Cycle Sport

I went here and bought my awesome new beach cruiser over the weekend. I love it and got it for cheap compared to the other quality bikes. I believe the guy who helped me was Bill. He was a very friendly guy who was also knowledgeable about all the bikes there. He recommended the perfect bike that I happened to be looking for within my price range. This bikes gonna be around for awhile I can tell. Allot of good times ahead with it

Good experience. Good service. Nice store. Big selection.
I was surprised at the quantity of bikes they had on display. It is jammed full of bicycles!
I brought my 38 year old beat-​up Schwinn in for repairs. It needed new tires, tubes, brake pads, and just a going over to make sure it would be safe to ride.
I received attentive service while being helped with the purchase of a helmet.
Three mechanics were hard at work during my visit. The guy assisting me put my bike on a stand and did a quick examination. I got the impression these are real experts when it comes to bicycle mechanical things. They were handling bikes like they had fixed thousands of them before.
He tallied up the costs to make the bike right, and said it was their policy to get payment in advance. (Credit cards are accepted.)
I was given a claim ticket and a receipt with an expected completion date. (They actually finished the work 2 days early.)
This is a nice store. It appears they have an excellent selection. Parking is very limited. You might need to park elsewhere and walk over.

I was referred to Harry at Cycle Sport by a bike FB page I’m on. I wanted a lighter weight bike and special handlebars (which he ordered from Louisiana). Harry was a pleasure to work with … and even installed all the things I wanted on my bike (rearview mirror, pouch, kickstand etc … and the basket)! They have a Huge selection of bikes … and even fixed my old bike while I was there. Can’t wait to get on the new one now! I totally recommend Cycle Sport to everyone!

I took my fixed-​gear bicycle, which I ((much to my chagrin) purchased online about a year and a half ago, to Cycle Sport a couple days ago. A friend of mine at my college recommended going to the Bike Church in West Philly for what they said would be free repairs. I’m really happy I eschewed the Bike Church and rented a Zipcar for a couple hours to take my fixie to Cycle Sport — the man and woman working the shop were super friendly and clearly very knowledgable about everything bicycle. At first I thought I was going to have to drop my bike off and come back, but after I requested that the owner do a sort of diagnostic lookover of my bike, he noticed a few glaring problems (all of which were very real) and made the repairs right in front of me. The owner of this shop knows his stuff, and speaks in a way that is authoritative without being pretentious (I’ve had much less favorable interactions with owners of other bike shops in Sacramento, CA, where I hail from). My bill totaled to about $ 85, but that’s including a nice new seat, brake repair, adding a link to my chain and repairing the crankshaft, tire socket repair, seat replacement, and taking a critical look at the whole unit in general. Overall great experience. Left feeling relieved and satisfied. Would recommend this shop to anyone in need of something bicycle related.

Found these guys selling a previous model of Airdyne that had been hard to find in good condition. The guy that sold it to us also helped us load it into the car, which was not an easy task.

I stumbled across this place by accident while traveling near media on my way home to NJ. I saw it listed online and there was a small picture of the outside. I needed a new tire for my bike so I figured why not. When I entered the store the first thing I noticed was it was much larger and had a crazy amount of bikes with all brands not just the common one or two that most bike shops carry and push. The staff was incredibly helpful and I was overwhelmed at the selection. The technician not only helped me pick out a pair of tires for my bike but he went in the back and found me a set that was 20 dollars cheaper because he took the time to ask me about what I needed and didn’t up sell me. He also adjusted my handle bars for me for free and gave me some really helpful tips. He was so friendly and then he took me on a tour of the place which really blew me away!!! They have a whole slew of inventory in the basement. More bikes than most of the big shops carry and parts and accessories too. The most incredible thing is they build and customized one of a kind frames and build bikes right there. They are crap either they are some of the best bikes on the road and they don’t even try to force them on you. You would think a shop that builds their own bikes would have them all over and push them every chance they get, but I wouldn’t have even known if I didn’t start asking questions. I was genuinely impressed with the shop and the workers there. For the most part, I find the cycling community is a friendly and helpful bunch, but I was blown away by the shop and the workers. Great place and fair prices.

Cycle Sport is an excellent shop. The staff is very knowledgeable and they carry a lot of good brands such as Cannondale, Specialized, and Cervelo. The owner is actually a master frame builder too, who is well known throughout the industry for his designs.
I stopped by here in jam a few minutes before the local group ride, and these guys got me back up in running with enough time to join the Thursday night ride.

I came across this store online while attempting to seek out a certain helmet that was almost sold out. I had located the Giro Surface Houndstooth helmet.
These fine people who work at Cycle Sports were the most helpful with my online order in getting this helmet out to me — I’m here in Los Angeles, California.
The helmet was packed very well and with care. I received it in perfect condition and I absolutely love it and it fits perfectly.
Many Thanks!!!

So, I’ve been biking since the early 70’s, had all kinds of bikes and service. I got a great bike at a screamin’ deal and got great service. I got the bike perfectly fitted and a 30 day follow up tune-​up included. I love my new racing bike. I just have to say the guys and the owner at Cycle Sports are true pros. I wouldn’t have gotten this service in California where I came from…

I’m exactly 3 months late with this update, but it’s only fair to make sure that the word spreads about this place… I stopped back into this bike shop three days after I had initially stopped in for info and prices… The staff helped me pick out a bike that would fit my son’s rough riding habits… He was nothing short ofexcited about recieving his new bike… I took it back for it’s 90 day tuneup, and the staff there was just as nice and helpful as they were prior to the sale… Great bike shop, with a plenty of reasons for me to continue shopping there…
The bike there aren’t cheap, but they are quality bikes that the store stands behind…

I was really surprised to find this outstanding place in the anti-​cycling sprawl of suburban Philadelphia, where sidewalks don’t exist, pedestrians have to watch for their lives, everyone speeds, and the exhaust fumes from gas-​guzzling SUVs perfume the air. Perhaps due to the proximity of progressive Swarthmore, but this place has everything that one would find at a Performance or much larger store.
The locale tends to feature Schwinn products and a large sign outside of the store makes it evident, but inside they have a little of everything. Clothes, gloves, accessories, helmets, bicycles, locks, lights, in short, everything for an avid cyclist. Moreover, the staff is extremely friendly and eager to please.
I went in there looking for conversion pedals that would suit both clip and clipless pedals. Not many places would even think of having it but they did. Impressive. Then I wanted collapsable cages. They had that too. Damn they have their act together.
A thoroughly good experience.

let’s get something out in the open… i’m a spinner. i’m not a cyclist; i’m not an outdoor biker of any kind. but put me on a stationary spin cycle in a class at the gym and i will spin my little legs off and love every second of it.
spin wasn’t always this much fun for me, until i ponied up and bought the shoes for it. much like outdoor bikes, the ones in class come equipped with SPD pedals that you can clip into rather than strap your bulky sneaks into the foot harness (yeah, it feels as awkward as it sounds). on the advice of one of my instructors, i headed to media cycle sports to find myself some spin shoes.
they don’t have late hours, so i went on my lunch break (which is only 30 minutes, so i needed this to be fast!) when i entered the store, there were 2 employees — one working behind the register (who i later learned is the tune-​up/​repair specialist) and one on the floor (owner? manager?) who was helping another customer. without my even telling him i was in a bit of a rush, he came right over to assist me while the first customer pondered his bike purchase.
while the selection wasn’t massive, it was enough that i was able to try on about 6 different styles — and was informed of the pluses/​minuses of each — before making my decision. prices ran the gamut from those on clearance ($ 30!) to high end ($ 150+) and i was neither upsold nor pressured to take the clearance pair off his hands.
after choosing a mid-​range priced pair that had the perfect fit + stylish design, the SPD clips (purchased separately) were fitted to the bottoms… and then we headed to the lower level of the store so i could test them out on an actual bike before purchasing (COOL!) he made sure the clips were placed correctly in proportion to my foot on the pedal and also gave me pointers on my seat and handlebar settings for future rides. and all this in about 30 minutes time!
on my way out, the technician wished me happy riding which reminded me that i do in fact own a bike… which has been collecting dust in my garage for about 4 years now. i asked him if i could bring it in for a tune-​up, or if it was even worth it. i forget how much he said the tune-​up would be, but he said that if i brought my bike in, he would assess it free of charge first and let me know if my money was better spent on a new bike.
that was january… and though i have yet to dig my bike out from a mess of cobwebs, if i do decide to take up outdoor cycling again, i will surely be back!