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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.

• 13/01/2012
  1 out of 5

  I think I should expect a high quality of service from a store that charges a premium on it's service. I booked my bike in for a stage 2 service and said to them that a few bits might need replacing. All good. Was rung later in the day by a mechanic who assumed far too much knowledge on my part, so had to ask him to dumb it down a bit. Anyway, got there in the end and still, all good.
  Was rung again to say that they were having a bit of trouble and needed a special tool to get something off and that it would be delayed by a day, again, no real problem.
  Then, nothing. No call to say wether or not it was ready. When I did ring, they could not locate the receipt, and relied on me to give them the necessary information to locate the bike. When I asked what had been done, only a stage 1 was done, to which I asked why. All I got was that it was cheaper, hardly the point. What really nerked me was that the member of staff I spoke to actually said that I should know more than he about what had been done! Red rag to a bull! So in conclusion. I managed to get some work on my bike done, It wasn't what I had asked for, but was at least cheaper. It was late and had to suffer the complete incompetance of the staff. In the end I really don't have any degree of confidence in the service and the work that has been done

• 17/09/2011
  5 out of 5

  im a downhill rider, and very few shops cater for downhill bike repairs and services but evans do it well and very cheaply. i've bought quite a lot from evans like my bike and some forks for my old bike etc and its been delivered everytime, bike has been fixed properly and had extras fixed for no cost within the same day with out booking my bike in, its a real shame they dont have anymore quieter brands bikes to sell cause i would really love them to sell more downhill/freeride bikes, forks, kit..