I have bought two bikes from the bicycle chain. Helpful, friendly guys who know their stuff. The…read morefirst time I went in years ago I was really stupid and was too concerned about the look of the bike rather than making sure it was the correct size for me and woudl do all I wanted it to do I went for one that was a bit too big for my frame and the guy mentioned this to me and suggested others more in my size, but did I listen? No. He was right. I was never comfortable on the bike as I had too much of a stretch to gthe handlebars which seems like nothing at first but when you have been out for a while you really feel it uncomfortable. I ended up getting a sore neck every time I went out and qucikly went off the idea. The more recent time I went in, I actually listened to all the advice, and asked loads of questions which they readily answered. The got the bike in for me in no time and as it is a ladies fit, is the perfect stretch! They have plenty of bikes to choose from and loads of brochures, so will get one in for you if not in stock. A great old-fashioned bike shop!

From the owner: Cycle sales, Accessories, Repairs. Number 1 Electric bike shop in Glasgow, Bosch certified Service…read moreCentre. Get the best deals in-store. we wont be beaten on price or after care.

My sons bike was in dire need of a service (or so I thought), after some review into the options…read more in my area, including Halfords, I settled on Airdrie Bicycle Services. Initially it was one of the higher costs for what I thought I needed done, however costs does not always translate into value. I met Stevie, extremely insightful, helpful and immediately put both bike and us on the right path. Also as the bike was not in need of a full service it cost us a lot less than we expected. ABS and Stevie were so passionate about what they were doing, it did not seem like it was a job, more of a vocation. I will 100% using ABS again, can't recommend them highly enough.

required two new tubes for daughter bike ,phoned up spoke to Stevie he sent me details on time to…read morecome and deliver the bike he then set about on the repairs ,while he done the the repairs he explained what and how to do The repairs ,very friendly and highly experienced and knowledgeable and put you at ease ,nothing was to much trouble , absolutely the best bike service company I have ever come across and great value for money..

I was in 2 /11/23 For an issue with my lights and was…read moreattended to by a young English guy with a beard I didn't catch his name,he was very knowledgeable and courteous, Halfords are fortunate to have such staff.

I've been very impressed with the few times I've used this branch of Halfords. They've not just…read morematched but bettered prices from other places I've gone and, in the case of tyres, have been able to source parts I needed that other garages said were impossible to obtain. Staff seem very above board and honest, give good quotes which they stick to and won't upsell a part. Instead, they'll happily explain the difference between a premium label part and a budget equivalent and let you make the choice - often encouraging the saving of cash. Had my car MOT's recently. During a service elsewhere I was told my brakes might need looked at soon. Halfords passed them as being fine - when there was obviously the opportunity for an MOT failure and some profitable work. In other words, they encourage repeat business. Happy to recommend them.

Great service from Peter. Fixed my tyre and gears right away. Great prices on used bikes and great…read moreselection of used accessories. A great community asset.

I only ended up here after my man wanted to check out what they had on offer. He bought a bike a…read morewhile ago but he's not 100% happy with it so was looking for some advice. The guy was brand new and knew his stuff. He used to volunteer but managed to secure some funding to get a full time position. His passion for the project really came across and made you also feel enthusiastic. They are based just off Argyle Street, West End side, and is a fair size. I couldn't stop gopping round the place. It's a pretty cool establishment and I love the fact that it's a social enterprise. There's a front and back workshop, sales floor and a mezzanine level storing more bikes. There's also a sewing project enterprise on the mezzanine, I can't remember what they were called. The guy said there was talk of turning part of it into a cafe, I think this would be a fantastic idea. I hope they do. They take in old bikes, work their magic and produce just like new bikes. They had some quite decent ones on display but note they do change frequently. I saw a cracking pink one for £75. Ooh tempting! I do have a bike, one I've had from my early teens and it's alright. I would like to get it checked though and see if it's road worthy as it's longing to be ridden. They can help you or you can have access yourself on certain days for £4 per hour and use the facilities to fix up your bike yourself. It's a great idea and I highly recommend popping along. Get your bike needs sorted all in one stop. Also check out the photos on the walls, they are by our talented Alasdair W.

This is the place I purchased my bike from and have also been here with friends to get stuff…read morerepaired or buy bike equipment. It is a little out of the way and it seems like you are going into someones house, well that was what I thought when being directed here. It is on a main busy road which can be tricky when coming out of. The staff were brilliant. Although I ended up increasing my budget quite a bit. Great salesman or just good advice. I would go for a little of both, having been cycling a good few times since. I bought a Bianchi bike for general cycling and a little trail adventures such like the Carron Valley and recently the Cathkin Braes 2014 Commonwealth track. They do have bikes in the shop (which is quite small) but not too many. I fell in love with a bike that was already sold and I could not be swayed in choice. They then got in contact with supplier and ordered it for me. Told me they would txt and let me know when it arrived. 10 days later I got the txt and my bike :) happy. I received quite a lot of hints and tips and told if I came across any problems then not to worry and just pop back in or give them a bell.

I love this shop. I've been a regular for the past 5 years because I get such friendly service…read more It's not perfect, and there have been a couple of mistakes in the past, e.g. when my transmission didn't get the full service I'd requested, but if I've ever had a problem they sort it immediately and usually throw in a couple of extras or knock something off the cost. This was an unusual glitch for them as my bike has been perfectly looked after by them otherwise and after a good service it's like having a new bike again. I'm not a top of the range cyclist, just a commuter and keen amateur. They definitely cater to more expert cyclists since they have their own time trialling team, but they also cater to average cyclists like me who tow kids and want to get wee ones off the a positive start with cycling enthusiasm. They added a wee Frog cycle jersey and water bottle as a freebie to my wee boy's first proper bike order. He was absolutely delighted with his posh cycle jersey.They did a saddle swap trial for me at no cost. They're friendly and approachable. There's no snobbery or pretence; if you want to ask any questions they will always do their best to find the answer. They even gave my wee one a sandwich when he was having a melt down due to low blood sugar! If that's not lovely service, I don't know what is. :)

A bike Mecca in the Westend and despite being a tad on the expensive side-what they lack in low…read morecost they make up for in quality. Now I am no biker, I know very little about bikes, the world of bikes or even the world of bike shops. But the guys behind the counter are really friendly and made me feel very welcome as they explained the basics. If you are interested in buying then they will walk you through and they don't push a sale. Gear also sell all manner of bike accessories, from lights and helmets to pedals and pumps. If you ever find your bike in need of some love, they also offer bike repairs and tune-ups at a very reasonable price. Though because they are well known in the area you may have to wait a few days before it is ready. What I really love about the shop is the biker community vibe. They leave a pump outside the store for anyone to use and they have helped a friend of mine with his breaks for free. Gear also sell pocket cycle maps of where best to go for a bike ride in the city so if you pop by I highly recommend that you spend £5 on that little gem.

Gear of Glasgow is situated on Gibson Street and meets all your bike related needs. Childrens…read morebikes, mountain bikes, BMX bikes, all manner of bikes and even accessories for them too like little bells and reflectors. Do you have a bicycle puncture? Does your bicycle need a little bit of TLC? The look no further as Gear of Glasgow also do bike repairs too, all prices are very reasonable and the staff are friendly too.

If you are into cycling,mountain biking or trail riding, this is the place to visit. Great bike…read moreshed situated in the courtyard at Drumlanrig Castle. Rik is a well known local expert on all things biking. You can buy bikes,accessories,clothing and hire a range of mountain bikes at decent prices. Expert advice from Rik is free of course, and readily given.Next to the shed is the cycling museum which is really interesting, and charts the development of the cycle. A great place for anyone interested in biking and the outdoors.

From the owner: We cater for adults and children, from nervous beginners to experienced cyclists. We sell spare…read moreparts for bicycles and our team are all highly trained with an established business formed 15 years ago.

Sprockets Cycles has everything you need if you like cycling whether you are 5 or 55. They cater…read morefor all age groups and their bike shop in ayrshire is stocked full of bikes and accessories you'll want to add to your wishlist. One of the amazing things I was instantly drawn to was colour co-ordinated chains. What a brilliant idea, so if your bikes frame is purple or blue, you can co-ordinate with a purple or blue chain. If you live in the vicinity of Kilmarnock, Ayrshire you should drop in and have a look, they even have a garden centre next door so while the missus is picking plants you can browse the cycling goods. With an onsite cafe you can have refreshments before going home to compare your shopping experience.