Extraordinarily bad customer service. I "dealt" with Ross. Called in a week before my son's…read morebirthday to pick out a bike with him, was told to leave it in store so they could modify it before pick up. Was given a layaway docket and receipt. I rang twice in the week and couldn't get to speak to a salesperson. Finally got through on Wednesday to a different salesperson and asked them to mud guard the bike. Was told that's fine. The bike was sold to someone else by Friday pick up. Hollingsworth said they'd call me back within half an hour as they tried to source the bike elsewhere. I rang back four hours later and was told sales staff were on the floor. Do not shop here.

Given that Dublin is full of grimy little bike shops that mainly do repairs and have a small…read moreselection of bikes that you can hardly see because they're so tightly packed, whereas the bigger shops in the suburbs like Eurocycles or Cycle Superstore look like they're printed off a CAD-CAM app screen with no personal touch... this place ends up being one of the best bicycle shops in Dublin. The bikes are well displayed and easy to see and try out, there's a reasonably good selection, and the owner is very knowledgeable - which counts for a lot. Nor does she try to take over your life while giving you advice - unlike other bike shop owners I have encountered in this town!

Bought a Cannondale Trail for €600 .After a few weeks it developed a knocking noise in the front…read moreshocks. Was told it was on the wrong settings and its fixed now.....it wasn't ! This time they offered to rebuild the shock....it was fine about a month then then knocking returned, returned to shop again. This time they said they would return the shock to Cannondale under warranty ,this would take two weeks, (a well I'm finally getting it fixed) . After a week they ring me and tell me there's nothing wrong with the bike and it won't be going to Cannondale to be fixed. At this stage I have the bike 8 months, and yes there is marks on it from being used. The manager tells me he can't give me a refund as there's marks on the fram. So it looks like I'm stuck with it. So this is my experience with cycle superstore, I certainly would not recommend them.

This time around had an unfortunate experience in their section upstairs with one mean female staff…read morewho could not properly service my order of an accessory, gave me the wrong item, would not send out my invoice by email as agreed. Upon finally collecting the right item, when i tried to have a word with her, she told me to wait 'about ah hour' just for that. Manager, upon being requested, acted less than friendly too, made me leave in mid-conversation as there was no sensible point to continue. Previous good impression dispelled

So this is a weird one to drive up to. It looks a little like a shop from Father Ted or something…read more Or like some aul wan's house that she's lashed a sign up on front for all the local childers to come and get their bikes at. To be fair to them, once you get inside, tis a different story altogether. It's a fairly big warehouse space full of all types of wheels, and a separate section dedicated to cycle accessories and clothes. To be honest though, it's not that good. I don't know much about bikes, but the selection seemed to be heavily based on men's racers and mountain bikes. Not much in the way of women's or alternatives like fixies or hybrids. My main gripe though was that I must have been there for 15 mins, wandering round, wanting to part with my hard earned cash, but not knowing where to begin. In all that time, ain't no one came over and chatted with me or asked if they could help. In the end, I gave up and left. Customer service is key folks! You can have all the annoying jingle ads in the world to get people to your shop, but if you can't help em when they're there, well what's the point!!!

Riding my kickscooter back from a Grand Canal Greenway trip, it occured to me that I should really…read moredo something about those brakes. Saw this shop open when waiting at Harold's Cross lights, left my scooter there and picked it up the next day with replaced pads and checked cables. Paid €30 which seems to be a normal price around Dublin The staff is friendly, the service was good, I have looked briefly around the small shop and they carry just the basic sortiment of accessories. If I'm looking for something special or feel like browsing, Cycleways would probably be the best choice, but for a basic service it is nice to have a shop like this near home.

Read a glowing review in the Irish Times of this place some years back about the level of service…read more First things first, this place caters primarily to the repair and servicing aspect of the business. With the advent of the cycle to work scheme I decided to to get a new bike. Whilst their selection of bikes is smaller than other "new stores" that have sprung up lately, it has everything any ordinary cyclist needs. I purchased a new Trek bike and assorted accessories with a 10 % discount. They even took the bike back a month later for a proper checkup after I had put a few miles on the "clock" so to speak. Cant speak highly enough of the two lads who run the shop, service first class, highly competitive prices and as it is in business over 70 years no doubt it will be in existence long after many of these new shops that have sprung up go to the wall. fair play lads

I have recently become an avid cyclist after many years of motorcycling. I thought, brilliant, I…read morewon't have to deal with mechanics any more. Well, it turns out the that pedal bike experts have even more voodoo and witchcraft than their motorised cousins. I don't know my bottom bracket from my rear sprocket but I do know that Ranelagh Cycle stock high-end brands like; Dawes, Giant, Kelly's and Trek; and also some more budget options like Falcon. They also have spare parts, do repairs and offer advice to anybody who feels they've been left holding their stem or scratching their chain ring when it comes the hefty lexicon of cycle terminology. I give Ranelagh Cycles three stars because their are so many other, larger selections of bicycles available in other bike shops within cycling distant, but if you like to keep it local or haven't got a bike to cycle into town then Ranelagh Cycles are perfect for you

If you need your bike fixed and you're not willing to do it yourself definitely go here. Fast,…read moreefficient, fantastic work and very reasonable prices. I've meant to put this up for a while. I've had problems with my bike a few times after attempted theft and wear and tear and I always go here. Best place by far in Dublin 6 for Bicycle repairs and maintenance.

This shop is perfect for quick repairs and essential bike paraphernalia. The staff members are very…read morefriendly and helpful: the mechanic showed me how to fix my derailleur when I brought it overseas. After shopping around for some simple bike tools, I found this place had the best prices. I highly recommend making this place your go-to bike shop!

I would never go back to this shop again. I was going through some tough times and I had to resort…read moreto selling my bike to make ends meet. It was a very expensive bike worth over 2,000 euros new but was only a few years old and the owner nickel and dimed me over the offer price and I had to walk away with only 180 euro, even though it was newly serviced and in perfect condition. The next day that same owner had it for sale for 450 euro, that is some mark up if you ask me. Not only was he a cheap skate, he was also rude and unprofessional. I wish I could put 0 stars for this place!!!!

I'll back up what Cathal said in that you would never guess that this shop is called MacDonald…read morecycles. I thought it was called 'TREK'. So imagine my disappointment when I discovered that images of traversing the galaxy with a trusty vulcan were no longer to be conjured up by this shop. Instead I get the borderline psychologically scarring image of a 6 ft. 2 clown popping into my mind's eye every time I walk up Wexford street. I've only ever bought a lock here, but I pop in from time to time to see their offers on second hand bikes and the staff are always really nice. BIKE TREK. Now that's a title. For a bike shop; or at least a really bad sports biopic.

This bicycle shop has been an old staple on Wexford St for years. My husband bought a Raleigh…read moreMustang and a MBK in there years ago. They stock Trek, Falcon & Planet these days as well as the old reliable Raleigh Bikes!

Recommended by a friend from another cycle shop. Have now serviced my wife's bike (aux) and my…read morebike (carbon) at a very reasonable price (didn't change cables for the sake of it). Sorted a problem with a wheel that 2 other bike shops could not. Now my go to bike shop (and I live in Dun Laoghaire so they must be good).

Bee Cycles hasn't been open long, but as my nearest bike shop I had to check it out…read more I haven't been cycling long, and wasn't too sure what was causing my bike problems - but he was really friendly and helpful - giving me a breakdown of upgrades he could make; their cost and their benefits. I opted for a general tune-up and it's made a huge improvement, thanks!

The workers were very nice and helpful. The bikes were also well kept. I am very happy that we…read morechose this service instead of others.

Phoenix Park is a treasure. The best way to enjoy it is definitely on a bike. The set up was easy…read moreand the bikes were in good condition and in excellent working order. The owner was knowledgeable about the bikes and the park giving us good directions to where to see the herds of deer and various areas and goings on in the park. All in all a lovely experience.