Great bike shop located at the very top end of the town. The staff are friendly, approachable,…read moreexperienced and know what they are talking about. A good place to start if you are looking for a bike at a reasonable price. They have a whole range of bikes and accessories to cater for everyones needs. They also offer a repair service at really competitive rates. Access to the shop is adequate, easy to see whats on offer and look out for the great special offers they have every now and then!

Reliable place - old school - suits me. Thanks for the great bike and non-fussy advice.read more

Edwardes is like stepping back to a time before there was any urban fashion or moral obligation to…read morecycle. The staff here are passionate about cycling as a sport and probably have been since the day they first sat on a tricycle. As well as having a huge range of mountain, racing and all kinds of bikes, they are immensely knowledgeable and good at repair jobs. On the downside, it is often quite difficult to get served you really do have to fight for their attention. Be prepared for a bit of cockney banter and you can even haggle down the price on occasions. This is nothing like shopping at Evans Bike Superstore, but so much more of a personal and interesting experience.

Worst ever should never ever travel in that thing. I regret taking a ride in that bike. Booked in…read morefor a service to find my bike loaded with expensive new components installed without my consent. Condescending staff clearly used to an overpaying clientele. Try the other bike shops nearby you will get better value and fewer sneers.

Booked in for a service to find my bike loaded with expensive new components installed without my…read moreconsent. Condescending staff clearly used to an overpaying clientele. Try the other bike shops nearby you will get better value and fewer sneers.

Rang to enquire about ordering a bike saddle as a Christmas gift. Staff could not have been more…read morehelpful, giving me recommendations on type and a cost. Excellent customer service and reasonably priced too; would heartily recommend them over any national chain!

Very good mechanic, service and parts stocked whenever I've needed to get anything fixed, Cycle &…read moreSport knock the spots off other bike shops!

When I'm commiserating with fellow push-bikers on the sorry state of service in most London bike…read moreshops, its this place that springs to mind. Its not that the work done by the resident mechanic on my trusty racer has ever actually disappointed me, nor that you won't find some of the best cycle brands and top-quality accessories in here. You will. But I have to feel sorry for the blokes who work here. Their attitude to anyone who walks through the door with anything less than some new-season titanium-alloy construction is a sneering shame. I should have been warned after the first time I visited I was told I should wash my bike more often. F*** you, I thought, I happen to like the mud and rust effect. Anyway, I haven't been here for about three months, so perhaps they have got their act together. But then again, perhaps not...

The worst bike shop in the UK. Very slow service and unfriendly staff. Will only talk to you, if…read moreyou look rich. Brought my bike in to get my back wheel fixed. Got a call after three days, that they wouldn't fix it, because it isn't worth it! It's my decision if I want it fixed or not. They could have told me that when I left it there and not three days later. Went there one more time to give them another chance. Just to wait 10minutes for an unfriendly person that wasn't helpful at all. Too bad you can't give zero stars.

I have been coming to Deer's Leap park for many years and throughly enjoy it, rain or shine…read more For those if you that don't know Deer's Leap is a dedicated mountain biking park in East Grinstead covering some 240 acres. The site offers a range of cycling tracks from family friendly tracks to tracks which run through the woods and are aimed at the more adventurous rider. There is on site parking. Now if you think your own bike may not be up to that's fine they hire bikes on the site. You can hire one at a reason price for either 1-2 hours or half a day. I have to say riding over the terrain that the park offers you may find that 1-2 hours out in the park maybe enough. Once you have ridden for as long as you want to, or because your body is telling you that is enough they have a cafe on site also. In the cafe you can get 'proper' coffee (freshly ground) alongside the usual snacks you can also get a toastie. If you have ridden your own bike they do have a 'bike wash'. So you can take your bike back home all clean and shiney. I did find out that they can provide birthday parties with include riding activities and archery. If they do that I am sure they must also provide for the corporate bodies who want to do something different for team building. If you venture down (or up) to Deer's leap remember rain or shine bring a change of clothes!!!! (There are no changing rooms but there is a toilet to change in or your car)