While cycling the Amy Galett trail, had a problem with the break on my bike. Called into the guys…read moreat Bicycle Fix, Woodside SA. Without any hesitation they rectified my problem with out delay. When I offered to pay they told me to forget it. Amazing in this day and age.

Finally, a local Bicycle shop offering a personal service. It was a Sunday lunchtime..we perused,…read moregot advice, were given options and then we went away for lunch. We came back, and still the same personal service as previously. We tried many bikes until we were clearer on what we wanted and then were allowed to go off for a test ride. A bit of fine tuning..nothing was too much trouble and we were treated with courtesy at all times, which not being very cluey, is often not the case. The purchase was made before we realised that we already had two bikes in the van and couldn't fit any more. Just when I was going to ask if we could return with an empty vehicle, the owner, Steve, offered to deliver to our door at no extra charge. how good is that! thank you Steve. Customer Service is paramount. Sunday afternoon delivery completed!!

Very happy with the service provided and quality product- this is my first helmet purchase that is…read moreactually comfortable.

Standish Cycles is one of the better all-rounder bike shops I've come across. They do a decent…read morerange of just about everything, including mid-range road bikes, mountain bikes, commuters, BMX and kids bikes. You don't see many BMX bikes sold in standard stores, yet these guys have a good range. They're also more than happy to order you in parts for fixed-gear bikes or BMX if you're building something uncommon. The guys in the store are very helpful, and all bike-mad, which means they know their stuff and will tell you a lot extra if you're keen to know what's going on or what they've been up to. Their range of kids bikes has quite dramatically increased over the past month, presumably in time for Christmas, and they have also extended their stock of retro cruisers, which come in a variety of colours. Also, a small bike extension to add onto a larger bike is only $229 - that's one way to enjoy the summer holidays with your kids!

Yay, bikes! Even with all the public transport and car driving going on these days, I still prefer…read morea good old fashioned bike ride. Standish Cycles have always been one of the best. They've been at West Lakes for as long as I can remember, and the staff really seem to know what they're doing. I've gone into this store several times with my mum, trying to find extra bike or skateboard accessories for my brother, even though we had no idea what we were looking for, and all we had to do was attempt to explain what we were looking for to the staff members and they immediately knew what we were on about. That's what I call good customer service.

The Semaphore Cycleworx is smaller than its nearby Port Road equivalent, but stocks a rather…read moredifferent range of bicycles. This shop sell a lot of new vintage style bikes, with high handlebars, huge comfy seats and a maximum speed of around 15 km per hour (unless you're going down an enormous hill). To balance this, they have a small range of road racers, as well as a good range of hybrids. They've got quite a few kids' bikes, which the Port Road store doesn't deal in, so it's a great bike shop for families. The prices here are quite decent, and it's worth looking out for older stock or any specials, because you can get yourself a bargain here.

Good level of service and nice range of a variety of bikes. It's the sort of place you would call…read morean all rounder and the Avanti range are great bikes that all service they're owners well. I road one for a few years and it's good to by local (New Zealand) when one can. Though I normally shop elsewhere I have recently worked out that this is my closest shop and one that I should become closer to. Stores are always happy to look after they're regulars I have found in the past.

Whippets is a 5 stars bike store. Hidden in a Stepney side street, they've 'rebadged' themselves as…read moreBike Bug, a large Aussie online store, so the store operates as BB but the workshop/cafe remains as W. My first visit there was a service, which was well priced and the bike performed well & even got a light clean. My second visit was to repair an unknown hub noise. They opened the hub, found nothing wrong and didn't charge me for it. Great service. My third visit was to buy 10 Continental unboxed road tubes for just $50. A bargain. Not all their prices are great so in terms of cost it's not a one stop shop. But....they're knowledgeable and friendly and they do coffee.

Awesome bike repair shop with eclectic atmosphere, great coffee and a nice place to drink it in the…read moregarden!! A great place to sit back, relax and have your bike fixed!! Great innovation. Love it!!

I'm not a cyclist, but when I went with a friend to fix her bike, Norwood Parade Cycles were really…read moreknowledgable and helpful. They do repairs and servicing, and sell spare parts, and bikes of course, plus they do bicycle fittings as well. Not to mention they weren't too pricey, and my friend got her bike back the next day.

How refreshing to find a cycle shop, where the guy behind the counter (not the boss) knows what he…read moreis talking about. I had a problem with my mountain bike that i was unable to sort out. While on the Norwood Parade just happened to walk past the shop, so on impulse decided to call in and make an enquiry. Purchased the necessary part required, walked away very satisfied. Good bike shop worth keeping this place on file.