+1 for The London Cycle Workshop.  It's on my commuting route and easy to drop the bike in to fix any problems. They've done repairs like fix a broken spoke there on the spot. However bike shops must be like buses... another one is opening almost across the road from The London Cycle Workshop at 360 King St. www.pisquaredbikes.com They were still getting it ready last weekend when I spoke to the person in the shop.  They'll be selling bikes (London Cycle Workshop do repairs and sell accessories, but not bikes) and the person I spoke to also said they would do custom builds and frames as well.

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Topic	Date Posted	Posted By
The London Cycle Workshop	24/10/15 14:45:00	Helen Whitman
Re:The London Cycle Workshop	24/10/15 18:48:00	Rebecca Thorp
Re:The London Cycle Workshop	25/10/15 09:47:00	Adrian Irving
Re:Re:The London Cycle Workshop	25/10/15 09:57:00	Adrian Irving
Re:Re:Re:The London Cycle Workshop	23/03/16 13:48:00	Russell Pearson
Re:Re:Re:Re:The London Cycle Workshop	23/03/16 15:57:00	Michael Robinson
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:The London Cycle Workshop	23/03/16 16:59:00	Russell Pearson
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:The London Cycle Workshop	23/03/16 17:11:00	Michael Robinson
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:The London Cycle Workshop	23/03/16 17:24:00	Anton Hirschowitz
Re:The London Cycle Workshop	17/08/17 08:58:00	Andrew Cumming
Re:Re:The London Cycle Workshop	17/08/17 09:39:00	Ken Munn
Re:Re:Re:The London Cycle Workshop	17/08/17 13:46:00	Adrian Irving

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