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Chain Reaction Bicycles

Evans, GA

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About Chain Reaction Bicycles

Chain Reaction Bicycles is a family-operated shop at 4407 Evans To Locks Road in Evans, with local roots dating to 1991. Its lineup includes traditional road and mountain bicycles, electric-assist models, and a Levy Plus recreational electric scooter mentioned in the advertised selection. Cannondale is among the bicycle brands associated with the store. Customers looking for a stand-up electric scooter can inquire about the Levy model without confusing it with medical mobility equipment.

The repair department handles bicycle and e-bike maintenance, including flats, brake adjustments, routine tune-ups, and accessory installation. Customer accounts emphasize individual attention and clear explanations, including help for riders of different ages and levels of experience. The shop also provides components and accessories for owners maintaining the bikes they already have. Ask about the current Levy selection and scooter service scope separately, since selling a model does not establish repair support for every scooter brand.

Chain Reaction's published hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, with Sunday closed. Call (706) 855-2024 or visit chainreactionga.com. The Evans address provides one retail and workshop location for Columbia County cyclists and electric-bike shoppers.

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