Another recommendation for this place. Found a broken spoke on my bike on Tuesday evening so dropped in on Wednesday morning. It has been a while since my bike had a service so thought I'd ask them to give it a once over while they were at it. Unlike a lot of places they don't require you to book a service in advance. I just turned up at 7am and the guy had a look over the bike, talked me through what it was likely to need and advised the basic service (even told me I had some life left in my chain instead of trying to flog me a new one). Got a call about 3pm saying my bike was ready to collect. Charged only for the broken spoke and basic service (no parts replaced for the sake of it as I've often felt happens in other places I've been to). Bike now rides like new. You often don't realise how much your bike needed a refresh until after you've done it. Will certainly make it a more regular thing. No connection to the business, BTW, just a happy customer.

Entire Thread

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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