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Glenelg Cycles

Glenelg Cycles

2.5(2 reviews)
8.2 kmGlenelg
$$

Living in Glenelg you kinda get used to seeing people clad in lycra (whether they should be or not)…read moreperched on the thinnest, lightest, most aerodynamic bit of machinery they can possibly buy, that costs as much as a small car. Well, Glenelg Cycles is one of the places that you will find these people drooling over the latest road bike or buying a pair of those clackety shoes that annoy you as they walk in the coffee shops. They have a good range of bikes and bike paraphernalia. In fact I bought my first ever adult bike from them when I was 16 so they have been around for a while. As you have probably guessed by now, I am not part of the lycra clad brigade, but I do love bike riding. I have a "vintage" road bike and I enjoy a fairly decent ride on it. I go to Glenelg Cycles to get my bike serviced or to buy various parts from time to time. The staff are helpful and do a good efficient job. For any other pseudo bike riders, a great tip: they have a foot pump out the front of the shop which is great if you are looking for somewhere to pump up the tyres while you are out and about. Tip: Don't try and get any maintenance done when the Tour Down Under is on as they are flat out.

Curious Review this one... My bike is an 'honest' commuter and it developed a scraping noise. I…read morewent in to Glenelg Cycles to see if it could be serviced... and the first thing they said was "Whats that?" (Referring to the name on my bike - "Studds" - that I bought brand new over the internet - its a Chinese bike imported by an Australian business). I asked whether they could look at it and was told that because my bike was 'not valuable' enough and they wouldn't touch it... whaaaaat ??? I was willing to pay for them to fix it (I thought that money was 'good' everywhere) ... I've never come across elitism in the bike-servicing world... but now I have. Sad thing for them was as well as the service (for which they charge $99), I was going to buy some extras from them... worth around $150. They did give me the name of somewhere else I could go - so I'm grateful for that advice. But folks, the message here is, make sure your bike is a 'name' brand. I've travelled the world and my money has been the same as everyone else's. I wasn't rude or overbearing... just surprised as I walked out. Well, I suppose I won't get my next bike from there either. Nice knowing you Glenelg Cycles... if you treat all your potential customers that way, you won't stay in business long.

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Standish Cycles West Lakes

Standish Cycles West Lakes

3.0(3 reviews)
12.8 kmWest Lakes
$$

Standish Cycles is one of the better all-rounder bike shops I've come across. They do a decent…read morerange of just about everything, including mid-range road bikes, mountain bikes, commuters, BMX and kids bikes. You don't see many BMX bikes sold in standard stores, yet these guys have a good range. They're also more than happy to order you in parts for fixed-gear bikes or BMX if you're building something uncommon. The guys in the store are very helpful, and all bike-mad, which means they know their stuff and will tell you a lot extra if you're keen to know what's going on or what they've been up to. Their range of kids bikes has quite dramatically increased over the past month, presumably in time for Christmas, and they have also extended their stock of retro cruisers, which come in a variety of colours. Also, a small bike extension to add onto a larger bike is only $229 - that's one way to enjoy the summer holidays with your kids!

Yay, bikes! Even with all the public transport and car driving going on these days, I still prefer…read morea good old fashioned bike ride. Standish Cycles have always been one of the best. They've been at West Lakes for as long as I can remember, and the staff really seem to know what they're doing. I've gone into this store several times with my mum, trying to find extra bike or skateboard accessories for my brother, even though we had no idea what we were looking for, and all we had to do was attempt to explain what we were looking for to the staff members and they immediately knew what we were on about. That's what I call good customer service.

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The Classic Bicycle Shop

The Classic Bicycle Shop

4.0(2 reviews)
2.7 kmAdelaide
$$$

So you are one of those folk who adore the good old days and you want everything to be the way it…read morewas, with the added convenience of iphones and ipods and decimal currency... okay, so what are you doing about it? Ah, boycotting the fossil fuel industry and wearing wide brimmed hats, you brave soul! Like to think of yourself as a 'lady' or a 'gent' ? Here's one magnificent shop for you. Classic Bicycles are shaped differently, they are European, they have room for a basket and they are so dangerous it's almost manslaughter just putting a child on one, unless of course it has been completely checked and renovated to suit modern standards (or in other words has a fresh coat of non-lead paint and a good ringing bell) and they come in three speed or single speed. Maybe you want to resemble something out of 'The Great Gatsby' in order to attract a Robert Redford or Leonardo DiCaprio of your very own - probably better off searching in a Gay bar, but I jest - get yourself all decked out in chiffon and plonk yourself atop one of these classic tredlys. Gorgeous! Seriously though, this is a great little shop for specialists who want their new bike to be old again, as in "Everything old is new again" (Thanks Peter Allen, rest in peace) and are willing to pay for the authentic stuff. Actually I've compared prices and a lot of the time by going 'classic' you will save money - you will also avoid all the advancements made in lightweight materials, technological breakthroughs and safety features, but this isn't about any of that any way - this is about style, fashion, aesthetics - I'm kidding (!) these things are as safe as houses (apologies to the Wicked Wiitch of the West). Beautiful stuff really and even if it is more likely to see you run under a truck or a four wheel drive (still joking), you will be a gloriously genteel corpse who rode a wonderful bike - er - hang on, that doesn't sound right does it - maybe you would be best to stick to the bike tracks unless you are a guerrilla bicyclist when it comes to getting around on one of these classic bikes, maybe not. Just be safety smart wear your helmet and keep alert but not alarmed. Don't ride under the influence of drugs, alcohol or heavy metal! I love this shop so it doesn't really matter what the dangers are, once you go classic you will never go back to the future (shut up Marty McFly!).

These are some really, really beautiful bikes. You've probably seen a bunch of them tethered to…read morepoles in Adelaide - colourful, sweet Amsterdam style bikes. Little leather seats with big silver studs on big springs, soft metallic reds and lilacs, weaved baskets and a butt-load of ye-olde-charm. BUT. I've been in the store a few times to check the bikes out, and even had a little ride on a friend's. I'm not that impressed! These are heavy, clunky loads, and unless you only ride your bike once a fortnight dressed in tweed, this isn't that great a deal. As a commuter cyclist who rides their bike nearly every day, this bike struck me as wildly impractical and unwieldy. While $700 isn't bad for a brand new bike, if you really want something practical and beautiful, I'd recommend buying second hand or opting for something a little more lightweight. I bought a cute 60s Super Elliot from the Migrant Resource Centre (excellent organisation that sell on some donated bikes on Ebay that aren't needed), and while it isn't top-notch commuter material, it is a damn sight lighter and nimbler than the Classics. Another $100 bucks spent getting it serviced and I was on my way. Cycling has become pretty trendy in the last few years - and it makes sense. High petrol costs, climate change, functional exercise and the ability to skip past traffic are all good motivators. Although these bikes are very very beautiful, I would recommend buying a new bike that is more practical or hunting down the real thing second-hand.

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Euride - bikes - Updated May 2026

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