Recommend a Denver bike shop please!

I hate it when I walk into any gear shop but especially a cycling shop and nobody is around to help.  Sometimes I wonder if for me it's because I don't have the typical cyclist's body but nevertheless, I may not be buying a $5000 bike right now but you never know when and I can't tell you how many shops I've been in where they just ignore me.  BV has taken wonderful care of me this summer.  I do group rides out of there 1-2 days per week so they know me and I get friendly smiles every time I'm there whether I buy nothing, a few gels or more expensive items.  I've gotten great comments on my ride (a LeMond Buenos Aires, not purchased there) and they're always willing to help me with little issues like when my saddle was rotating as I rode but I couldn't tighten down. 

Another note, they will be doing Tuesday and Thursday night spin classes this winter for I think $5 or maybe $3 can't remember.  For the ladies only, come join the Wednesday night spins starting around Halloween for free!  The leader is fantastic and is one of the key people who got me involved in multisport.  

I purchased and fitted at TREADS in Englewood, really great experience.
For little things, I could include in a route to other destinations with baby-trailer, I used TURIN Bicycles(?) on 7th. (although when they're really busy, it's hard to get sales assistance).

I must say i'm surprised so many of you recommended bicycle village.  I went there today (to the aurora location) and was treated HORRIBLY!  It was so bad I actually walked out, and I love bike shops so it takes A LOT for me to walk out!  The guy who helped me knows less about road bikes than I do, which is hard to believe, but beyond that he replied to every one of my questions with an "are you a ?" type of answer.  He didn't listen to a word I was saying about what I wanted, and kept getting out bikes that were nothing like I wanted/needed.  Even after the fit guy told him he'd picked out the way wrong bike for me it didn't get any better.  After I left I went to get lunch and considered going back and asking someone else, but I just couldn't bring myself to walk back in there.  They seemed waaaaay understaffed.  The idiot that was helping me was also working with someone else.  I'm glad others have had good experiences there but you'll definitely never see me there again!

On the other hand, the Denver Spoke (my usual fave), campus cycles, and bikesource have all been awesome! 

Ok just in case anyone is reading this, I guess I better tell the rest of the story.  After writing an angry letter to bicycle village on sunday night, they have done a good job of getting back to me and trying to make things right.  On monday I got a call from a manager.  I missed the call but he left a message apologizing for the guy who helped me saying it was his first time ever on the sales floor but that that shouldn't excuse him.  I could tell the guy was new and didn't know his stuff, but the whole reason for going to a place like BV is to talk to ppl who do know their stuff rather than the usual idiots who just want your money.  Anyway, that manager was out today but said for me to call him wednesday and he'll be willing to personally help me pick out a bike.  Today I got an email from Andrea, who is apparently a women's cycling specialist there (and now i see someone here suggested I talk to her from the start....).  She also offered to personally help me pick a bike.  So I may be going back there again tomorrow.  We'll see.  But at least I hate them less now.