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Finding the perfect gift can be tough. Which is exactly why we offer gift cards. They make great presents for relatives and friends, and are a fantastic way to thank someone special. They're always the right size and color, too. We can mail the gift card to you or the intended recipient. Just enter the appropriate address in the "Ship To" field during checkout. Park Ave Bike Gift Cards do not expire or loose value over time. Awhile back, we did have a glitch with the company that does our gift card processing. The processor was charging a inactivity fee by deducting $2 per month from the card value if the card was not used for over 1 year. Rest assured that we have corrected that issue and we will gladly credit any gift card that has lost value due to the inactivity fee.
I am the kind of guy that likes to think about his purchases, so the gift card was great for me. The staff at [...] helped me find the perfect light setup.
Gift:
No
Aug
14
2009
5.0
Great Gift Idea
By Biker 1965
from Rochester, NY
About Me
Pros
Easy To Use
Cons
Best Uses
Large Purchases
Any Purchase
Perfect Gift
Comments:
I bought one for [$] 3 years ago and noticed the value was less when I redeemed it. The guys at Park Ave were great; they explained to me that the gift card processor not Park Ave takes one or two dollars a month off the card if it is'nt used for over 2 years. They were able to reinstate the full value on the card. I made my purchase and have used them as gifts a couple times.
Gift:
No
Jun
20
2009
(2 of 3 customers found this review helpful)
1.0
Don't Recommend
By Suka
from Rochester
About Me Casual Cyclist
Pros
Cons
Best Uses
Comments:
The gift card doesn't expire, but they charge a monthly fee for "maintenance" and they don't tell you that anywhere on the card or when you purchase it, so if you don't use it for awhile, it could be worth nothing. I had this happen on a card that I was given as a gift, but I wasn't ready to buy a new bike at that time (due to a medical condition). By the time I went to use it the value was nothing.
