What are your opening hours?

We open Tuesdays, Thursdays & Saturdays at present, from 9:30 a.m. To 4:30 p.m. We may be able to see you outside of these hours by appointment, however, we are contactable by email and phone every day.

How do I donate a bike?

Please contact us via email with the details of the bike you wish to donate before bringing it in, collection may be possible.

Where can I find the bikes available?

Please click on the bikes section on the top of our website, this is updated weekly, with new bikes.

How do I get my bike serviced?

Ring the shop on 01664901204 and speak to Ned who will advise you on the best time to bring your bike in.

How much does it cost to get my bike serviced?

£45 for a basic service which includes a safety check, lubrication, adjustments, and a test ride to ensure rideability. Any parts required would come with additional costs. 

Do you stock spare parts?

We hold a limited amount of inner tubes and tyres, but any parts you require, we can order and fit.

Do you fit parts that customers supply?

If you have something like a child's seat that you wish fitting, we can do this for you. Please contact Ned to discuss your requirements.

Do you collect & deliver bikes?

We can collect and deliver bikes by prior arrangement normally on Tuesday & Thursday evenings.

What size bike do I need?

Please refer to the information below:

Most riders can choose a bike size by matching their height to standard charts: for example, a 5'7"–5'9" (170–175 cm) rider typically fits a 54–55 cm road bike or a 17–18″ medium mountain bike.

Overview

Bike sizing varies by bike type (road, mountain, hybrid). Height gives a quick estimate, but inseam measurement improves accuracy. 

Why Inseam Matters

Height gives a good estimate, but inseam ensures correct standover clearance (1–2″ for road, 2–4″ for MTB). 
If inseam < standover height, the bike is too big. 

Additional Fit Tips

• Road & hybrid bikes use cm frame sizing; MTBs use inches or S–XL.

Correct bike sizing ensures comfort, efficiency, and safe handling across all riding conditions.

If you require any help, please ring us or email us.

Thank you.