The best bicycle repairer in the business...hands down ! service is unique, fast and cheaper than…read moremost bike shops.

From the owner: Mobile Bicycle Repairs at Your Home or Place of Work…read more We also Repair Wheelchairs,Prams,Walker Frames and Scooters

These guys are around the corner and after trying to get my bike's tires pumped and failing…read moremiserably I finally decided to walk to them and see if they could help as I honestly thought I'd busted a tire. The guys there seem to be on the ball, he grabbed the bike, had the tire off and checking within 5 minutes and had it back to me within 15 minutes. The best $20 I've spent! I need to learn how to do this myself at some point. However feel free to go to these pro's!!! Win!

The idea that a bike is the cheapest option of getting around is unfortunately false…read more Tires and tubes pop, brake and gear lines stretch, brakes wear, you need lights and bells and ultimately, you end up eating more food (that part is good). Recently, the persistent Sydney rain took a bit of a toll on my daily rider. It wasn't feeling right, and there was something up with the chain. Glow Worm is my local, so I popped in and made my best attempt at knowing what the parts of my bike are called (Did you know the bundles of gears at the back are called a "casette"?! Me either.) They could understand my poor cycling vernacular, and they were super helpful and accommodating. They taught me what things are called. I pretended I knew all along. As I sit here, struggling through separation anxiety as my bike still remains in their care, I can't fault them. At my last service I wasn't happy with how they had tuned my gears, so I went back and they cheerfully fixed them free of charge. Here's my advice: If you want to get into cycling, don't expect it to be cheap and have a helpful cycling shop like Glow Worm to keep you on the road. And don't wear spandex.

Lawerence Li is a great employee and assisted us in our time of need by working closely w a third…read moreparty shipping company helping to send bikes back from Australia to the US. Courteous, kind, knowledgeable snd helpful is the best way to describe this great bike mechanic! Super customer service and a great guy too!! 99 Bikes is lucky to have him as an employee. If the other ees are anything like Lawerence then this companies going to great things! Thanks Thanks!

Took my bike in for a 'Standard Plus' service and they did an excellent job. The staff were great…read moreand the bike came back looking and riding much better.

Update: Since…read morecontacting the store for feedback, the manager went out of his way to fix the situation by coming around my house to pick up the bike to take back to the store and fixing the remaining issues on the bike foc. He then brought it back to my house the next morning, all before business hours. I have to give credit to this effort and have since added 2 more stars to the original review. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I left my bike at the shop for servicing and I was advised that I will be contacted once the mechanic discussed what work was recommended. I was not contacted for over 2 weeks, during which I contacted the shop 3 times and was told each time that I will be contacted back by the mechanic who knew what was happening with the bike. When I was finally contacted 2 weeks later, I was told that work was completed and I was hit with a bill for over $1000. The shop had organised for both of my shocks to be serviced without me agreeing to the work. When I picked up the bike, I advised how disappointed I was and the staff apologetically advised that I will be contacted the next day to discuss what can be done about this. It has been over a week since then and I have not been contacted. I am extremely disappointed and I've lost confidence in 99 Bikes.

I purchased via Click and Collect and the sales girl was really helpful, I had a little issue in…read morethe product and I went to replace and got the same smiling faces taking care of the issue personally and resolved there and then. Thanks 99 Bike Lidcombe Team.

Stay away!! Worst Bike shop EVER! I brought my Son's bike in, that l bought to have it…read moreprofessionally assembled, l thought! When l picked it up, l decided to ride it home as l only live about 2km away! I'm do glad that l did! I didnt get 2 streets away, when the rear wheel started rubbing on the left side of the frame! I check the wheel nuts and both front and rear wheels were only hand tight! I could undo them with my hands!!! W0W!! Luckly, there was someone working on his car and l borrowed a spanner to tighten them up! And was able to get home without any further incident! I called them and ask to speak to the Manager, who of course was NOT available! Oh gee! What a surprise! huh? I left my number expecting a call that never happened! NEVER have ANYTHING to do with these idiots! You will very deeply regret it?

From the owner: Velofix specialises in bike repairs, service, bike fitting and custom bikes. We have one of the…read morelargest most well equipped bike specific workshop in Sydney. Turn around times on services are on a same day service when booked in.

Thanks to Cadel Evans and the new cycle path added by City of Sydney, suddenly greener transport is…read moreall the rage.... Now not everyone can be privy enough to have a bike, but just because you may not own 2 wheels, doesn't mean you can't hire them. Centennial Park Cycles offer people a wonderful opportunity to get back on a bike and enjoy... For those wanting to enjoy Centenial park, they actually have bikes to hire on the grounds. They are of good quality and there are different styles and sizes depending on your requirements. Bikes cost between $15 - $35 an hour.... and if you're feeling a little daggy why not get the Tandem bike ($25 and hour) or a 2 person pedal car ($35 an hour)

We reserved two bikes for our 5 day vacation in Sydney! They were really great bikes for exploring…read morethe city. The staff was very helpful and we were out the door in minutes. The provide helmets and rechargeable lights. The location is easy to get to and centrally located. The first day is expensive but long term rentals are very cheap. One of our helmets was stolen and they easily replaced it without charging us! You can take the bikes on ferries and really explore the entire city!

A great bike shop, right on the George St cycleway. It's a little hidden from street view, so can…read morebe hard to find if you haven't been before. These guys are really into the no-nonsense riding. They've got heaps of different bikes for commuting, casual riding around, touring, cargo, you name it. They're not the place to go for a $10,000 carbon racer, but they're great for everyone else! In fact, if you're after a cargo/touring bike or related accessories, I haven't found anywhere else in Sydney that actually keeps stock of such things like Omafiets. They do all the usual things bike shops do (repairs, maintenance and all the everyday accessories), but also they do bike hire which is pretty cool, so if you're after a touring bike just for the week/end, or a cargo bike to move something a little big for your regular commuter it's a great way to try something new out.

99 Bikes is my go to for all my cycling needs. Always have the most competitive prices backed by…read morevery friendly staff that are always willing to assist.

I use their services as a one stop shop for good quality products and their service is good value:…read morefast and efficient. Always make time for an appointment and have always been satisfied with the outcomes from the work provided.