Jubilee Cycle

Approachable family friendly store with a good selection of Opus and Kona bikes in a range of prices and models. Staff are friendly and knowledgeable and the store came highly recommended from a friend. Store has been at this location for 30 some years — they’re definitely doing things right!
Would come here for repairs as they are along a bike route and accessible by skytrain.

Super fast service, had to bring a tire in today to get a flat fixed. Gave them the tire at the counter and went to look at accessories — had barely made it through looking at locks and the tire was fixed and ready to go!
Picked up a lock as well as the fixed tire, and was very happy to be back on the road in minutes. Excellent service, would definitely go back again!

Amazing service everytime we go in shopping for a new bike. Great selection of BMC, Kona and Opus. Bought my Jake the Snake here and have never been happier w a bike … Now time to move from cyclocross to road bike. The guys there helped me find something similar to my Snake in components w a road bike feel. Only downfall is that it would be helpful if they had longer hours at this time of year.

I really enjoyed my visit. The served well and the people are nice. look forward to going back

I bought a bike against moms will from here, but they took it back for nearly what I paid them for it. Id buy off them again if I couldnt find a suitable bike at the newest Caps where Jim Pattison Chev Olds on Kingsway used to be. Caps is closer to me than Jubillee Cycle. Caps is Grimmer and Jubillee is Imperial/​Jubillee.

I’ve bought two bikes from them, about 11 years apart and they remember me. Pretty awesome to shop at a store where the faces are familiar.
They hooked me up with a brand new gorgeous Kona and even gave me a discount on top of it without me having to ask (I assume because they remembered me and friends that I had referred to them).
They ordered in a specific helmet for me as well when they didn’t have it in stock and managed to stay competitive on price.
They generally can’t be as cheap as MEC on parts, but getting personalized service is worth the difference.

This bike shop is super convenient as it’s located close to my house, a bike trail and Central Park.
I had to get my brakes fixed and the staff were professional, friendly and knew exactly what they are doing. The prices are reasonable and with a quick turnaround time.

I just took my bike in to get some new pedals, shoes and a trip computer. These guys were great, and sponsor the BC Ride to Conquer Cancer. The prices weren’t as high as I was expecting for a small LBS and the staff are very knowledgeable. I tend to buy a lot from MEC, but this store is close to home and I like to try and support local stores if I can. I was glad I went here for my parts instead. I researched some prices on-​line before going and it ended up being about what I had expected to pay, and even less on the shoes since I got last year’s models. The service was personable and I felt they really wanted to find what was best for me and and my bike. I only wish they had a bigger store with more selection and more brands.

Here’s another bike shop located along the BC Parkway bike route, not too far east of Metrotown.
I rolled in one day because my newly installed brakes were squeaking, and I thought they just needed a little adjustment. The bike mechanic took one look and informed me that they were actually the wrong brakes. It was a little abrupt, and he chastised me slightly for letting a friend install them for me, but I left the bike at the shop to get fixed. (Lucky that Royal Oak station is just down the way.) I was very pleased to get the bike back only a couple of days later with new, non-​squeaky brakes.
Although it cost me $ 40 and a couple of remarks about amateur bike mechanics, I was happy with the outcome.