Stuart was so friendly and efficient. He made my visit a really good experience, so why are all…read morethe other bike shop owners not as effective as him?

Yay, FTR!! And what a lovely spot this is. I swung by the other day as my own attempts failed to…read morereinflate my bike tyre (wheel? I don't even know the lingo yet, that's how much of a newbie dope I am!) Dan the owner, and handy Stuart just about made my day. They very politely asked me questions about my bike, which I couldn't answer(!) and then our conversation swerved into my life history, how on earth I'd only learnt to ride a bike in my 30s and a discussion on hotels vs AirBnb. I thought their prices very reasonable and also picked up a tinkly bike bell. Ahh accoutrements! They're opening a coffee shop next door too - so I'll deffo say watch this space :)

great service,good work on my bike thorough and competent, highly recommend, very impressed depth…read morewith mechanical knowledge.

I went to see Phil after my local bike shop quoted a huge sum without even looking at the bike…read more When I said something to the effect it was too much they then started quoting smaller amounts as if I'm stupid! I called Phil and he gave me the impression he was no nonsense. I went the same day and he did the repair on the spot for a very reasonable price. He didn't piss on my head and tell me it was raining and for that I gave him a tip as he undercharged me if anything. The bike is running amazing now!

Wish we had found this place earlier…read more Great family run business by people who know what they're doing and take pride in their work Love my new wheels. Thank you!

I love this place! Noah, the guy that runs it is very knowledgeable and always friendly and…read morehelpful. The prices are reasonable and I've never had to go back for the same problem twice. So happy I finally found a good local bike shop!

Hackney Bike Repairs is the best bike shop in London, I challenge you to find me better one.. go…read moreon, I'll wait! Stuart is a very knowledgable bike technician, who doesn't make non-bike-geniuses like myself feel like idiots. Crucially his prices are also quite reasonable and he doesn't exploit your lack of knowledge on bikes by conning you in a repair you don't need. He will sometimes tell you, Nah you don't need that in his opinion. I've been to Stuart now quite a few times. He has been able to sort out all sorts: gears, wheels, handlebars, regular maintenance. He does it all. Stuart's open hours really are his competitive advantage over the 100s of other bike shops just in east london alone. I even wish Stuart would expand his business and hold bike maintenance workshops and courses!

I had a borrowed bike with a flat and no tools to change it. I dropped the bike off in the morning…read moreand the gentlemen at Two Wheels Good got me back up and running quickly. I will see them for any future bike maintenance. Great service and very nice people. Thank you!

I love Two Wheels Good and have been a loyal customer for the past 12 years that I've lived nearby…read more- the staff are so friendly, helpful and flexible, it's always a pleasure to go in there. It's easy to book a repair or service and they text you an update when your bike is ready to collect. I appreciate having such a reliable service nearby as I am so dependant on my bike! Thanks to all of you who work hard to keep our bikes working safely, Martha Clark (Blue Trek bike)

Great little cycle shop that does quick repairs at a sensible price.read more

Terrible service. I recently bought my dream vintage, french racing bike. It was in need of a…read moreregular service. I went to A&S with the impression that they were a nice, friendly company and of course knowledgable on how to service a bike such as mine. I am no bike expert and this was used against me when I questioned the work they had supposedly done on the bike later. I spent seventy pounds and stated if it would cost more I'd be happy to pay this as I my aim was for it to be a safe ride, nothing difficult. After they had spent 'time' on the bike, I took it out for a ride. It was in terrible condition still and actually in a worse state than when I originally took it in. The pedals wouldn't pedal at all, and it was actually impossible to ride. I took it back and explained, but the mechanic told me he could see no problems with it. He also stated how much he didn't like old bikes and that I 'should have bought a mountain bike'. After an incredibly irritating talk, I left feeling unsatisfied and seventy pounds lighter. I took the bike to Isambards Cycles. They couldn't see that the mechanic at A&S had actually done anything apart from change the tyres (big whoop). After getting my bike serviced at Isambards really well, for a very small amount comparatively, I feel like A&S totally ripped me off. I would never recommend their service. Go to Isambards Cycles. They are personal, friendly, efficient and non patronising, unlike A&S.

Helpfull young man saved the day change tyre in less then 15 mins wanst late for work thank you…read moreagain

I have always found them a useful local resource if you need something done like new tyres or some…read morebolts or a service. I haven't had any bad experiences, but it's an old fashioned mucky bike shop not a slick modern kind. I have used them maybe 5 times. I could imagine they might not be the best for super slick bikes but for standard stuff I have found them OK, they are convenient and reliable and usually have what I'm looking for

Tinker is a little under the weather. The other day I was cycling down the road and my chain guard…read morefell. I then tried to take off from a green light and my gears slip, I fall over my handle bars and almost get flattened by the 48 bus coming up fast behind me. The line waiting at the bus stop gasped as I dragged myself panting on to the curb. Tinker has also been a little flat recently. Her tyres that is. I have to pump them up most days. So all in all, Tinker is feeling a little sorry for herself. That was, until I wheeled her into Fullcity. Who, with open arms greeted her like a long lost friend. Squeeze her tyres, pinged her cables and generally made her feel like the prettiest bike on the block. I love Fullcity for this reason. They want to spend time on your bike and they want to teach you and show you how you can help your bike too.There is always a gang of couriers willing to pipe-up with opinions and suggestions. By the looks of it, Tinker will be losing her gear and I'm getting her some new inner tubes. With labour and parts, the tyres will cost £11. Billy bargain.

Popped in on the off chance that they could help me with a very specific bike bit - 11speed alloy…read morelockring- after a minute of rummaging I had the very thing in my hand. Full marks for helpfulness, knowledge and sheer bikey camaraderie. Hell, the shop even smells great! Many thanks.