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.

I had a stubborn bottom bracket with mangled spline teeth on a second hand frame I had been riding…read morefor months which had developed an unsettling creaking sound. I took the bike to sprocket and asked about replacement if they could get it out. The staff were very helpful and when I said it might not be possible to save the frame, out of curiosity they put the bike straight on the shop stand to have a proper look at it. Minutes later I was walking out with a brand new bottom bracket installed. Very impressed. Reasonable prices. These guys love a challenge.

I headed down to Sprocket Cycles to get a quote on fixing my death-trap of a bike after nearly…read morehaving a stroke in Evans when they quoted me £80 to replace my brake cable and tighten my wonky wheel. Yes - I could fix it myself but I am lazy and my bike is 50 years old so figured I'd just get a quote and see if someone professional could give it a once over. Not sure who I spoke to at Sprocket but he was very helpful and quoted me £28 for the same job. What a nice guy! I'll be taking 'Star Rider' (yes) down for a service very soon! The shop is located not far from Moor Street and is next to Warehouse Cafe and the vegan shop.

This store is tucked away with little parking so it can be difficult to get to. Located on the…read moreround about opposite the Sandpiper. The store is small and compact but filled to the rafters with bikes and bike parts. The best thing about shopping like this is that the staffs years of experience means they are able to advise you properly on what bike to buy. Handy when you are taking a quickly growing child for a bike. The prices are reasonable and there is something to suit every budget. They also stock all the extras you could need and bikes come fully assembled. You can also get your bike serviced here.

17/1/2014 Llanelli cycles - which is in Burry Port…read moresuperb services , a man who know his stuff sold me a doubled skinned {700 x 16} wheel for my son's road bike , put new inner tube, my tyre and 7 speed cassette brill price Thank you

Great service - small jobs done while you wait without booking! Really useful for weekend…read moreemergencies! Staff are knowledgable and friendly, especially Matt!

A bike shop with the cheesiest name but run by bicycle enthusiasts with charm and down-to-earth…read morenatures, so you won't be bamboozled by sale speak or the hard sell. A small shop but with a good stock and a workshop out the back. Very popular with the mountain bikers in the area and you'll be able to get good advice on local tracks. Linked with the bunkhouse round the corner if you're looking to stay a night or two and make the most of the cycling that's to be done in the area.

Superb bike shop. Great customer service. No pressure. Superb mechanics. Great deals presumably as…read morenot making the place too glitzy. Simply EXCELLENT after sales care.