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Hi, a pal is after a good bike shop to check out in the area if anyone knows of any?
Thanks!
You could do a lot worse than check out [url= http://www.philsbikecompanyltd.com/ ]Phil's[/url] on St Matthew's Street in the town centre. The store itself isn't massive but Phil's pretty passionate about bikes (sponsors the [url= http://www.trogmtb.com ]local club[/url], involved with grass roots racing etc.) and the service is great.
[url= http://www.cycle-revolution.net/ ]Cycle Revolution[/url]
I've used the Colchester shop often, having bought three bikes from them in the past and have ridden with a few of the staff.
Good bunch of guys.
+1 for Phils.
I can't say I have been very impressed with the Ipswich branch of cycle revolution for various reasons, but can certainly recommend Phils - dead helpful.
Personally I'd recommend Lifecycle UK in Bildeston, not a fan of Cycle Rev.
Agreed - Lifecycle UK in Bildeston have lots of top kit and are v knowledgable, and mostly friendly(Matt++, Rob-). Agree also re Phil's being helpful and that Cycle Revolution sadly have been unfailingly unfriendly. Forget the Bicycle Doctor (he's a quack) but for good old fashioned skill, knowledge and charm (in an utterly non-cool and trendy setting) try David at Bosmere Cycles in Needham Market. Lovely guy and such modest prices.
Cycle revolution? NOOOOO! I don't go a bundle on Elmys either.
Great cheers all much appreciated.
I knew stw peeps would come up with the goods.
I will pass on the knowledge 🙂
Depends what yer pal wants really.
Elmys are good for Road and CX. Sponsor to Ipswich Bike club
Cycle Revolution: Dealer for many of the big brands. Possibly might explain responses above.
Phils: Smaller shop, Kona and Scott dealer. Has willingly helped me many times with difficult but not very profitable problems so respect for that.
Life Cycles: Not used it but never heard anything bad about them
54:12 in Colchester are good for Tri gear