Recommend Bike Shops in Brisbane and Perth

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Hi,

I shall be visiting Brisbane and Perth over the next week and would like
some recommendations on reliable and competitively-priced bike shops at
both locations. I am looking for the usual bike stuff - jerseys,
accessories, parts etc.

Your recommendations are appreciated.

Thanks.


Kent

On Dec 8, 6:40 am, Kent <m...@privacy.net> wrote:
> I shall be visiting Brisbane and Perth over the next week and would like
> some recommendations on reliable and competitively-priced bike shops at
> both locations. I am looking for the usual bike stuff - jerseys,
> accessories, parts etc.

I would like to give my enthusiastic support to Greg Stoyles Cycles,
143 Walter Rd Morley WA ph 9375 1340.

I bought my Christmas bike and a new bike for my daughter
and he gave me an excellent price, including knocking off
another $50 that he really didn't have to.

His shop is fairly small and focussed on low-end stuff, but he
will go the extra yards to get in anything you need.

Plus he is just a really nice guy. Unlike the complete pratt I
spoke to at The Bicycle Entrepreneur.

On Dec 8, 6:40 am, Kent <m...@privacy.net> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I shall be visiting Brisbane and Perth over the next week and would like
> some recommendations on reliable and competitively-priced bike shops at
> both locations. I am looking for the usual bike stuff - jerseys,
> accessories, parts etc.
>
> Your recommendations are appreciated.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Kent

PBK and a few others, sadly. Competitively priced bike shops are not
known in Brisbane - they differentiate on marketing and service. You
might get mates rates if you are a mate, but not as a blow-in.

On Dec 8, 6:40 am, Kent <m...@privacy.net> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I shall be visiting Brisbane and Perth over the next week and would like
> some recommendations on reliable and competitively-priced bike shops at
> both locations. I am looking for the usual bike stuff - jerseys,
> accessories, parts etc.
>
> Your recommendations are appreciated.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Kent

PBK and a few others, sadly. Competitively priced bike shops are not
known in Brisbane - they differentiate on marketing and service. You
might get mates rates if you are a mate, but not as a blow-in.

Hi,

I shall be visiting Brisbane and Perth over the next week and would like
some recommendations on reliable and competitively-priced bike shops at
both locations. I am looking for the usual bike stuff - jerseys,
accessories, parts etc.

Your recommendations are appreciated.

Thanks.


Kent
Bicycle Rider's in Morningside, Brisbane look after me pretty well - good service, negotiable on prices. 600 Wynnum Rd; 07 3899 8232. Depends on who you talk to there too, of course. Owner is Chris, good man to deal with in my experience.

DB

On Dec 8, 6:40 am, Kent <m...@privacy.net> wrote:
> I shall be visiting Brisbane and Perth over the next week and would like
> some recommendations on reliable and competitively-priced bike shops at
> both locations. I am looking for the usual bike stuff - jerseys,
> accessories, parts etc.

I would like to give my enthusiastic support to Greg Stoyles Cycles,
143 Walter Rd Morley WA ph 9375 1340.

I bought my Christmas bike and a new bike for my daughter
and he gave me an excellent price, including knocking off
another $50 that he really didn't have to.

His shop is fairly small and focussed on low-end stuff, but he
will go the extra yards to get in anything you need.

Plus he is just a really nice guy. Unlike the complete pratt I
spoke to at The Bicycle Entrepreneur.which store?
the nedlands store done the righty by me when iv had a bike problem

On Dec 13, 1:54 pm, cyclist2 <cyclist2.31i...@no-
mx.forums.cyclingforums.com> wrote:
> brucef Wrote:
> > Unlike the complete pratt I
> > spoke to at The Bicycle Entrepreneur.

> which store?
>
> the nedlands store done the righty by me when iv had a bike problem

Nedlands.

Maybe you look the part. I got the feeling that I would have been
taken
more seriously if I had been wearing lycra. And I was asking about
kids
bikes, so obviously not a real cyclist. Or maybe I just got the one
knob
in the shop. Or maybe it was just a bad day for him, I dunno...