This is really THE place to get your bike fixed / serviced in Vesterbro!…read moreI have been going here for some years now, and we take all of our bikes in the family here. The friendly owner is always very helpful, thorough and fast. He provides a great service, advice and often I can already pick up my bike after only a few hours, so I get the bike back the same day. I can highly recommend this place!

Super helpful and won't give you shit! I went around all shops on my area to take off a stuck…read morebottom bracket's cap. I was asked for 200+ kroner! Thia fella said "80 kroner cause it's stuck and will take time, otherwise nothing". I guess he's the only one who knows that a happy costumer becomes a regular costumer.

Highly recommended!…read more I originally brought my bike (with a flat rear tire) to another bike shop in Islands Brygge not knowing if I needed just the tube replaced or both the tire and tube replaced. They quoted me over 350kr without even looking at my bike and sent me away. Turns out, I have a special type of tire that they don't carry so they weren't able to service my bike. I came to Islands Brygge Cykler for a second opinion and what I got was an honest opinion and great service. The gentleman there actually looked at my tire and personally plucked out the tiny shards of glass that were stuck in my wheel and upon his inspection, stated that it didn't need replacement. He installed a new tube for me right then and there. He even showed me some potential problem areas with wear/drying on my tires but assured me that I'd be fine for the time being but would eventually need replacement in the future. I really appreciated his honesty and he was super duper nice as well. I will definitely return to them if I have any more repairs and recommend them to friends/family!

totally agree with the rest of the reviews here. I brought my bike in for a general tune up and a…read morestrange grinding noise. Although they couldn't diagnose the grinding on the spot, they did do a general look over and told me a few things wrong. I had the bike back a few days later, in great shape, and just 165 kr short. Very helpful and friendly staff.

These guys literally saved my Ass on my recent trip to Copenhagen so I am giving them 5 Stars!…read more Here is what happened: Stupid David forgot his padded bike shorts--he didn't actually forget them, he intentionally left them out to save room in his carry-on figuring that he will just be casually riding bikes around the city--not a big 100 mile race/ride. David does not bring his bike shorts to the bike riding capital of the world! How silly ridiculous is that? It's like intentionally leaving the tickets home for a concert. Guess what? Those street bikes they rent you at the hotel and shared street rentals will rip up your Butt in no time at all. I was in pain!! I could not ride the next day--it was ugly like never before. I can't even describe here what was going on. I had to find some shorts ASAP to keep this trip going. So I Googled padded bike shorts and this store came up. It was not too far from the city center so I cycled my hurting sorry ass over here to see if they had the shorts advertised ($400 DKK, $60 US). I enter the store and tell the man my story of how I left the USA without bike shorts to ride bikes all over Copenhagen and my butt is killing me after just one day! I need help! He goes right to the shelf where the shorts are and says I don't see it here anymore the sale may have sold it out. He says let me check the back. He thankfully finds my size in the back in an unopened box and they don't have a try on room so he takes me in a cluttered business office to try them on and closes the door. I sat down on a desk chair to take my shoes off. I wore them out of the store, he had to cut the tag off the back part while I had them on, and it saved my Butt (and me) the rest of the trip. The pad was so thick in these shorts they even helped sitting on the hard chair in the Hop on and Off tour buses, Canal Cruise, and the Metro seats. I chatted for a while with the very knowledgeable salesman/technician who had many years in the bike business and he directed me on the Bike route to Tivoli--my next stop. Life was a lot easier now. OMG I love these guy--they saved my trip.

I bought bikes, and I got bikes fixed here. They are always very polite and service minded. You get…read moregood advice when buying and concerning repair. They often do the odd job for free. While waiting you can have something hot to drink or cool water, and use they free WiFi. Beside quality bikes they sell all kinds of equipment for bikes and bikers. It is also possible to borrow tools, if you are up to the repair on your own. They hang just outside the repair shop by the door.

The shown owner has sold his shop. Nevertheless, the business number in the text exists (32 19 12…read more15). This is his private number. It is really great to contact somebody who tells me, that "we (!) have three shops now" and the new owner tells me that he bought the shop from Bernhard and he is out since long time. Networking today is very important. The question is, what can one expect for 100DKK a day as bicycle? I got a bike that was very old (no problem) with not existing bearings in one pedal (no problem, I am a sporty guy) and a overtightened steering wheel bearing (also no problem: It is a bit strange to drive, because there is a latch at several positions. But if you hold your stem and don't drive freehand, you soon get used to it.) So, if you are to demanding, this rental might be nothing for you.

Mohammed is the friendliest bike man around. My trusty black Mustang (never knew the brand before)…read moretook me over town comfortably and reliable, and was outfitted with a lock, head and rear detachable lights for night cruising around Copenhagen, and very comfortable saddle (seat) for which he also provided a removable rain cover, ample and HANDY front basket, and a rear rack for added finds during your cruises. Price was right, and Mohammed set me up with "perfekt" adjustment of the seat and allowed me to test drive my ride to check brakes & the 3-speed gear change before leaving his shop to get around town. Plus, he has great English. Super nice guy! PS...if you ask, I'll bet he can outfit you a REAR VIEW MIRROR...no one else renting does and it's REALLY good for heads-up on the inevitable very fast rider(s) passing you on the left of sometimes rather narrow bike lane.

This is such a brilliant bike shop. I go here every time something is wrong with my bike, and Alex…read moreCykler is fast and reliable not to mention cheap! They only charge 100 kr for fixing flat tires and that includes changing the tube. The service might not always be the friendliest but if you joke around with the mechanics a little bit, they'll eventually soften up:)

Seeing as I live very close to this little bike repair / shop and own an old and quite crappy bike,…read moreit's only natural that I pop by Fix once in a while. Fix is owned and run by a very nice man who is always pleasant and helpful (except for one time, when he seemed to think that I wanted to ruin his pump outside the shop, when only filling my tires with air). He has fixed my bike for an ok price a couple of times now. Bike was fixed really fast on both occasions. You can rent a decent bike here for 49 DKK per 24 hours. He will need a 500 DKK deposit, though, so get enough cash. This will of course be returned to you when you return the bike. I would give four stars, but seeing as I was yelled at (hurt feelings) and seeing as I had to fix my gears only two days after first having had them "fixed" here, I cannot be so kind this time. But I'm sure I will be visiting again and will be able to update my review in the future!

My only experience with this shop is renting bikes. They offer surprisingly well-maintained…read more"normal" rental bikes so you can blend in with the locals. Most rental bikes are ridden hard and not cared for very well, but these functioned perfectly, even if they weren't the prettiest to look at. The shop employees were helpful and willing to make any needed adjustments. Prices seemed reasonable at 60 kr per day. The bikes came with combination chain locks and they had no problem with us dropping them off after hours.

Super friendly and competent owner. He seems passionate about his work and does not ming getting…read morehis hands dirty. You can also hire bikes here. Efficient and fare prices. I will certainly come back.

Despite the fact that when I bought my bike in this shop I wasn't satisfied with it, I have to…read morerecognize that the service was kind and correct. The reason of my disatisfaction with my previous bike (which I bought in Søgade Cykler), is that the breaks were not working propperly, and after one month using it, the metal started to rotten... Yesterday I got a message from one of the owners, where he was apologising for such an unfortunate event. I appreciate such a service, after all!

Excellent service, and great prices for bike rental. We rented two bikes, fitted with baskets &…read morerear rack, 7 speeds, locks, and lights ... for a price lower than others in the area. We got a discount for renting a second day, as well. The bikes performed flawlessly, even considering they are built for rentals (not for high performance). Highly recommend you try out this outfit next time you are in the area. And, if you are up to it, cycling is the best way to get around this beautiful city.

They charged me extra for something we didn´t agree with. I…read morebrought my bike to fixe the gear. They told it is no problem, but in worst case sceneario they have to change a piece, (and said it would be max 295DKK). We agreed they will call if they find something else they consider it should be also fixed. 3 days later I got the notification by SMS the bike was ready, but to my surprise they had changed some extra things and wanted to charged me 570 DKK! That sounds for me very unprofessional, reaching the level of almost scam! I said I won´t paid for that extras we did agreed a calling me if case it was something more. They charged me stil more with a discount, but that was still too much over the price,a dn the felling of scam is terrible.

While visiting Copenhagen for a few days, a friend and I wanted to rent a bike for the afternoon…read more Baisikeli was the closest shop to us, with a very convenient location on the corner of a major street, right at the top of the Dybbølsbro station. The prices also seemed extremely reasonable. (Roughly $10 for a standard bike for 6 hours.) Let me say upfront that biking Copenhagen was SO FUN and I highly recommend it. But our experience in the store itself, while satisfactory, was a bit chaotic and underwhelming. When we walked in, no one really greeted us and it wasn't clear where to go or what to do. We approached the girl behind the counter and asked if we could rent a bike. Even though there were tons of bikes all around the shop, she looked out back and said, "You have to wait a few minutes." Um, OK. After an awkward pause, she gave us a form to fill out. We did so. When we were done, she took our (US) credit card to pre-pay, and told us to go out back and pick our bikes. She explained that there were 3 levels (budget, standard, and something else I don't remember) and how to identify the bike type by sticker color. In the patio area where we had been directed, there were about 6-8 bikes to choose from. Slim pickings, perhaps because it was a Saturday afternoon and a beautiful sunny day. There were no budget bikes left, but we found two standard bikes that looked nice and took them over to the girl. We recorded the bike numbers and she gave us keys to unlock them. That was it. Having never done anything like this before, we felt under-prepared and asked her to explain the basic hand signals and etiquette. She went over a couple things but basically indicated we would be fine regardless. She did suggest a nice path for us to take (again, very convenient to this location, going along the river). Unfortunately, when we actually got ON the bikes, we realized they were not going to work for us. Seats too high and such. We asked her to adjust, but she couldn't (due to some of the equipment being stuck) so we actually had to switch to two completely different bikes. The whole process took about 30 min, which was longer than I expected. Also, IMO, when you go to a bike rental shop as a tourist, there really ought to be someone guiding you through the process much more clearly than this. But whatever, we got it sorted, took our bikes, and went off through Copenhagen. It was FANTASTIC. Because the city has such great bike lanes -- and because we had GPS on our phones -- we were able to see several different neighborhoods and stop at Freetown Christiania, the Black Diamond, and the Dome of Visions all in the span of a couple hours. The bike seats were VERY hard and uncomfortable. I felt bruised for a couple days afterward. But my guess is that most/all rental bikes will be this way? I dunno. The bike locks worked great and allowed us to feel comfortable stopping a few times and leaving our bikes while we walked around. Also, the brakes and bells worked well, which was handy. I don't know anything about bike gears, except that my bike was initially on a gear that made it quite effort-ful to use, so I had to fiddle with the gears until I got to the easiest one. (Again, something that it would have been nice for Baisikeli to explain and/or fix for me before I left.) When we were done, returning the bikes was super easy. Just lock up, hand the girl the keys, and head out. In all, I would have liked more guidance and a softer bike seat, but the low cost and convenience -- as well as the fabulous time we had biking the city -- made this A-OK.