very good service sell any think and very nolegableread more

Not sure if your going to the right bike shed in barny. But i've had nothing but great service…read more Always very happy to help and advise. Most £700 bikes are alloy these days so very shocked it rusted.

The guy behind the counter was chatting to another guy for about 10 minutes before he got to me,…read morebut when he did I was able to pick up a second hand racer for just £40. There's a nice range of bikes right up in price to the thousands, but the shop is a bit cliquey with the clientele and not very welcoming. As well as bikes for sale, you can also get your bike serviced here. For around £20, it'll get a full overhaul and check, which is essential if riding in Plymouth's busy city streets.

Very nice location from where you can start your cycle route. Really tidy operation, clean and well…read moremaintained bikes with an extensive range including a purpose built wheelchair bicycle. Friendly, helpful staff made this whole experience a pleasure for the whole family.

This was the undoubted highlight of my trip to Cornwall last weekend…read more The Camel Trail is an 18 mile cycle trail connecting Bodmin, Wadebridge and Padstow. It follows the route of the old London and South West railway line, which has been long decommissioned. There isn't really any evidence today of the train track which used to run along the route. At least, this means that the route is flat, which makes it a particularly family friendly activity My girlfriend and I rode the route from Wadebridge to Padstow, which follows the Camel Estuary on its way out to the sea. There are bike hire shops in Wadebridge and we rented ours from Camel Trail Cycle Hire, which offered free car parking and is conveniently located right across the road from the stat of the trail The flat route meant that it's a pleasant ride and semi-magically, it's not uphill in either direction! However, we did have a slight headwind to contend with in one direction last Sunday. There is shelter along the route from trees and tall hedges, which shielded us for part of the route We got great views of the river and the rolling hills. The river was interesting as it changed through our ride as the tide swept in. We saw some fishermen trying their luck for flounder in the river There are quite a few benches located at scenic points along the route. If nothing else, they give a clue to where to take photos At the end of the trail at Padstow, there are generous rows of bike racks to chain up your bike and wander into town to be a tourist Well recommended. The other half of the ride from Wadebridge to Bodmin promises a trip through deeply cut valleys and pretty villages, so maybe we'll head in the opposite direction next time

From the owner: Camel trail cycle hire has been at the heart of the camel trail for over 25 years, with free…read moreonsite parking and over 250 bikes to choose from. Hybids to mountain bikes, kids bikes ,tandems, child-seats, electric bikes , disability bikes, trailers,