Decent owner. Understands riders. Very helpful if you have a mechanical issue…read more I came to London and didn't bring a helmet or gloves. The first generic sport store I rode to told me to come back without my bike. This store owner let me bring it in. A simple bike shop without fancy expensive bikes but has the right attitude towards fellow riders.

Good spot, very good coffee. Wifi can be unreliable. Great option in this area. Random location but…read moreit works.

A search for a cycling gift brought me to this unusual store in Soho…read more It's a cycle shop and coffee rolled into one. You can enjoy fresh coffee fumes as you browse the serious cycling paraphernalia on offer. If you're a cycling noob like me, fear not. The knowledgeable staff are very patient with answering any queries, however inane It's a fine cycling (cf fine dining) cycle shop, so bring some hefty means of payment

This is where I first feel in love with my Pinnacle fold-up bike. It was love at first ride…read more I went to Evans and tried the bike and was able to leave my credit card and take it for a spin. The staff is Evans is so helpful. They spent extra time getting my seat to the right height and explaining to us how to fold-up the bike properly. They explained to us the pros and cons of the different models and the girlfriend tried a crummy old Brompton. It wasn't old but it is crummy because it's not a Pinnacle! This shop also sells some nice cycling clothing. Evans is not the cheapest place around but they are reputable and you can bring your bike to them if something goes wrong. Try a Pinnacle bike's won't look back. Lightweight and sturdy. Rocks.

I went in to Evans Hendon today with my son and his Unibot which had a flat tyre. Matt D and Dan…read morewere so helpful. Even though this technically wasn't a bike and I had no idea how to pump the tyre up (it's not as easy as you might think) they figured it out and made a young boy very happy!! They couldn't have been more helpful. Thank you guys

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.

This is a handy little bike shop and workshop located, as you might expect, next to a bus stop. The…read moreshop is accessed by pressing a buzzer next to the door, which can seem a bit off-putting, and I have had difficulty getting someone to answer the door in the past, probably because the workshop is located out the back of the shop. However once you're in, the staff are friendly and helpful, and I think offers good value. The shop is quite small, and has all the essentials, but not much beyond that, so if you are looking for the latest Northwave jersey, you will need to try somewhere else. It is more of a functional shop catering to people who are using their bike to get places rather than purely for exercise or sport. They have a plentiful supply of florescent yellow plastic, which is most important for cycling on London's roads.

Excellent service, left it in for a service, bit more needed fixing but it came out and it felt…read morelike I was on a new bike. Very good value for money. will be my first port of call for any of my bike needs. Highly recommend them.

Good service, they repaired my bike and took good care of me as a customer, the only drawdown was…read morethat they took a very long time that I believe was unnecessary, other than that it is okay

Unfortunately, Harlesden is a bit of a trek for me. But this is where I bought my bike. Got a…read morereally good deal and lots of great advice. It's actually great fun wandering around the shop which does not just sell bicycles and parts but all sorts of weird and wonderful pieces of electronic equipment from vacuum cleaners to professional sound systems. I suppose it's in the name :-)

Absolutely fantastic. I needed a part, the rear roller wheels, for my Brompton. They didn't have…read moreit in stock but had a slightly more expensive one, the rear rollers plus the roller for the fender. They offered to and did send me the more expensive part at no extra cost. It arrived in one day. Their prices are very good, they don't charge for shipping, and they ship unbelievably quickly. I haven't been there in person, but if they are as friendly and responsive in shop as they are by email it'd be worth the hour and a half train ride from where I am now.

From the owner: Creating a better place …read more... Brilliant Bikes is a friendly cycle shop based in Sunningdale We service, repair and upgrade all types of bikes as well as selling new bikes made by Brompton, Intense, Orbea, Commencal and Frog. If you need your bike servicing, we won't keep you hanging around or on a long waiting list / booking system - we want you and your bike back on the road ASAP. We specialise in spare parts and accessories for Brompton folding bicycles and try and keep all Brompton parts in stock.

Chelsea bikes has a unique selling point in that they service bikes without an appointment, or very…read morequickly with one. Most of the other shops around town do not do this. The prices are comparable to other stores as far as I can see. They also sometimes throw in brake pads for free if it was a large transaction such as a big service and parts. It is in Chelsea which is cool! They offer bikes while you wait for yours if they are ready to do so.

Completely overpriced and seriously crappy used bikes, run by comically ignorant pricks with zero…read moreknowledge about bikes. Probably one of the worst shops I've been in, period. Sold me a link for my chain for 15 quid and wanted 10 more to install it (I only came in b/c my chain broke and the other shop in the vicinity was out of the part). Their bicycle rental program (which I only found out about when I checked the website to add the business location to this review) is offensively expensive -- Tokyo Fixed rents out their nice bikes for 12 a day -- they assholes want over 30 for their junk. Avoid avoid avoid. I wish there was a business scruples government department that closed businesses which were doing a disservice to the community.

UNPROFESSIONAL! Called up for puncture repair. was told 18 pounds. when it was finished was charged…read more25, with an explanation that "some bikes take longer to take apart". As i left with bike the wheel was rubbing on mudguard. The Guy obviously hadn't checked it after repair. After some more work i left again and it was worse... guy said," Wheel is BUCKLED" Went home and turned bike upside down to find out exactly where rubbing was. The wheel was LOOSE! He Hadn't tightened the wheel nuts which is why it was rubbing in first place! As I use the bike to carry my child from Nursery the thought of the nuts coming off the wheel with him on it (due to the repairers forgetting) is very distressing. i immediately left message explaining what happened..(i also cut my hand having to re align the wheel) So far 2 days later an no reply. i have used this shop before and haven't had a problem. This time it was an unprofessional disaster that could've resulted in a serious accident. Obviously it was an oversight but i am very unhappy that no one has contacted me with an apology.

They work on high spec to low spec bikes, I have now used…read morethem several times, they are always willing to help, no drama. on the spot service when it can be done. Great Service, Great Guys, Very good prices, I don't go anywhere else now. You'd be mad not to use them

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.