Bike Browsing

[Paul J]

Is there a good bike shop to go and see a large range of bikes? Or is there a cycling show or something.

It's just that most of the shops I have visted only have a small range and can order everything in, not good if you do not know what you want etc.

 

[roadrash]

ahh, depends where abouts you are

 

[Paul J]

ahh, depends where abouts you are

Cambs but willing to travel for a good shop

 

[derrick]

North london, shorter rochfords have a few,

 

[PaulSecteur]

The timeline goes...

Bike browsing....bike wanting.... working out how to save or what to sell to get the cash...bike collecting and feeling happy....telling the Mrs it was a bargain off ebay, only £50!

 

[vickster]

Evans stores of any size generally have a wide range. Take a trip into London on the train and there are lots of big shops...Evans e.g. Mortimer Street, Waterloo, Cyclesurgery e.g. Victoria, Spitalfields, Onyourbike (London Bridge), Condor if you're feeling rich

I went to the Cycleshow in Birmingham last year - it was pretty poor for actually seeing bikes that you may wish to buy

 

[Psyclist]

Have a look here. All shops listed in the areas.

 

[Paul J]

Evans stores of any size generally have a wide range. Take a trip into London on the train and there are lots of big shops...Evans e.g. Mortimer Street, Waterloo, Cyclesurgery e.g. Victoria, Spitalfields, Onyourbike (London Bridge), Condor if you're feeling rich

I went to the Cycleshow in Birmingham last year - it was pretty poor for actually seeing bikes that you may wish to buy

Good idea never thought about doing a tour of Londons bike shops

 

[vickster]

Not all are open on a Sunday so during the week or Saturday I am sure there are more shops in London, those are just the big chains that immediately sprang to mind! There is also the Specialized Concept Store in Covent Garden