Cyclopolis Bicycle Shop & Repair Service

I have used their services twice and I can say they are really good in what they do. The staff is helpful and efficient. They always make sure that everything is fixed and working properly. Good prices and great service. Highly recommend these guys !

the service here is superb. Bent over backwards to help with what was not an exciting or even major job. Even offered to stay open late to get the work done on short notie. Cannot reccommend highly enough!

AVOID! AVOID! AVOID at any cost! I gave them second chance and it was the worst decision ever. They’ve damaged my headset (retail price £156.99) while pressing it into the frame. Bike mechanic doesn’t take any responsibility for what he does. Uses inadequate tools. How can you treat customers like that? That’s just wrong.

Always friendly & helpful, have had 2 bikes serviced here and both done quickly and at reasonable cost. also a very decent selection of parts & accessories.

Professional, passionate and great service. Love this shop and it deserves to do well.
I’ve had 3 hand built wheels off them now, and a new bar set and brakes. Turnaround time for fitting (headset) was excellent and service charges v. reasonable.
Give these guys a go.

Where bike shopping is concerned I’ll happily cobble together any old excuse to do so; oh my rims need truing, maybe I need to replace them with some deep Vs, My fame is a 49 cm when I could do with a 47 cm new frame? I think so! it’s a sickness. It therefore stands to reason that I am pathologically unable to even pass a bike shop without darting in and combing through every aisle like someone auditioning for Supermarket Sweep.
I was ‘up west’ for a change. On the assumption that all West London residents drive Range Rovers I was pleasantly surprised by Cyclopolis, a small but perfectly formed ‘half bike shop, half workshop’ in Balham.
So was it better than the inimitable 14 bike co, you might ask? Clearly not; but it’s great for when you want a little splash of quality and style in amongst all the usual practical items. Like decent Kevlar tyres. A respectable range of Brooks saddles. More Abus products than you’d imagine in one place. Very well stocked indeed. they also do the bike to work scheme, if you are as scarred by Evans as I am. Oh, and there’s stuff for your kids if you want to get them hooked too.
It’s more of a shop for people who ride Pashleys or off road, but they know what to do with fixed gear and single speed lovers too. No, and I don’t mean slapping them.