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Dublin city bicycle shops

  • 21-03-2012 10:34pm
    #1
    Four of a kind
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    Will be in the city center tomorrow, and wondering what bike shops are nearby?

    Thanks


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  • #2
    furiousox
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    www.cycleways.com

    CPL 593H



  • #3
    Kintarō Hattori
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    Cycle Bike off of Capel Street
    Think Bike in Rathmines (not city centre but rated highly by many)
    Eurocycles on William Street South


  • #4
    Doctor Bob
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    This site is pretty up to date (although I see Cyclelogical is still included): http://www.awaycity.com/wiki/Dublin/Cycle_Shops


  • #5
    Darkglasses
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    Mcdonalds on Wexford Street, and Penny Farthing just down the road on Camden. Square wheels in Templebar for the more unusual. On Track is a new one on Pearse Street (right?).


  • #6
    Holyboy
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    Darkglasses wrote: »
    Mcdonalds on Wexford Street, and Penny Farthing just down the road on Camden. Square wheels in Templebar for the more unusual. On Track is a new one on Pearse Street (right?).

    On Track would be on Cook Street near Christ church, great for all your single speed/fixed gear needs.

    If I had any interest in venturing into a bike shop in Dublin city in any way it would probably have to be Cycleways though it's been many a year since I was in it!

    Other than that CSS but it's not in the city center.


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  • #7
    happytramp
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    What were you looking for?


  • #8
    Darkglasses
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    Holyboy wrote: »
    On Track would be on Cook Street near Christ church, great for all your single speed/fixed gear needs.

    If I had any interest in venturing into a bike shop in Dublin city in any way it would probably have to be Cycleways though it's been many a year since I was in it!

    Other than that CSS but it's not in the city center.

    Thanks dude, yeah I thought I had that wrong, but there is some new cycle shop opened on Pearse street, not too far up from TCD's new building!


  • #9
    reallyunique
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 140 ✭✭reallyunique


    This may be the one you're thinking of. It's up near the "Bored Gosh Theatre" where the Grand Canal Theatre used to be.
    A bit hipster but with some old German steel framed bikes too. Nice people and a real change from the usual bike shop feel, not a single racing or mountain bike that I could see.

    http://freewheeling.ie/


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