If you're buying any kind of sporting attire or accessories it is well worth check Sports Savers…read morefor a cheap price. They stock a wide range of all those sporting brands that you expect to see in a sports store. The store itself portrays the image of a discount sports store, thats for sure. It's almost like someone turned the shop into a time capsule in the nineties. There's also plenty of sports team paraphernalia for all you out there who feel the need to portray their team preferences with a poorly made piece of consumer paid advertising.

Good level of service and nice range of a variety of bikes. It's the sort of place you would call…read morean all rounder and the Avanti range are great bikes that all service they're owners well. I road one for a few years and it's good to by local (New Zealand) when one can. Though I normally shop elsewhere I have recently worked out that this is my closest shop and one that I should become closer to. Stores are always happy to look after they're regulars I have found in the past.

I was so damn disappointed when I checked this store out…read more Three storeys of Nike shoes! THREE STOREYS!!! And there were no AF1s or similar shoes. It's a very sports based store. If you're in to sports and need some shoes, this store will definitely be able to help you out. But if you're after the more fashion based shoes Nike has to offer, disregard this store and head to Hype or Footlocker.

20/12/2011 Photos Nike - Just Do It…read more Or when I saw the Swoosh sign from afar, "Must Go In!" With the help of the friendly shop assistant, she took me up to the highest 2nd level and pointed me in the right direction, and we found the perfect casual pair of going out shoes (complete with the swoosh) at Nike. She was so knowledgeable and informative about every Nike product she showed up, even I was fascinated but how much could be said about each shoe, singlet, and shorts! The swoosh sign for me will always remain retro, yet modern at the same time. Athletes and runners have been picking these shoes for so many years, for one big reason: Nike are hands down the most coolest brand of footwear out there, and it has been for a long time. If it's too expensive for you, their clothing prices are not too high! During most visits I just stare adoringly at those shoes with the Swoosh, but it isn't complete unless you go hunting for that matching singlet and shorts with your shoes...and when you do find them, it's doing time for me and Nike. Just Do It. Go on....I know you want to.

Awesome experience dealing with the guys at the Prospect store. Together with the excellent…read morewarranty offered by Wahoo, they had a new item ready to be swapped over before I walked inthe door. Thanks guys!

From the owner: 99 Bikes Prospect is conveniently located on Main North Rd (Princes Hwy), open 7 days a week. 99…read moreBikes Prospect has a huge range of road bikes, mountain bikes, hybrid bikes, commuter bikes, electric bikes, fixie bikes, cruiser bikes, BMX and kids bikes. Our on-site bicycle mechanic, offers full workshop servicing and repairs on any bike, any brand. 99 Bikes offers the guaranteed best price on bikes, bicycle parts, accessories and cycling apparel from world leading brands such as Garmin, Shimano, Merida, Norco, Apollo, Mongoose, WTP, Schwinn, Fox, Thule, Northwave and more. 99 Bikes is the bike shop for riders in Adelaide's inner north, servicing North Adelaide, Thorngate, Nailsworth, Collinswood, Sefton Park and surrounding areas.

Sometimes you come across a store that has been there for as long as you can remember and you just…read morehave no explanaition as how they survive! I get this vibe from Sports Power at Firle, which has a number of factors working against it. Firstly it is a small sports store, they don't have a lot of stock and the prices don't really blow your tighty whities up your butt crack if you catch my drift. They do have a shoes specials table out the front, but again the 'bargains are not 'amazing'! Considering these things alone, one would think they may struggle to make ends meat, but they are also right outside a KMart and just down the road from Campbelltown Sports which is a well established and much larger sports store. I really just don't get it!