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    5.0 (5 reviews)
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    Billy Bilsland Cycles

    Billy Bilsland Cycles

    (4 reviews)

    ££

    City Centre

    Excellent service, knowledgeable staff. Showed my 6 year old what to do and within minutes he was…read moreno longer scared of bikes, a couple of weeks later he was on the pedals and is loving biking.

    So, after my last spoke replacement seemingly caused further damage to the wheel, I came to Billy…read moreBilsland to have it fixed again, since my preferred shop was still not accepting new jobs. They were able to take the bike right away, and I'd be able to pick it up the next day. YAY! I like when I can get these issues fixed immediately, since I ride my bike every day. We discussed the possibility of rebuilding the wheel entirely or buying a new one, but I wasn't really up for that when all I needed were a few spokes When I came back to get my bike this time, they had replaced (as discussed) the previous replacement spokes which were not up to spec, and the further broken one as well as all the other spokes had the tension fixed. Another thing they had done, though, was do a minor service without previously agreeing with me (my bike wasn't actually due a service for at least 4 months). They seriously discounted the service, which was appreciated, but again I dislike being ambushed for services / items that weren't requested (as so many shops seem to do) so I had to knock off a star. These guys are professionals, quick and efficient, working to high quality. My bike has been in tip top condition since my visit. This bike shop is definitely geared towards the 'serious cyclist' rather than wee, leisurely commuters like me, but none-the-less a great wee shop.

    Cycle Lane

    Cycle Lane

    (7 reviews)

    ££

    South Side

    Could not have been more helpful in terms of ordering a bike theough the bike to work scheme in the…read morelead up to Christmas. Telephone contact was great and bike was ready for collection at the agreed time. Richie was especially helpful.

    !!!Avoid dangerous bikes for hire!!! I hired a Silex bike…read morefor a gravel race. Initial communication and booking the bike was straightforward. Arrived at the shop to be presented with a bike covered dirt and with the drivetrain covered in mud/gunk. I was informed that I should give the bike a good checking over for frame damage as I will be charged for anything outwith a stone chip.......bit difficult to do given the bike was so dirty. I took the bike home and checked over the bike at the first available time which was the evening. After scraping the dirt of drivetrain and giving it a clean it was obvious at this point the bike had not seen any lubrication let alone a service in quite sometime. I should have called the shop in the morning but given that I was racing in the morning with friends I didn't want miss out and assumed that it was just a case of the shop being a bit busy to prepare the bike correctly. We started the race in the morning and all was well. After the first 20k the front brake started to fail, I had to pull the lever further and further back every time I had to break. After another 20k or so the brake was useless, even if I pulled the level to the bars it didn't do anything...........one final pull and the front caliper failed. Upon inspection the front pad was worn to the metal. The event mechanicals didn't carry spares (circular pads) and informed me that I could not continue the race and I was sent back to HQ..........it would be an understatement to say that I was disappointed. Took the bike back to the shop the next day where I explained my issues to the staff (Richie) and to my amazement I was met with nothing but obnoxious and belittling replies. As far as they were concerned the bike had left the shop in perfect working order and that was as far as their duty of care went. When I asked Richie when the pads were checked he commented "I don't need to tell you that", I ask him before hire bikes go out what checks do they go through, is there a checklist, etc they he replied "I don't need to tell you that, I'm satisfied the bike was checked". At this point he started to find the issue funny by commenting that his mum could do a better job at fixing the brake implying that there was no issue with the pads and that the two onsite event mechanicals who checked over the bike (and had shown me the worn pads) were wrong. When I replied if it was so easy to fix the brake perhaps he could fix it now to alleviate my concerns he replied "I don't need to do that for you". I finally asked Richie to pop out the front pads so that he could satisfy himself that they were fine and so that I could take a picture of their condition he replied "I don't need to do that for you". He was obviously concerned that I would share the images. All in all a thoroughly disgusting way to treat a customer who had expressed concerns about safety. At no point did I feel that they took my concerns seriously. If you value your safety I'd steer clear of Cyclelane.

    Recycke-a-Bike

    Recycke-a-Bike

    (1 review)

    Some time ago I bought a bike. I bought it for a mere £35 from a rather nice man whose ad I spotted…read moreon Gumtree. I traveled out to Dunblane to get it and I cycled back. It was love. Cycling was definitely something I wanted to be doing on a daily basis. Now, many of you may have been cautious of such a well-priced bike and you'd have been right. But I'm an eternal optimist. - £35 poorer, I rode off into the Stirling hills. My bike served me well. I got through autumn and winter. I saved bus fares to uni, popped to the shops and generally loved that cyclist feeling of the wind in my hair. Then, spring had sprung and so had my left brake, popping out every now and then and just proving to be a general nuisance. I'd pop it back in hesitantly. If there's one thing you really do need for a bike, it's the brakes. And so, it wasn't long before the brakes blew completely and my head was filled with thoughts of a new, pretty bike. (My old bike was no looker, poor thing!) Recyke-a-Bike generally has a buzz around Stirling as the place to go for recycled second-hand bikes and you'll often see their sticker on the frame of re-worked bikes all over the uni campus. Cycling is becoming increasingly popular among students and many don't take their bike with them when they leave, so it makes sense to buy second-hand. After a few weeks bike-less and penny-saving, I headed to Recycke-a-Bike for a browse. OOOH, BIKES. - There's quite the selection. I was taken to the general ladies offerings and they resembled my old bike with thick tyres and a large frame. This time round I was looking for something thinner and lighter. The helpful lady took me to the smaller selection of road and hybrid bikes. And there I saw him... He was bright blue, a beauty, a bargain. Did I want to try the bike outside? Yes, please! I reserved the bike till payday. (They reserve for a max of 7 days.) Come payday I went to collect the bike. I paid. The lovely man gave the tyres a quick pump and off I rode, happy as could be. The only thing I will say is that on my two visits there weren't many members of staff on the shop floor so I did have to wait a little, which I was happy to do. Also, staff do sometimes deal with more than one person at a time. Although, to be fair, the really cool stuff happens in the warehouse at the back and if you take a peep you'll catch them at work. - They're literally making the bikes part by part. Kudos to them. Bus fares saved? Tick. Pop to the shops? Tick. Wind in hair? Tick. Fan of Recycke-a -Bike? Tick!

    Airdrie Bicycle Services - bike_repair_maintenance - Updated May 2026

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