I recently had a family member in Australia doing a trip down the coast from Sydney to Melbourne,…read morethen across to Adelaide. Wanting to ensure the bike was in good roadworthy condition, they booked it into Wooly's for a going over...check all the bits and bobs to make sure it was good to go. Paid almost $100 AUD for the service and was assured everything had been checked and attended to. Imagine the surprise on day 2 when the front wheel almost detached from the bike whilst cycling... Shoddy "workmanship" 10/10 would NOT recommend this business to anyone

So many bikes! This place is pretty cool, if you a cyclist. Two levels worth of various bikes and…read morebiking equipment, all top notch. And some great help too. And theres a service centre below, so 3 levels of biking assistance in total. And even little pedalless bikes for the younguns to walk/ride around on. But what blew my mind was a bike that could fold away. You know, to fit it in your boot. Mind. Blown. I consider this place a pretty dependable, knowledgeable store for your biking needs. I suppose the one thing it doesn't have is unicycles. Tyler is disappointed, but has come to expect this of just about all cycle stores.

This was by far one of my favorite things in Sydney! Michael…read moreour guide was amazing and so friendly, and had a great sense of humor about having a group of people on bikes trailing after him. BB has a laid back vibe-- like going on a bike ride with a good friend and experiencing the beautiful city you live in. The process to buy and book my ticket was really easy via their website, and the cost is reasonable considering the time and the entertainment value of the experience. They provide blue helmets for safety, and the best part?? THEIR BIKES!! Being from a bike heavy city, I was prepared to do some work cycling around Sydney. But BB has these fantastic bikes that are electric. They are battery powered but respond to the power and effort of the rider him/herself. You have to pedal to move, but it does make going up hills much easier and not leave you as a sweaty mess. They explain everything and review safety prior to your ride, but it makes it really easy to enjoy the trip. The only hazards really are the pedestrians! You go through some heavy walking areas so be aware and careful. Occasionally you'll hear pedestrians complain, and my response is "just because you're walking doesn't mean you can be an asshole". As far as I was concerned, we got off and walked our bikes in the areas it made sense, and rode them where it was safe or clearly marked for bikes. BB makes every effort to fit in their city, and also maintain the safety of their riders. Awesome awesome tour and I HIGHLY recommend them!!

Get Matt as a tour guide! Lots of back-and-forth. Great local knowledge and some out of the way…read moregems! A+!!!

I'm really not a bike person. Until I cycled around Central Park earlier this year, I hadn't been…read moreon a bike in 20 years! I can't believe I'm old enough to actually say I haven't done something in 20 years - but that's besides the point. I think Velosophy could change my mind about this whole two wheels business. The store is so shiny and well fitted out - the same goes for the website - they even organise group rides, so I'm sure they could re-teach me (it turns out that after 20 years, it really isn't as easy as riding a bike!). The fact that they doll out espressos before their morning rides might have even sold me. Watch out Sydney, you might have another BMX Bandit on your roads.

A friend of mine likes bikes. Actually like is a bit of an understatement, he loves them. He has a…read morenumber of them and surprisingly was in the market for another one so I accompanied him to Velosophy at The Entertainment Quarter (the old Fox Studios) and there was my first introduction to the complex world of bikes! There's so many to choose from, so many different varieties, so many accessories and the price of some bikes put my car to shame. I'll admit there are some really nice ones here and boy, how things have changed since the good old days of my little BMX. I like it here and I'm seriously thinking of saving up to splurge on a bike but you won't see me in a pair of those lycra shorts, that's for sure.

Support your local…read more Sells MAAP and attaquer. Workshop is busy but they get the job done A tube will cost you 8aud Most people come here for a bike fix and picking up something touristy It's a pretty big store but aomeone should talk to you within the first few minutes and give you a hand if you need. This store mainly stocks trek bikes

It's all about the gals in the separate women's only side store of Clarence Street Cyclery. I had a…read morefantastic and super productive visit here the other day. I went in to look at my options for a reliable and 'pretty' street bike with a few trimmings like baby seat, bike lock, helmet x 2 (one for the little one too) and a basket. I came out with an 'eco' bike with all the trimmings I wanted at a price just above what I expected to pay. Sherryn helped me out no end and I felt like I made a new friend. She was not salesy at all and knew her stuff, answering all my questions - and there were many. She was also very patient with my 10 month old daughter who was grizzly after a big day out and didn't want to try on heavy helmets. She was also patient with me as I took forever to decide between the pink and the green striped number (a gals gotta match her bike!) Sherryn organized for the team to fix the baby seat, basket and stand as well as deliver to my home free of charge within a few days of my store visit. Will, the ultra friendly Scottish lad who delivered my bike also showed me how to take the baby seat on and off. I can not recommend the women's Clarence Street Cyclery enough. P.S. the Eco Trek bike is made from recycled, locally or sustainably sourced materials and it is very nice to ride indeed.

Great bikes and everything you need for a safe ride is included…read more Delivery was very helpful in a new city without a bike rack for the car.

I have had the BEST experience with Livelo in city Sydney. I am in hotel quarantine and i was…read moredelivered my treadmill and weights 8pm at night! Peter was so helpful and quick to reply when my room number changed. i would highly recommend and use this company again!

Staff at 99 bikes were incredibly knowledgeable and helpful. They really wanted us to find bikes…read morethat suited our needs and were incredibly helpful despite being absolutely rushed off their feet. Would highly recommend anyone looking for a bike to go to either of the Bondi Junction or Alexandria stores. Massive thanks to Thomas at the Bondi store and Patrick in Alexandria, both were immensely helpful.

Nice range of bikes, but the service is poor. People are not welcoming and I felt like I was…read moreinvisible to the guys at the counter. They even gave me wrong information about a child seat that would work on the bike I wanted to buy. I don't recommend this branch.

Rented bikes and the owner was very helpful and accommodating…read more Bikes were also excellent bikes and had no problems with them.

If I could give 0 I would! After waiting 5 minutes for eye…read morecontact while a blonde lady finish her off and email I asked for a basic service in my road bike. My bike is in great condition and 1 year old and after she squeezed the spokes and felt the tire pressure I was told that a basic service was "not possible" and I could "save money" if I "cleaned it". The bike was 8.5/10 clean and if a bike shop can't do a basic service on a 1 year old near new bike they should not be in business. After saying I would take my business elsewhere and feeling like I was being ripped off the blonde arrogant lady proseeded to argue with me as I wheeled my bike away from the store. I'm shock at how bad service can get these days and this was bad! I urge anyone who values good customer/guest experience at all levels to avoid this shop!!!