David’s World Cycle

Staff is always super helpful. Products are by no means inexpensive, but you can sometimes get a great deal on clothing and equipment. I bring my bike here for all if it’s needs. I purchased my shoes and pedals here and the team was extremely helpful and knowledgeable. It’s also located next to a Starbucks so if your repair or service will only take a few and you have time to kill you can get some coffee.

While Lake Mary is my favorite store because I have known Adam since I started biking; I just love all the stores. Everyone treats you nice, honest, great selection and very helpful!!! Miss Steve

I typically buy used bikes of Craigslist and go here or to freelance bike mechanic for repairs and service. My experience has been hit or miss, but the work they do is typically good.
Here’s what I like:
1) They do excellent tune-​ups. Got my wife’s and my bike back nice and clean and running like new. A year later, my bike still rides like new. Best $ 60 or $ 65 per bike I ever spent.
Here’s what I don’t like:
1) They do not service parts and push new parts instead. This has been my experience on two occasions with 2 different bikes. Freelance guy serviced the part and save me a lot of money and save me from having mis-​matched parts on my bike.
2)They push service and part upgrades.
3) Limited customer service and service recovery. I bought a used bike for my son and brought it there for repairs and service. The 7^th gear was not adjusted as smooth as I thought it should be, so even though I had the bike listed for sale on Craigslist (son didn’t like it) I brought it back in for readjustment. Mechanic, was belittling and informed me that it was shifting fine, and I needed to apply more force when putting the grip shift into 7^th gear. He made a few adjustments and told me to take it for a spin to test. Took it for a spin, all gears shifted worse now, and I broke the grip shift as I applied more force trying to get into 7^th gear.
Just my luck! Anyway, they do not sell grip shifters, so I’d have a different style on the right than left handle. Parts = $ 20, labor = $ 30. I ask for a concession on the labor, since the mechanic’s advise was a major contributor. Was offered $ 10 off.
Bottom line: Probably a good place for tune-​ups, to go buy and service new bikes, but not a good spot if you ride older bikes.

I have bought a few things here, over the years. They are very helpful and have good customer service. Not a place to purchase clothing, since the selection is not that great, but they do have a decent amount of bikes and other accessories.

I have been there 3 times for random parts a items (I crash a lot) and each time, I am never pushed into something I don’t need or want. Here is the best part, I sent my wife to get a inner tube for my bike and sight un-​seen, when she described my bike, they remembered who I was and helped her out… great place and great people!

This is a great bike shop. The store is really clean and well organized. I was in there with my Mom shopping for the wife’s birthday. Megan P. helped us and she was awesome! All the staff members are knowledgeable and know pretty much everything there is to know about bikes. They have a good bit of retail space, a huge area for repairing/​putting together bikes, and this really cool special area in the back for Vision Quest Cycling. Vision Quest is like hardcore spinning and you can bring your own bike to put in their system. The prices are reasonable and they are in a great location.

It’s tough to review this store because I do, in general, like the David’s World chain. It is just that this store is so unimpressive compared to their main Edgewater store. I guess if you are looking for something general and simple this store would work. But, if your looking for a variety of clothing or bikes skip this store and go to College Park.
For instance, if you want some energy gels, socks or a water bottle for your bike come here. If your looking for shoes, clothing, or special gear go to the other location. They had an extremely limited selection of women’s clothing and an even smaller amount of tri gear. The shoes they carry are primarily Shimano so you better hope Shimanos (that tend to run narrow) fit your feet. Unlike College Park they had no hats for women at all and no casual cycling clothing. Zippo.
They do have a service department which would be convenient if you live in Altamonte. The girl that helped us was friendly but didn’t strike me as very knowledgeable or much of a salesperson. Not a bad place in a pinch but I’d much prefer to make the drive to Orange Cycle or David’s on Edgewater. Just yesterday we were at the Edgewater Orange Cycle and David’s, and David himself helped us!

Originally this wasn’t my favorite bike store… I’ve been an avid Orange Cycle lover for ages — ok maybe more like 2 years but still. A few months ago I started showing up to David’s more frequently cause it was the man’s shop of choice. We started chatting it up with Brian there who is one of the coolest, down to earth, knowledgeable bike shop workers I’ve met. Plus he’ll joke with you about ugly tri gear and chamois butter.
I can honestly say David’s has now won me. Their prices are reasonable. Their customer service is stellar. And they just re-​did their store so there’s more gear available for consumption :)

David’s World Cycle has always been a reliable shop for all my biking needs. Whether you want a simple bike to amble around town or a hard core, wind-​cheating speed machine, this is your place. I bought a road bike here about 6 years ago and never looked back. Selling primarily Trek, Fisher, and Bontrager products, DWC doesn’t offer a wide variety of bike brands. The ones that they do sell they know everything about. They specialize in cycling, so don’t come in expecting a lot in the way of triathlete or running gear.
All the staff here is fully trained and will be able to help you out with any questions you’d have about buying a new bike, maintaining the one you own, or upgrading to something a little speedier. Feel free to talk to one of them about local cycling events.
David’s World Cycle has four locations in the Orlando area. Check ‘em out at
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