Tailor made for the individual
When deciding to open a new bike shop, the main thought was how to differentiate us from customers buying on the internet. What is it that the majority of internet sellers just can't offer? The answer was simple, personal service.
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However, personal service doesn't just mean talking to a real human being, it's also providing a bike that not only suits the customer, but also fits them to provide the most comfortable, and therefore most enjoyable riding experience.
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Then, the right partnerships were required. Our suppliers are just as passionate about cycling as we are, so creating the bond was a simple decision.
The three brands on sale are all available to be customised before they go into "the box". We don't need to retro fit. At the point of order, almost anything can be changed, whether it's sizes of saddle, stem or handlebars, or the gear ratios or crank lengths. If it's on the shelf, it's a no cost option. No expensive retro-fits required.
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What about if the specification isn't right for you? No problem. If you don't like what comes on the standard build, we'll change it for you. If you've a preferred type of wheelset, we'll put them on from new. No need to pay for the standard wheels as well as the upgrade. You only pay the extra cost, if indeed there is any.
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For example, Wilier tend to come with Miche wheels, and Basso with Mavic. Want Mavic on your Wilier? The Mavic Cosmic S cost the same as the Miche SWR Evo, so that's a no cost swap. Want the Campagnolo Bora wheelset? Only pay the extra cost over the standard wheels.
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When it comes to Reilly, we buy in the gorgeous titanium framesets and build you whatever you want. Nothing is off the table, as long as it exists for us to acquire. You even get the chance to custom anodise the frame in a mind boggling amount of ways. They'll even anodise your name onto the top tube, so you don't need to buy any stickers.
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If you've never experienced the feel of riding titanium, head over to us and give it a go.
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We also do coffee. Good coffee. And cake. Doesn't every cyclist love good coffee and cake?
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