I was coming from the U.S. to do a 190 mile challenge ride. Deciding not to bring my own bike, I…read morehired one from On Your Bike London Bridge location. The entire team, (but especially Dave) were brilliant. I didn't know what to expect and there was a lot of planning going in. The On Your Bike team was with me every step of the way. Once I got there, they got the bike set up quickly, provided useful info (the brakes are opposite of what they are in U.S. - good to know!). The bike itself was excellent and exactly what I needed for the ride. They even picked up the bike at the end for a small fee. They made what could have been a complex situation super easy. Fabulous customer service and I highly recommend them.

I like this bike shop. It's on cavernous premises. Something of a bike supermarket so it's…read morepossible to wander the aisles in awe of all this bike stuff. Stuff you never knew you needed. Or even existed. It's a bit like that. They have so much kit, a pretty exhaustive range of stock. Drinks bottles (a range). Biking clothing. Helmets. New slinky wheels. New tyres. A unicycle. And lots and lots of bikes. I found the staff really friendly. Very knowledgeable, which you'd expect, all clearly enthusiasts themselves, which is nice. And all together, really well-presented shop with A LOT of bike products.

I just wanted to say thank you for a much appreciated service! Everything there was as highest…read morequality as possible

Very nice people. Bike was set up very well. I'm sure to use them again. Pearson shop is impressive.read more

The idea of Lock 7 is great, a bike shop and café in one. Its convenient, as you can sit and relax…read morewhile you wait for the repairs to be done. The shop is well situated on Regents Canal, in the heart of a café and bike loving community. I have only taken my bike in for minor surgery, but found it to be very reasonably priced. Its not often you can get any repairs done on your bike for 4 pounds, and considering I nearly threw my bike out the window attempting to fix the breaks myself, it was well worth it. The interior of the shop, with its minimalist design, has more of a 'fixing the bike in the garage' feel than a cosy café feel. The vibe is still relaxing and the food is reasonably priced.

Is it a bar? Is it a bike shop? It's all a bit confusing from the outside, but once you walk in…read moreand get over the fact that there are bikes hanging from the walls where you sit and have your coffee, this place is actually pretty good. I have no complaints about the café's food or coffee and enjoy sitting and have a drink in the tables. I personally do not own a bike, but if I did I would definitely want to combine a dreary bike repair with a lovely warm coffee. I often see some young creative professionals doing work with a coffee and their laptops open here. They are friendly enough not to hurry you out, leaving you with a comfortable working space. Compared to the other cafés in the area, this one might appear to be a bit cold, but it is an interesting concept and it's always fun to discover a café with an edge.

Without doubt THE best bicycle shop in South London. Thor and his gang believe that all services…read moreshould start with a strip and clean, so when you pay for a service (which is much less than other bike shops in the area) your bike is returned shining and clean. Not a spec of dirt on it. But that's only half the story. Unlike the sanitised, sterile bike shops in the vicinity, Druid Cycles is an eclectic, eccentric and wonderful space under the railway arches. It's also run as a social business, with an emphasis of training people to be mechanics. It's superb value for money and is open late into the evening. Never, ever had a problem with this place and would recommend it highly.

We pretty much use these guys exclusively to maintain the fleet of bikes we use for our guided…read morebicycle tours. They are courteous, professional, cost-effective and very reliable. We've tried other bike shops in the area but figured it was a no brainer as Druid Cycles were not only cheaper than their competitors, they also completely clean the bikes as a standard part of the service, so you get your bike back shiny and looking brand new again. A great community amenity

Had to fix rear tyre brake got both tyres done with Quick and immediately service. nice behaviour…read moreof boys.

Well stocked bike shop on the edge of Epping Forest with all the spares you need and they do bike…read morehire too

We got about a three hour bike tour around the city. Our tour guide was George... Very informative…read moreand super expressive with his stories. Real funny gentleman. The bikes were a bit older, not the best shape, but they were very smooth and worked well. We were given excellent instructions along the route on how to follow him for utmost safety. We hit all the major stops, which I'll spare you the details. Our only critique would be a little shorter on the stops & a little more time riding. If we cut maybe a minute or two from each stop then we could've built in three more sites perhaps. As some of the stops were pushing 15 mins. Overall good value for the amount of time spent.

Had a wonderful time on our tour with Arno while in London with our family!! He did a fantastic job…read morekeeping our kids engaged and entertained for our tour. We saw several things through the city we had not seen yet and learned a lot about some of the betteI will be recommending the company and Arno to friends who may be traveling to London in the future!

Looking desperately for a same-day chain set replacement, I visited three other cycle shops on a…read moreSunday morning before happening on a diminutive and somewhat empty Evans showroom in Spitalfields. "It's an itty bitty Evans. This won't do", I thought. But wait! There was a sign inside. MASSIVE SHOWROOM DOWNSTAIRS This warranted further investigation. And it was indeed massive. The selection of bikes was more than impressive. The selection of bike clothes was admirable. The accessories, appealing (there was even a Chrome messenger bag). But, better yet, this Evans had the first repair shop that was willing to take my bike and do the repair THAT DAY. Not Tuesday. Not Thursday. Sunday. The day I arrived with a busted, unrideable bike. This Evans is totally winning. I like it. ...as I tend to like most things that are "massive downstairs".

I'm in two minds about this particular store. Yeah I understand that it's a reliable staple shop…read morefor things that it can be hard to find elsewhere like gel padded gloves, mountain bike wear etc; and many of the staff did go out of their way to help me make a purchase. Which I suppose is the point - I made an impulse buy; a Mongoose Sabrosa which is probaly the crappest bike known to existence and I'm fighting back the resentment that they kept quiet about their 'test ride' policy until it was too late (i.e: they are supposed to offer you one, because if you buy a bike you can't return it the next day on the grounds that it doesn't work for you at all) and I bought the lilting, heavy creaking disaster on wheels. I'm sure that someone else would have loved it, espeically if you like hybrids, but after being on a zippy narrow racing frame for a year slowing down seems somewhat agonising. They also keep running out of stuff; from gloves, to bags, to pannier racks, on what seems to be a bit too much of a regular basis. Evans - I want to like you but it's hard right now! It took them a good few weeks before they could explain why they didn't have my power grips, made all the more frustrating by the fact that they are the cheapest place where you can buy that item. My experience of this shop seems to be this: attentive service, tinged with disappointment. The road to hell was indeed paved with good intentions.

For my first day in London I decided to do the "Landmarks & Gems: London Bike Ride +Historic Pub…read more+Graffiti Tour" with Luke. This was an incredible first day activity. For someone who's coming to London for the first time, this tour takes you by the most popular landmarks and through several boroughs throughout London. Luke was everything you'd want in a guide, friendly, approachable, great storyteller, patient, and made sure the group travelled safely. Side note, London is incredibly flat, so the bike tour was "easy" pedaling, and accessible to anyone who can ride a bike.

We had Edward and he was awesome!! I would highly recommend this amazing cycle tour. The bikes are…read moregreat to ride. We saw areas in London which we might not have seen on our own.