my go-to local spot from now on. Thanks, Campfire Cycling for making getting back on my bike so much easier. "

"Before I get into this review a little background on how I ended up at Campfire. I used to ride 300 miles a week. I've done a lot of backpacking since 2010, starting with a solo ride from Tucson to Chicago. I was a runner doing sub 2 hour half Marathons. I was also climbing at an advanced level. All of that changed when I got sick 6 years ago with CFS\/ME after a bad viral infection. CFS is similar to Long Covid. Needless to say, my whole life was flipped upside down. I went from being an active social person to being bed\/housebound for the first 4 years. It's been a very long battle back to some semblance of normal. I still am in the recovery process but I'm now able to ride again with the help of an ebike. A friend told me about the awesomeness that Campfire is. They are not wrong. I went in there to buy the new Salsa Confluence. Ellie was incredibly helpful! I'm also autistic and new things can be a bit challenging. Ellie's warmth and knowledge made it incredibly easy for me. The shop is at the heart of downtown on Toole. It is gorgeous! I'm thrilled with what they are doing for the bikepacking community here in Tucson. I hope I can one day do big rides again. Supporting local bike shops is so important. Campfire is my go-to local spot from now on. Thanks, Campfire Cycling for making getting back on my bike so much easier. "

"Great personal phone contact with Burger regarding racks etc for our Specialized Aethos'. He had recommendations for adding a seat post collar for fore\/aft stability. During the process of creating the order Burger had a few days off and Dave stepped in to fill the gap and finalize the order. A great company with emails worth reading!"

"I ordered a set of Revelate nano panniers that I needed to get quickly for an upcoming trip. The guys at Campfire shipped them out the same day and met my schedule. The nano panniers worked great for my trip on the GDMBR. Great job Campfire and Revelate!"