Issue with ebike battery and staff bent over backwards to assess fault…read moreand work out the best options. Couldn't recommend more highly.

Their motto is "Ride a better bike" and they are pretty clued up on this. They will happily take a…read morelook at the bike you are riding at the moment and give you some tips as to what you need to make it better - possibly extra reflectors or a mud guard or a bell - you never know until you ask. They have ample off road parking and a lot of stock. The strapping young fellows on staff are always keen to assist if you need some help and they all ride bikes to some degree so they know what they are talking about; you can tell this because they all look like bookmarks with shoulders and slightly spiky hair cuts that bounce back without getting all helmet headish. They tend to look windswept in a nice way. Most bike shops have a slightly odd smell because of all the rubber and plastic, and there's not much to be done about that, so if you get allergies or are a little put off by strong rubbery odor, remember to bring a handkerchief for the runny nose or sneezes (I'm just saying) because I often have a sneezing fit in a place like this on a warm day. Over all what can you say about a bike shop really? It is modern and stacked full of anything you may need including helmets, wheels, tires, pumps, reflectors, bells, hooter things to warn oncoming traffic of your impending doom, or their impending lawsuit. Parents with fat children should bring them here and introduce them to a life. No seriously - this is one of the best ways for kids to get around, a single big spend and you'll hardly ever need to upgrade your Xbox or Wii because they will be fit, healthy and playing outdoors not getting fat in their room playing computer games! Good move mum and dad.

took my bike in for a one hour on-the-spot service Sat morn ... 3 days later nothing has been done,…read morebike hasn't even been looked. No ph call just a "ahh we haven't been able to do anything, can you leave it longer?". Certainly won't be back, incompetent, time wasting amateurs

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.

Nice store and a good range but it ends there. I buy bikes every few years and every single time I…read morehave come into this store the staff are either not interested in serving, usually looking busy with shop maintenance or when you finally get their attention they're disinterested in selling. I walked in there the other week and asked for a good price on a bike and they told me it wasn't possible because the bike was too new. 15 minutes later I bought the same bike from Super Elliot's in Rundle street, with helpful staff and a good buy. I guess I have to thank them for their rude and condescending demeanour. I ended up with what I wanted and helping a small SA business.

Have visited this Cycle Shop on a number of occasions and have always found the service first rate…read moreand helpful. My last visit was to get my Shimnano shoe clips fixed. The service guy went more than the second mile fixing these, completed the job while I waited, furthermore there was no charge. Not only do these guys know what they are talking about, but extremely obliging. My next bike will be bought at Giant Cycle World.

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 broke a spoke on my new BMC between Christmas and New Year…read more The service team attended to my needs to fix, quickly and efficiently, which was also covered under warranty. Great job Lads and thanks for the support!!

They should have called this 1099 Bikes. This would have to be the biggest number range and styles…read moreof bikes and accessories in one place, I have ever seen. From trail bikes, to road bikes, the range is almost overwhelming. Then there are every kind of cycling accessory you could think of. From a range of 100 helmets to bike tubes, just an endless wall of extras. They also have a dedicated bike repair area. The staff were really helpful and very knowledgeable. This is where my next bike will come from.

I've been driving past this store for years and finally stopped in late yesterday on my way home…read morefrom work for running shoes for me and school sports shoes for my son. I had wrongly assumed it was a speciality (read: expensive) shoe store with a limited range. Boy, was I wrong. It was stocked to the ceiling with many shoes on sale, but what I really appreciated was the service from the husband and wife team. I walked on a treadmill while my feet were video'd on an ipad and then we watched how my foot rolled/moved in slow motion and what options that meant for my feet. Over the years I've bought shoes online (guessing a suitable model) and also shopped at the warehouse style shops in the city where the poor staff are trying to serve five people at once. Having just spent a few hundred dollars at the physio with an injury she believes might have been caused by the wrong running shoes, I am glad I went to this place. I'm happy to report I've discovered I don't have to pay any more for great service and range and having been signed up as VIPS (a free membership) for an extra 10% discount, we'll definitely be back.