Mellow Johnny's
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400 Nueces St, Austin, TX 78701

Mellow Johnny's opened in 2008 in the heart of downtown Austin, in an historic warehouse building at 400 Nueces Street. The aim of Mellow Johnny's is to be a destination for cycling and social gathering. The urban setting of the Austin location is based on our commitment to cycling as transportation and utility, as well as fun and fitness. To serve the bike community is our job, but to introduce people to the joy of the bike is our mission. We offer a full range of bicycles for rent, including road, city, mountain, electric bikes and kids bikes!Mellow Johnny's opened in 2008 in the heart of downtown Austin, in an historic warehouse building at 400 Nueces Street. The aim of Mellow Johnny's is to be a destination for cycling and social gathering. The urban setting of the Austin location is based on our commitment to cycling as transportation and utility, as well as fun and fitness. To serve the bike community is our job, but to introduce people to the joy of the bike is our mission. We offer a full range of bicycles for rent, including road, city, mountain, electric bikes and kids bikes!

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mellowjohnnys

12/19/2012

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Mark E.

11/05/2010

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Great Location, Cheap Rentals

I was in Austin for business and stayed over in downtown for the weekend. I had planned a ride around the Towne Lake Trail and had heard all about MJ's through following Lance Armstrong over the years. The location is ideal for renting a bike for the trail as it is just a few blocks away. Not being in for some serious riding, I rented a hybrid for $20 for 4 hours which I think was a bargain. The trail was wonderful (if a wee bit crowded), the MJs staff was pleasant and helpful and was more than happy to point out their water fountain to fill up my bottles for my 95 degree ride. 30 miles later I was exhausted but thrilled with my Austin bike ride experience. I checked out the retail store a bit and I wouldn't say the prices were cheap but it wasn't highway robbery either. The most expensive items were the "touristy" goods - MJs t-shirts and Team Radio Shack items but that isn't unexpected. If I'm ever in Austin again, I'll be sure to stop by MJs . Maybe I'll step up to a road bike next time and really get some miles in.