Brought my bike to do some very basic maintenance. The guy who helped me (the owner?) spoke…read moreEnglish and was very nice. Fixed everything within an hour and at a decent price.

An absolutely massive bike shop with every possible kind of Fahrrad you could imagine from budget…read morebikes, right through to EUR10K racing bikes. There is a huge selection of accessories and even a indoor track where you can try out your bike before buying. Another advantage over a smaller shop is that because they have so many bikes, there are also a lot of good deals going. I got a EUR600 crossrad half price.

They don't necessarily have the biggest variety, exactly what I'm looking for, or rock-bottom…read moreprices, but they're the best place I've found to shop for bike parts and accessories. I've given up trying to support small, indpendent shops because I have been met time and again with lazy, arrogant or incompetent service. It might be a bit hard at times to flag down an employee at Stadler but when you do, they're friendly and helpful.

Poor service. Delays in delivering. Bikes to be serviced returned with inexplicable scratches from…read moreeither laboring or other unknown causes. No justifications or apologies offered. Postponed deliveries not communicated by a call but just on place when expecting to actually pick one's bike up. Much hyped about but totally underperforming its otherwise good shop interior design, location and top of the cream assortment. VERY BAD. You might consider to actually buy your bike here but NEVER consider having it serviced. They seem not to have a proper workplace. My poor bike was kept in a storage room behind the card box of a TV that seems not even used on site (?). Having a more than 2.000 euros bike returned with scratches for no reason is UNACCEPTABLE.

The proprietor was very reluctant to give any information and in general very unhelpful to any…read morequestions we asked about his bicycles. A waste of good time.