Like most bike shops, John Bikes is staffed by people who clearly know what they're talking about…read more I needed a bike to ride to work and they had a good selection (not as much selection as I hoped for, but still good). I had to wait a while to be served; they get very busy in lunchtimes. For Bath, its quite a big shop. They've joined together two shops into one and a few doors down they also have a service centre.

I had to think long and hard about my rating. The shop is lovely and most of the staff is great…read more But there is this little sh*t with long hair and too much of an attitude that thinks rather highly of himself. I'm certainly not new to bikes and needed a quick fix (i was visiting a friend and had no tools on me). He takes a quick look at it and tells me I should most certainly dump it and get a new one. Something I happen to know as utter rubbish. I won't go on a rant about that situation. Long story short, a less knowledgeable costumer would've done what he suggested, and spent a fortune on a new bike. That is not costumer service and, quite frankly, a fairly dishonest thing to do. Like I said, bar that guy, the shop is great.

Great service and excellent bikes, road and electric! Wonderful way to tour round the Isle of Wight.read more

My wife and I made early plans to rent bikes from Wight Cycle Hire for the day, but of course with…read moreUK weather you never know if the day you plan will be dry. We got lucky on this day and ended up on the Yarmouth ferry under dreary skis, with the promise of afternoon sun. It was a short walk from the Yarmouth ferry terminal to Wight Cycle Hire, and what a perfect location, right on the bike path created from the old rail line. We were late by several hours, but the owner had faith in us, and he arrived at the bike shop the same time we did. The bikes were very nice - well maintained, easy to ride, and with the necessary gearing to get you up the formidable hills that you will find on the Isle of Wight. The owner and staff were very helpful, informative and friendly. We had a beautiful 30 mile ride, all made possible by Wight Cycle Hire! Highly recommended if you cycle.

I would highly recomend cadence bike shop. Both my sadle and breaks needed repair and they have…read moredone both at short notice. The prices have been very reasonable indeed and the service has been exelent.

I used cadence for a custom built touring bike suitable to ride from the U.K. to Cape Town and…read morefurther. Although I knew what I wanted, their advice and expertise were invaluable in making better informed choices to build a bike that surpassed my expectations. Considering I can be a fussy nightmare of a customer I was surprised to see a comment about after sales service, surely a blip or misunderstanding? I've found Jonny and team to go that extra mile or hundred to make sure everything's ok. Rechecking wheels, charging systems and even sending me out spare spokes not only once (missed them in Morocco), but twice while on tour in Africa. In the end it was only one spoke that broke and I was being overly cautious. To sum up, exceptional service, outstanding range and my go to shop for anything custom built.

This is a pretty good bike shop. I has a good location just outside the city centre, situated…read morebelow/within a multi story car park. If you shop in Evans they will give you a credit voucher for the exit barrier so that parking is free. A big selection of bikes, kit, clothing etc. you can test ride bikes out in the roads. Knowledgeable staff who are very enthusiastic and provide good service. The workshop can get busy so there is sometimes a wait to get your bike in but when in, they do a good job. They are more of a generalist bike store.

I recently bought a touring bike from them and was really impressed. They ordered not one, but two…read moredifferent bikes in so I got the right one. The bike itself was nicely set up and has needed no little adjustments or tweaks between purchase and the free six week service. The staff are friendly, knowledgeable, and actually seem to enjoy making sure you get the right bike for you.

What: 3 hour private tour of Oxford University. We were interested in a campus tour of Oxford…read moreUniversity and since Oxford doesn't offer that and there is no actual "campus" since it's made up of multiple schools and buildings, we did the next best thing. Arron was our guide and he was extremely knowledgeable, funny and full of stories and interesting insights on college life and the application process as he is a current student. We highly recommend this company!

"It takes one to know one"…read more That playground taunt easily applies to my experience with Footprints Tours, an organization through which you can make advance reservations for free walking tours of Oxford. Why? Because I, too, lead a free walking tour albeit elsewhere on the planet. As someone who leads tours and cares greatly about tour quality I recognize a great tour when I come upon one. Chris, my Footprints Tour guide provided exactly that. He was animated, interesting, kept things moving, and told interesting stories. A couple of days later I saw another guide leading a tour - assumedly from a different company - and after hearing what he said at a particular stop all I could think was "I'm so glad we went with Footprints and so glad Chris was our guide". The tours are supposed to run 2 hours. Chris went a bit over which was my sole criticism of the tour. Attention spans are short and that two hour maximum is at the outer edge of how long people will engage for. Assuming you book with Footprints Tours you'll arrive at the stated location and find a ton of tour guides assembled. But walk into the Oxford Tourist Information Center to check in and they'll promptly tell you which guide you are assigned to. People who lead these free tours do conclude with an "ask". That is: a donation is sought and assuming Chris' tour is the standard, it is definitely earned. I understand the worth of someone talking - actually, "performing" - for two hours and I happily made what I felt was a generous cash donation. You'll likely be inspired as well. After I'd booked my free Footprints Tour I had begun to think perhaps a paid tour would be better and momentarily thought of canceling. I'm so pleased that I didn't. The Footprints Tour led by Chris (on June 22) would be quite difficult for anyone to top. Excellent.