Kokopelli Bike & Board
Bike shop, eMTB rentals and repair · West Main Street, Cortez, CO
A bike shop at 130 W Main St. in Cortez, with a second location in Dolores. It rents Specialized electric mountain bikes, full suspension, hardtail, fat and cruiser bikes, paddleboards and winter gear, sells bikes from Specialized, Trek, Devinci, Ibis, Surly, Salsa and others, and runs a full-service repair shop.
Hours
| Monday | 9 AM – 5 PM |
| Tuesday | 9 AM – 5 PM |
| Wednesday | 9 AM – 5 PM |
| Thursday | 9 AM – 5 PM |
| Friday | 9 AM – 5 PM |
| Saturday | 9 AM – 5 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Cortez hours from the shop's website, checked September 2026. The Dolores shop at 315 Central Ave. is open Tuesday to Saturday.
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Rentals for dirt, water and snow
All rentals are priced per day, with 10% off for three days or more, and a helmet is free. Each bike comes with a pump, spare tube, tire levers and a multitool, and the shop sets pedals, shock pressure and saddle height for you. A Specialized electric mountain bike is $100 a day, full suspension Specialized and Devinci bikes are $80, hardtails and fat bikes are $50 and cruisers are $35. SOL stand up paddleboards are $35, and in winter cross-country ski and snowboard packages are $25.
If you are demoing before you buy, 50% of your rental fees, up to $100, go toward a new bike. Rentals due on a day the shop is closed come back the next business day before 10 AM. You can book online for either Cortez or Dolores.
Repairs and tune-ups
The shop says its mechanics can fix, install, replace and rebuild anything, and aims to be transparent and fair on price, with estimates on request. The Basic Tune is $75 and covers a cleaning, shifting and brake adjustment, wheel truing and bearing adjustment. The Standard Tune is $150 and adds brake bleeds, tubeless sealant and hanger alignment. The Deluxe Tune is $225 and adds ultrasonic drivetrain cleaning and 50-hour fork and shock service. A hydraulic brake bleed on its own is $25.
Brands and group rides
Bike brands include the shop's own Kokopelli Bike Company line, Specialized, Trek, Devinci, Ibis, Surly, Salsa, Cult, Fiend, Stolen, Haro and Broccoli Bikes. The shop's trail pages cover local riding such as Phil's World, Boggy Draw, Sand Canyon and the High Country.
The Cortez 69er is a free ride with no sign-up that starts and ends behind the Cortez shop, mixing pavement, gravel, dirt road and singletrack. The short route is 49 miles and the long route is 70 miles, with no resupply along the way. The shop has a 4.8 rating from 158 Google reviews.
Compare other bike shops in Cortez or plan a ride with the Montezuma County eBike guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
+Can I rent an electric mountain bike in Cortez?
Yes. Kokopelli rents Specialized eMTBs for $100 a day, with a helmet free and 10% off rentals of three days or more.
+How much is a tune-up at Kokopelli?
The Basic Tune is $75, the Standard Tune is $150 and the Deluxe Tune with suspension service is $225. Parts are extra.
+Does Kokopelli have a Dolores shop?
Yes. The Dolores location is at 315 Central Ave. and is open Tuesday to Saturday. Rentals can be booked for either shop.
+What is the Cortez 69er?
A free mixed-surface ride from behind the Cortez shop, with a 49 mile short route and a 70 mile long route. No sign-up is needed.
+What are the Cortez shop's hours?
Monday to Saturday from 9 AM to 5 PM. It is closed Sunday.