thumbs up to the cycle superstore

jober

Just want to give the lads a mention
Got me out off a pickle on commute home today
My chain snapped off and I'd nothing with me to fix it , after a couple of km walking I went in and they sorted me out

Didn't expect them to do it for free but wouldn't take money of me

fat bloke

They are a sound bunch in the workshop alright in my experience.

king size mars bar

Very good staff and always helpful, enjoy my trips there.

Pinch Flat

king size mars bar wrote: »

Very good staff and always helpful, enjoy my trips there.

The cyclesuperstore - a great bunch of lads

NBar

Bought a few bikes and loads of other bits there and always helpful when you drop in

Captain Havoc

They've given me parts off a crashed bike once for free as I couldn't buy the parts, sound guys in the work shop.

ckeego

+1 on all of the above!

A really great bunch of guys-what every bike repair/spare parts facility should strive to be.

Lost count of the amount of binds they have got me out of, particularly in the early days of road biking for me..

They are also excellent for the more difficult spares to find such as old Campag etc.

Long may they continue to be like this..Chapeau!

Unknown Soldier

I find them sound to deal with too and buy a lot of bits and bobs off them as they are close to me.

Gabor(?) especially.

Helped me fix my compound bow, when I need an imperial hex wrench.

Below is a compound bow incase people are wondering, though I reverted back to recurve...

arybvtcw0eolkf

^^^ Beautiful.. I'd love a try of one of those things!.

I'm a soldier (30yrs and counting) and tbh if I never seen a rifle again it would be too soon, but I'd love to try something like that for a bit.

[Sorry off topic]

ckeego

Mitchell Pitiful Sinus wrote: »

^^^ Beautiful.. I'd love a try of one of those things!.

I'm a soldier (30yrs and counting) and tbh if I never seen a rifle again it would be too soon, but I'd love to try something like that for a bit.

[Sorry off topic]

Off topic but I used to really enjoy my Steyr AUG

Vizzy

ckeego wrote: »

Off topic but I used to really enjoy my Steyr AUG

Is that a type of bike?

browsing

Pinch Flat wrote: »

The cyclesuperstore - a great bunch of lads

that's a subtle fr. Ted reference right?

Pinch Flat

browsing wrote: »

that's a subtle fr. Ted reference right?

Yep. http://craicto.files.wordpress.com/2014/07/chienese.jpg

jober

extra kudos to cycle super store

just noticed this morning that the lads also replaced a couple of cable ends that I was missing

fixed chain and cable ends replaced and still didn't charge me
sound lads

I usually get all my bits and bobs there so I know they will get something back from me

ckeego

Vizzy wrote: »

Is that a type of bike?

Nope!

Standard issue automatic weapon for the PDF

arybvtcw0eolkf

ckeego wrote: »

Off topic but I used to really enjoy my Steyr AUG

They're Austrian with a cyclic (see what I done there ) rate of fire of 600rpm :P

Vizzy

Sorry I was being disengenious. I knew what it was - been there, bought the tee shirt.Great weapon. Just so many abbreviations being bandied about it is hard to know whether you are driving a tank or riding a bike or steering a food processor.

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mondeo

I bought a Raleigh Activator II of cycle super store many years ago. Circa 1995'..