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The first shop was originally known as F.W. Evans Cycles and was located on Kennington Road in south east London. Trading from this site for thirty years F.W Evans Cycles built up a strong reputation as a quality cycle shop and in particular building its own frames and bikes. In 1925 the company was presented with a silver plaque by the Cyclists Touring Club (The CTC) for ‘The greatest improvement in cycle design, construction or equipment during the year 1925’. The award was given for design and low cost production of a rear wheel dropout.

A random selection of reviews taken about this merchant. PLEASE NOTE: These are invidual opinions, and not our own experiences.

• 11/01/2012
  1 out of 5

  I dropped my Bianchi Infinito in for a Stage One service yesterday to the Kingston store. Nothing much wrong - I simply wanted it checked over, some tweaking here and there etc as I have an 900km ride in Thailand coming up shortly.
  
  I dropped it off at 8am and got n email a couple of hours later to say the work was complete. I thought that was quick - perhaps too quick - and sure enough, when I picked the bike up last night it was actually worse than when I dropped it off, albeit cleaner. £60 for a clean is not good value.
  
  The worse part is the front and rear derailleur set up - it is so poorly adjusted that it is impossible to access the two smaller cogs of the rear cassette. The front derailleur is almost as bad. I dropped off a smooth, near-silent-running campagnolo groupset that needed some minor adjustment and got back a clunky, noisy version.
  
  It is clear that no quality assurance took place and no-one bothered to even shirt through the complete range of gears before signing the bike off - it would be that obvious to anyone bothering to check.
  
  I am really disappointed at the quality of the service. I am capabale of doing the work myself but my time is really limited at the moment hence giving Evans the work. I have left a message for the Kingston Manager this AM - I don't think they have ever answered the phone - so let's see how they suggest remedying the issue. I'll update.
  
  

• 30/01/2012
  1 out of 5

  Never used Evans cycles before and decided to give them a try as the reviews were quite good.
  
  I went to get a basic pair of mudguards and to have my brakes fixed. My bike was a pretty basic mountain bike (bought elsewhere) and I had problems with the front brake pads - which was rubbing against the disc brake.
  
  Paid for the mudguards and for servicing of the brakes. 20 minutes later, the mudguards were fitted, but the front brakes were still rubbing (a bit less than when i first brought the bike in)! The guy that did the repair explained that he did his best, and with cheap bikes, there isn't much to be done. If I was told this earlier, i would just have gone to another shop which fixed the brakes on my friend's bike just fine. Both bikes were the same model and bought from the same online retailer. The only reason I went to Evans instead of the other shop was because the other shop was at the other end of town and Evans was closest to my home. Wasn't very impressed with the repair but paid the £11.50 they asked for. Should have just told me they can't fix it and I would have gone to the shop that can.
  
  On my way home, the front mudguard fell off whilst I was cycling!!!! Had obviously not been fitted properly in the shop. Could not reattach it securely and would have to go back to the shop tomorrow. Very annoyed as its a complete waste of my time and money.