I was going to be traveling around Ireland for 2 weeks and wanted to rent a bike. Paul was…read morefantastic. He answered right away on WhatsApp and email. He sized me up and asked me about my plans, picked a great Giant road bike to use, gave me great advice about my destinations. I even randomly met up with him the next day riding in Phoenix Park! Paul's enthusiasm is seemingly without bounds; it's worth renting a bike to meet Paul! The bike was perfect too, I should add.

Rented and bought a bike from Paul. Super reasonable and personable. Rented a road bike to ride…read morearound with friends, I was in a last minute pinch to get a weekend rental and Paul was super responsive over email phone and whatsapp. After that I ended up buying a second hand bike for my university bound son. I would rent/buy/maintain bikes with Paul and his crew anytime. Reasonably priced, no frills, superb service. I'll come back to him again next time I need a bike in Dublin.

This business adds electric power to your current bicycle excellent for commuting in and out of…read morework. Charging a bike costs less than 10c for a 30k range. Pretty good when you consider petrol is heading to 1.60 a litre. They also service all bikes and sell a large range of road and mountain bikes.

I am rather fortunate to have Cyclepower less than a minute away from my house in the new location…read moreat the top of Crumlin Village. Focusing on bike servicing now rather than bike sales, Gerry, the mechanic and owner is extremely experienced and professional. Has relationships with some of the top multinational companies in Dublin for servicing their employees bikes. Highly recommended to keep your bike in top condition.

Very rude, he sold me a bike with very poor brakes and overall not safe! Called the next day,…read moreasking to swap, he didn't pick up or return my calls. I wouldn't recommend this guy to anybody, his bike nearly got me killed!!

If you are like me, saving every cent and not want to spend money on overpriced parts in bike…read moreshops, this is your place to shop around. This is pretty much like buying stuff from online advert, but you can trust it 100%. Not sure about returns and solving any issues that might come after purchase, but there can't be too much, as bike parts are quite straight forward. Better check measurements before buying. Defo try it, if you need some rare parts.

I like P&K Cycles, my local bike shop which recently moved a few doors down. They're constantly…read morecheaper than the bike shop close to my work, they tell you upfront how much everything costs, bike service is cheap there and they tell you exactly when it will be ready (when you bring it in at four in the afternoon they say with a sad face "it will be only tomorrow though"). The guys are super-friendly and professional, and I don't feel like a stupid person who can't repair his own bike (although I am) when I go in here.

You're rushing up Patrick Street on the way into town but suddenly your bike chain becomes loose…read more Fear not. C&P offer same-day repairs. Bring in your bike, go for a coffee and a walk around the area, pick it up a little later and peddle on. They also sell bikes and biking accessories like the neon vests everyone should wear now while it's pitch dark outside. Safety first!

My experience with this store has been nothing short of terrible experience. I initially placed an…read moreorder for a bicycle through the bike-to-work scheme. Fortunately, I did not provide them with the access code to claim the funds when they asked me to do it (a word of advice to fellow bike-to-work scheme users: NEVER share the code with this guys unless you confirm the bike's availability in the store). I was told that the bike would be ready in a week and paid a €50 deposit, which was supposed to be refunded once I shared the access code. Advice to other customers: I would never trust again their word about "having the bike in the warehouse", but if you still do and pay the deposit, ask for a receipt the moment you pay it. I did it, and they said they'd send it by email. That email never got to my inbox, so now I can't claim anything) Fast forward two months, and I found myself making countless calls and receiving nothing but false promises. Each time I inquired about the bike, they assured me that they had contacted the warehouse and guaranteed the bike's availability within the next two weeks. However, when those two weeks passed, I called again, only to be presented with yet another excuse, prolonging my wait by an additional two weeks. Frustrated by their lack of transparency and poor service, I decided to cancel my order and requested a refund of my deposit. They instructed me to "contact their orders department via email." Despite my numerous attempts to reach out and request the return of my deposit, they have remained unresponsive. It's disappointing to feel that my €50 deposit has been completely disregarded. I'd avise others to be cautious when dealing with this store.

As a grumpy OAP who has lost faith in kids in cycle shops pretending to be bike mechanics i found…read moremyself at the bike shop in Abbey Street with a tired worn out bike in need of alot of TLC. Expecting to get calls over weekend saying this and that is wrong or you need a new chain etc etc i was suprised that when i took delievery all bike needed was a good old service by a compenant bike professional.All sweet..bike going life new and they didnt break the bank. Only observation to improve service is the provision of a nice leather chair and a cup of coffee while waiting...but alas this service might be taken undrr advisement for us OAP,s Thanks Lads Chris

Fabulous tour, well recommended…read more Sean and Julian are the ultimate hosts - funny, knowledgable and very approachable. If you're a tourist to our lovely city, this is gonna be the hands down best way of seeing it. If you live in Dublin, do it anyway! Trust me, you will learn some bits of new information you didn't know before. One thing it definitely did was give me a better sense of the city and how to cycle round it. It also inspired me to explore more on two wheels, as you never know what you'll find, from new little cafes that have sprung up, to old libraries you never knew were there, or fresh street art that will amaze you. Pick a good day, and do it.

Very enjoyable and informative. I knew most of the areas living in Dublin myself but I think this…read morewould be a real treat for people who don't know their way around town. Lots of areas outside the city center that are interesting and have their own stories. Thanks to Julian and Sean. Very relaxed atmosphere and great to hear some verses of our famous writers along the way.

My husband and I did the 10am bike tour. Our tour guide Hugh was fantastic. This was my favorite…read morefrom my Ireland trip. The experience was amazingThank you Hugh and the lazy bike tour company

From the owner: Get to know Dublin by electric bike. We offer fully guided tours by local guides. We have an up to…read moredate fleet of e-bikes and also offer the option of hiring a conventional push bike and have a half-day or full-day hire option. Explore Dublin with a local and get to know the city while seeing some of the major sights.

Got my folding bike there and I have to say I am super happy with it. The bike is really cool, got…read morean excellent price and the owner, Milan, was super nice, friendly and helpful. You would know he really cares about his customers (and bikes). Great bikes, great prices and great customer service.

I found the guy in the store so rude and difficult to deal with. His level of english and…read morecomprehension was very poor he ordered the wrong bike then refused to refund me wouldn't answer calls etc please avoid money is too hard earned. Thanks.

This tour was a flop! Our tour guide talked for the first 5mins of the tour, then we were on our…read moreown. He sang a song or 2 along the way but he couldn't answer any of the questions asked and barely spoke. He dropped us at stops going in blindly. He was an older gentleman, so I understand the low energy but perhaps time to hang up his hat. As first timers to Ireland, I chose the Dark Hedges/Giants Causeway/Belfast tour because I was infatuated by photos of the Dark Hedges I saw online. I had no idea it looked NOTHING like it. It was really a waste of a stop. Giants Causeway was nice.. great photo op. It's a long walk downhill, then back up. Luckily, there was a bus that operates both ways for £1 (tap cards accepted ). We heard there was opihi in Belfast and found some along the way (we're from Hawaii). Super windy that day so we were getting flown all over the rocks. Only stop on the tour that was worth it. Next stop, Belfast City Centre. The tour guy dropped us off near City Hall with absolutely no direction. He told us about a mall nearby, but that's it. Anything worth seeing was already closed. I really wished he would've gave us more recommendations about what to do, where to eat, or anything worth seeing in the short amount of time we had there. After walking around City Hall, we walked to the mall to use the bathroom, stopped at a souvenir shop, then headed back. Total waste of time, again. 100% DO NOT RECOMMEND! Sadiy, I purchased the tickets for this tour after the price had gone up about €10 from their 2025 prices. Tour was also supposed to end at 8pm but we got back by 7pm because he kept rushing us. Leaving early from stops. Felt rushed the whole time. I feel it was a total waste of money that could've been used elsewhere.

Very thankful for this great experience! We took an all day tour out of Dublin, with the climax…read morebeing the Cliffs of Moher. On the way, we had some bus trouble, which was unfortunate, but I will certainly not blame that on Irish Day Tours. In fact, I want to give them praise for the driver's attentiveness, making sure the passengers were safe, and the company being expedient in getting a new bus out to accommodate the rest of the tour. The Cliffs of Moher are one of the most beautiful sights I have ever laid my eyes on and we were blessed with great weather on this particular day. Sunny and not too windy (our visit was at the end of February but not sure how typical this is for that time of year). I believe we were allotted 1.5-2 hours at the Cliffs which we enjoyed every minute of. The stop in Doolin for lunch was charming and I was impressed with how quickly they were able to serve us. Unfortunately, we were not able to experience Galway on our tour due to the technical difficulties but I appreciate them being mindful of the schedule. I want to give particular praise to our driver and guide Kevin, who was absolutely fantastic in not only getting us there and back safely but is full of fascinating information on Ireland's history. As we continued to learn about Ireland over the course of the rest of our trip, I found myself wanting to ask Kevin his opinion on many topics. Thank you Kevin and IDT!