very good service sell any think and very nolegableread more

Not sure if your going to the right bike shed in barny. But i've had nothing but great service…read more Always very happy to help and advise. Most £700 bikes are alloy these days so very shocked it rusted.

After reading a host of cycling magazine reviews I opted to purchase a high end road bike from…read morePartridge Cycles (only Cannondale dealership close by). Having purchased the bike and ridden it less than 2 miles the gears were playing up & then the chain snapped. I phoned the store immediately & took the bike in the same afternoon. I was told it was my fault for not being familiar with the gears & overloading them! (I've had similar bikes for the last 12 years which I have raced with no issues at all). As I had notified them immediately the problem occurred & had only ridden the bike for less than 10 minutes I asked for a refund (they didn't have anything similar to exchange) they refused point blank & pointed to their refund policy. I am currently in the process of taking them to court & will keep everyone informed of the outcome! I'd advice googling complaints about Partridge Cycles before parting with your hard earned cash here! Start with: http://www.dooyoo.co.uk/sports-stores/partridge-cycle-store/#/write/1

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.

Very nice location from where you can start your cycle route. Really tidy operation, clean and well…read moremaintained bikes with an extensive range including a purpose built wheelchair bicycle. Friendly, helpful staff made this whole experience a pleasure for the whole family.

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.

This great local bike shop won the South Wales Echo's 'They're The Business' award in 2009, which…read morerecognises local businesses that go above and beyond the call of duty for their customers. Now the Bike Shed has moved to Cathedral Road it has more space than at its old premises on Wyndham Crescent, and they've added new makes to their range including Trek, Pashley, Raleigh and Cooper. Apart from the bikes themselves, they also have loads of cycling accessories, from child seats for the back of your bike through to gloves, helmets and clothing. From fairly low-price goods through to high-end brands, they offer stock for most budgets. You can also get your bike repaired and serviced by experienced staff and they supply parts by dozens of cycling brands such as Rock Shox, Endura, Truvativ, Shimano, Mavic, Avid, etc. The staff are all cycling experts, and are knowledgeable on local issues such as good biking trails and Cardiff's Bike To Work scheme - so you can find out all sorts by having a chat with them. Highly recommended for any Cardiff cyclists out there.

This is where local business beats the big national chains…read more National chains usually employ someone who looks decent enough, doesn't have a criminal record and can just about string a sentence together without swearing. They don't care if they have any knowledge or passion about the product they are selling. The people working at the Bike Shed know their stuff and you can tell - their enthusiasm is infectious. They don't won't to sell you a bike to make money, they want to find you the right bike so you enjoy biking. That's why I bought a bike off them that I ride all the time. If you're after a bike or just some advice - pop in here -there is no hard sell just friendly advice.