Great bike shop.. Went in and the guys couldn't help me enough.. RorRor is an amazing gay..dropped…read morehim and the guys some H to say thank you..

Wow I am so incredibly impressed by these guys. So…read moreefficient, so knowledgeable and really affordably priced. It's just €25 for a full bike service and they're happy to have it back to you that day (far quicker than any other bike repair I've been to in my whole bike-riding life)

I was handed back a broken bike that wasn't broken when I brought it in and still expected to pay…read more35 euro for it.

Okay so I haven't actually bought any bike gear in here yet but I do love their calm, little coffee…read moreshop. Pleasant staff...love the little sugar bowls and always clean. I'm not a great fan of the franchise coffee shops. All that banging on the machines is a head melt. Seriously I do need a pain killer after visiting some if those better known chains but this place is lovely and relaxing. I will be back.

Extraordinarily bad customer service. I "dealt" with Ross. Called in a week before my son's…read morebirthday to pick out a bike with him, was told to leave it in store so they could modify it before pick up. Was given a layaway docket and receipt. I rang twice in the week and couldn't get to speak to a salesperson. Finally got through on Wednesday to a different salesperson and asked them to mud guard the bike. Was told that's fine. The bike was sold to someone else by Friday pick up. Hollingsworth said they'd call me back within half an hour as they tried to source the bike elsewhere. I rang back four hours later and was told sales staff were on the floor. Do not shop here.

Given that Dublin is full of grimy little bike shops that mainly do repairs and have a small…read moreselection of bikes that you can hardly see because they're so tightly packed, whereas the bigger shops in the suburbs like Eurocycles or Cycle Superstore look like they're printed off a CAD-CAM app screen with no personal touch... this place ends up being one of the best bicycle shops in Dublin. The bikes are well displayed and easy to see and try out, there's a reasonably good selection, and the owner is very knowledgeable - which counts for a lot. Nor does she try to take over your life while giving you advice - unlike other bike shop owners I have encountered in this town!

Great service from Brian & William... Bought a bike a there a month ago. Mud Front Guard came loose…read moreyesterday and I only noticed on my commute home. Called in on spec and it was fixed there and then. Thank you. Seamus

Great bike shop on Pearse street. Good service and knowledgeable staff. The selection is not huge…read morebut good quality and their prices are reasonable. All in all a good retail experience. Apparently they are adding a coffee bar soon so you can have a coffee while you wait for your bike :-)

I'll back up what Cathal said in that you would never guess that this shop is called MacDonald…read morecycles. I thought it was called 'TREK'. So imagine my disappointment when I discovered that images of traversing the galaxy with a trusty vulcan were no longer to be conjured up by this shop. Instead I get the borderline psychologically scarring image of a 6 ft. 2 clown popping into my mind's eye every time I walk up Wexford street. I've only ever bought a lock here, but I pop in from time to time to see their offers on second hand bikes and the staff are always really nice. BIKE TREK. Now that's a title. For a bike shop; or at least a really bad sports biopic.

This bicycle shop has been an old staple on Wexford St for years. My husband bought a Raleigh…read moreMustang and a MBK in there years ago. They stock Trek, Falcon & Planet these days as well as the old reliable Raleigh Bikes!

So this is a weird one to drive up to. It looks a little like a shop from Father Ted or something…read more Or like some aul wan's house that she's lashed a sign up on front for all the local childers to come and get their bikes at. To be fair to them, once you get inside, tis a different story altogether. It's a fairly big warehouse space full of all types of wheels, and a separate section dedicated to cycle accessories and clothes. To be honest though, it's not that good. I don't know much about bikes, but the selection seemed to be heavily based on men's racers and mountain bikes. Not much in the way of women's or alternatives like fixies or hybrids. My main gripe though was that I must have been there for 15 mins, wandering round, wanting to part with my hard earned cash, but not knowing where to begin. In all that time, ain't no one came over and chatted with me or asked if they could help. In the end, I gave up and left. Customer service is key folks! You can have all the annoying jingle ads in the world to get people to your shop, but if you can't help em when they're there, well what's the point!!!

I was going to be traveling around Ireland for 2 weeks and wanted to rent a bike. Paul was…read morefantastic. He answered right away on WhatsApp and email. He sized me up and asked me about my plans, picked a great Giant road bike to use, gave me great advice about my destinations. I even randomly met up with him the next day riding in Phoenix Park! Paul's enthusiasm is seemingly without bounds; it's worth renting a bike to meet Paul! The bike was perfect too, I should add.

Rented and bought a bike from Paul. Super reasonable and personable. Rented a road bike to ride…read morearound with friends, I was in a last minute pinch to get a weekend rental and Paul was super responsive over email phone and whatsapp. After that I ended up buying a second hand bike for my university bound son. I would rent/buy/maintain bikes with Paul and his crew anytime. Reasonably priced, no frills, superb service. I'll come back to him again next time I need a bike in Dublin.

Very rude, he sold me a bike with very poor brakes and overall not safe! Called the next day,…read moreasking to swap, he didn't pick up or return my calls. I wouldn't recommend this guy to anybody, his bike nearly got me killed!!

If you are like me, saving every cent and not want to spend money on overpriced parts in bike…read moreshops, this is your place to shop around. This is pretty much like buying stuff from online advert, but you can trust it 100%. Not sure about returns and solving any issues that might come after purchase, but there can't be too much, as bike parts are quite straight forward. Better check measurements before buying. Defo try it, if you need some rare parts.

Great first experience. I didn't have an appointment but Antonio was able to fix my bike while I…read moreshopped. Will return!

Required advice and service on my bike before a long charity cycle. The lads had a great…read moreunderstanding and can give advice because they do it themselves. Suggestions have been made on maintenance and parts and they asked the questions required to perform the appropriate service. I had the bike back on the same day but I'll definitely head back when I need further services. Highly recommended.

Well equipped sporting goods and equipment store. Helpful staff were able to direct us to what we…read moreneeded

This original Elverys on Suffolk street feels like it's been around forever, open since 1847. Its…read morepretty much the best stocked sports shop i've ever been too. Although they've expanded in a big way across our little Island, this Dublin city centre store still is sill the best of the lot. From Leitrim GAA Jerseys to Connaught sweatshirts and the latest football strips from the UK and beyond. They do more then the above though, with Elverys stocking everything from Archery equipment to darts as well equipment for lesser played sports, in Ireland anyway, such as cricket and squash. Worth a look if your looking for that hard to find county jersey or if you take up baseball.