London bike shops
Brian1
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Going over to London at the weekend and staying at Premier Inn at Victoria. Are there any bike shops you guys can reccomend- more just to ogle some nice kit rather than buy anything!
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Not much in Victoria. Condor is very close to Holborn though and is a very nice shop!RIP commute...
Sometimes seen bimbling around on a purple Fratello Disc or black and red Aprire Vincenza.0 -
Go to the new giant store in St. Paul's. I went yesterday and it was lovely!0
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Nearest is Evans just off Victoria street but frankly you're better off heading up to Specialized in COvent Garden or COndor in Holborn0
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Cycle surgery and Evans both price match, so they aren't that bad to buy from.0
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Ogle would include Mosquito Bikes in Islington
http://www.mosquito-bikes.co.uk/
Condor in Holborn
Rapha? http://www.rapha.cc/london
and close by Tokyo Fixed http://www.tokyofixed.co.uk/0 -
diy wrote:Cycle surgery and Evans both price match, so they aren't that bad to buy from.
That's a bit like saying "oh yeah, the is Primark and H&M" I am sure the OP has an Evans outlet within ten miles from his shed.
Condor as previously or if you like steel frames, have a look at the Aladdin's cave which is Brick Lane Bikes... of course a Curry afterwards is a mustleft the forum March 20230 -
London's not blessed with as many good bike shops as you'd imagine.
In the suburbs Sigma in Hampton Wick is worth a look. Internet shopping has a lot to answer for!0 -
Condor. Just don't go downstairs. That is where they really get to work on cracking open your wallet and forcing you to hand over your credit card. It is a harrowing experience down there.0
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And after a hard day's ogling head down to 'Look Mum No Hands' on Old Street for a cyclocentric cafe experience with some truly good coffee.0
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Bespoke Cycling on Farringdon Road. Downstairs they have a lot of expensive carbon eye candy.
Even better it is across the road from The Quality Chop House for lunch.0 -
crispybug2 wrote:And after a hard day's ogling head down to 'Look Mum No Hands' on Old Street for a cyclocentric cafe experience with some truly good coffee.
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On the subject of Cycle Surgery, I was in there a couple of months back looking at cross bikes and the assistant I spoke to recommended one that the chain didn't sell! Nice honest advice, I thought.0