Worst ever should never ever travel in that thing. I regret taking a ride in that bike. Booked in…read morefor a service to find my bike loaded with expensive new components installed without my consent. Condescending staff clearly used to an overpaying clientele. Try the other bike shops nearby you will get better value and fewer sneers.

Booked in for a service to find my bike loaded with expensive new components installed without my…read moreconsent. Condescending staff clearly used to an overpaying clientele. Try the other bike shops nearby you will get better value and fewer sneers.

If you are buying a bike this Christmas, either for yourself or a child, this is where you want to…read morego. This is a proper bike shop, as opposed to a toy shop that sells bikes, where the staff know what they are talking about and offer good solid advice as to the size and type of bike suitable for your requirements. They offer a service where you go back after a few weeks and they check the bike over, tightening anything that has worked loose and ironing out any problems and sell lots of extras that you didn't even know you needed - 10 out of 10.

The staff here know their stuff and are cycling enthusiasts. They carry a good stock of bikes,…read morecomponents and accessories from kids stuff to high-end competition gear at reasonable prices. They are also very helpful - they have helped me fit components I'd bought from online competitors and did so for an extremely cheap price. I felt guilty asking but they were happy to do the work. Highly recommended.

Walked to this cycle shop after getting a puncture, as I wanted to ensure there was nothing wrong…read morewith my tire (I had another few hours to go!). I was charged £17 to change an inner tube and told my tire was fine, but I got 5 minutes down the road and my tire was flat again. They don't know what they're doing!

A good branch of an established cycling chain…read more The biggest downside to Evans is the lack of nearby parking. Two laybys each taking around 4 cars are insufficient to serve the row of shops in which Evans is situated. The shop is also a reasonable walk from all other carparks with Heathside probably being the nearest (but across a rather nasty junction). Evans is packed with cycles and cycling accessories. There's a great range of products and they are competatively priced. Cycling clothing is carried as well. Staff are knowledgeable and will assist with your purchase. They're not pushy but will direct you towards the better products. Expect a wait at weekends, Christmas and start of the summer holidays. Bikes can be set up and serviced in store. There are often promotions running (displayed in the windows).

I'm not a fan of chains. They tend to drum out individual thought and require the employees to…read moreadhere to moronic rules rather than focusing on customer service. This is important so you know that my 5-star rating wasn't given lightly but these guys really deserve it. I've spent the last few months researching, observing, carrying, test riding, and in general learning about road bikes. Specifically carbon road bikes that won't get me laughed off the Tri circuit. Being an avid cyclist when it comes to buzzing around London on my fixed gear, I thought I was familiar with cycles. Then 2 seconds into a conversation on road bikes and terms I've never heard of are being tossed around and I hadn't felt this confused since I arrived here from the US and someone told me "oi mate, that bird is fit!". Anyways, the guys at Evan's here took the time (and lots of it) to discuss the various components of the bike and how it contributed to the ride. For example, people make a big deal about having carbon seatposts and handle bars that are branded. So what does that do? Well unless you need military grade strength it does pretty much nothing but take an extra £100 out of your pocket. I also learned about derailleurs, brackets, headsets, crankshafts, and various types of shifters. It was like learning a new language and I'm still a newbie. But the important this is that although I was undoubtedly asking stupid questions for someone buying a race bike, the guys took it seriously. The second thing (other than not feeling like an idiot) that I appreciated was that they didn't try to up sell. While I'm sure Evan's could benefit from a bit extra revenue now, I would never go back one I learned they tricked me. At another store, they recommended upgrading the wheels (another £900) as "the ride would be so much smoother and faster". When I asked about it at the store, the head tech came out and described the various improvements on the better wheels. Then he simply said "humans aren't aerodynamic and until you get that perfect race posture no wheels are going to give you much improvement above the ones you got.". Nicely put I thought. Honestly, I'm no where near ready to take on the Tour de France so why spend almost a grand on marginal actual performance? Thanks mate, really appreciate the advice and now I can go Snowbombing for the same money the wheels would have cost. So at the end of the day, I'll trek back out to Woking with my bike to get it serviced by these guys because I trust them. I can't say if all Evan's are like that (I've had mixed experiences), but this one is top notch. Oh and I suppose I can drop by and visit the parents too.

A small independently owned bike shop on Broadway in Bracknell town centre. The shop is small, but…read morepacked full of bikes and bike gear for the whole family. The owner is obviously a biking enthusiast himself, and is very knowledgeable and helpful, as is the rest of the staff. Anything they don't stock they offer to order in.

The guys are fantastic here. They give honest, frank advice, and they aren't in a hurry to rush you…read moreout. Good range of bikes for all budgets. Excellent local business, will definitely support in the future.

I placed an order for adult bike and child bike for me and my son on 06th Apr 2018 and I got a bill…read morewith delivery date promised that it will be ready on 10th Apr as they have stock already in local store. I did double checked with them to confirm whether it can be delivered on 10th Apr, they confirmed yes and finally when I called on 10th Apr evening at 16:00 hrs they said they don't have it in stock. It was a birthday gift for my son. It was not a great day for him and I promised him I will get a bike for him this year. At least for courtesy I didn't receive any call from them to update me on the status of order. When I called COP 10th Apr they just said usual sorry and said we were thinking one of my colleague would have called you. I was very upset and felt so guilty to see my son without bike when I went back home. Worst experience on this order. Happy to share the details if needed further info. Regards Sundar

Halfords is a retailer of automotive accessories and some spare parts, such as brake pads and…read morewindscreen wipers. They also supply car stereos and satellite navigation devices. They stock a selection of bicycles and accessories, but the range is not as good as that held by a specialist cycle store. The staff are fairly friendly, but not especially knowledgeable. This is the place to go when you know what you need. If you require advice, look elsewhere!

This has been my local for years. They always give good advice and have a good selection of bikes…read morefor the size. Keep up the good work Lee and get on your bike!

From the owner: Nice People that know what we're talking about!…read more East St Cycles, the area's premier Cycle Shop since 2005. From Dreambikes to Nightmare punctures we have what you need. We're the bike shop that has it all. Whatever your cycling needs, we have the bikes, accessories and clothing to make your cycling more enjoyable, faster and dryer. Stockists of Trek, Gary Fisher, Raleigh, Saracen, Ridgeback, Bontrager, Altura, Endura, Giro, Bell, Shimano. Full Workshop Kids Bikes and BMX