Not the easiest place to find but worth the effort. Its tucked into one of the old arcades on…read moreGeorge Street across the road from what used to be Officeworks and is now Crunch Fitness. I looked up their number and texted Adam to see if I could get my bike serviced the following day. He got right back to me and I was booked in without any problems. I rode in and he arrived to open the shop right on 8am. A full service including parts cost just shy of 100 bucks and was done by lunchtime. Before replacing a few parts that cost a few bucks Adam even called to confirm that I wanted that done. Then when I picked the bike up he had all the old parts tied to the bike in a bag so that I could see what had been replaced, how worn out it was, etc. Apparently he also services strollers and wheelchairs as well. Really nice guy and an excellent service - I'll be back for sure.

Pedalling Parramatta has been closed since late 2019. Regrettably, as service was good, prices very…read moreaffordable, repairs done well and very promptly.

Get your cycling cleats on, get on yer bike and ride directly to Turramurra Cyclery - if you enjoy…read morebeing patronised and condescended to in the one riveting conversation! I need to preface this review by stating that I am a BUYER not a SHOPPER. I don't go to the shops to look around at things I cannot afford to buy. I've never seen the point in that slow water torture. I go to the shops to purchase what I want when I can afford it. I'm already sold. I'm here to purchase not to look around. I'm a conversion; a sale; a figure in your accounting book; money in your till. It is with this mindset that I entered Turramurra Cyclery (fistful of cash in hand) on a mission to just buy a damn pair of Shimano R087 road shoes for spin class. I was greeted by the owner; or the man purporting to be such. I excitedly told him what I was after, waving the $150+ in his face and saying gimme gimme gimme! I just wanted to get the right size, the cleats, and be on my way. But... my intentions were foiled, by a man hell-bent on delivering an agenda to school me on cycling. So, when I explained what the shoes were for (spin cycle class) he said "Oh no! you can't use them for that, they are road shoes for a road bike". I had anticipated this, and had a quick quip ready, "Sure you can, my gun female instructor wears the equivalent womens road shoe with road cleat". "She'll be wearing mountain bike shoes" he replied matter-of-factly. I brought up a photo of the bottom of her shoe. Clearly road shoes, and clearly road cleats. He didn't like that. Unwilling to accept the photo as evidence of me being right and unable to accept defeat he continued with "Just because you have a photo of a road shoe doesn't mean she wears them on the bike." "Ummm, yes, she does, I took the photo 5 seconds after she hopped off the bike. I asked her to take the shoe off for me so I could take a photo of it. For just this very situation." I beamed as I went over-the-top Stallone-style for the winz0r! He continued his defiant refusal to believe me, even when I explained that the bikes take both mountain and road cleat. "No they don't" he snorted derisively, "you can only wear mountain bike shoes on spin cycles" By this point I'd had enough, with one-eyebrow raised in emphatic fashion and a slight querying head-tilt, I simply stated "It doesn't matter what you think about cycling shoes... know your role and shut your mouth!" ... No, wait! I WISHED I had done that... I was berating myself on the train ride home for not lambasting him in that epic tone. So anyhoo, he didn't like this knowledge and tried instead to sell me what looked like a ridiculously expensive and hideously ugly hiking shoe that had cleats on the bottom... I'd have rather worn Ugg Boots on the bike. I responded to him "ahhh dood im not going trekking through the Himalayas, I'm sitting on a bike in a dimly lit room". After much to-ing and fro-ing I put all my cards on the table with one final desperate appeal "Mate! Please, I just want the r087, in the size you've shown me with the road cleats, here's the cash, then I will get out of your hair!" And get this... ... he refused to sell the shoes to me. Ummm why? He gave no reason. I wasn't demanding, surly or rude (and he was all 3 - though I was cheeky as hell, can't help that hahaha). He offered me the alternatives of the uber ugly hiking shoe, or the ultra ugly mountain bike shoes... both of which were two-to-three times the price of what I wanted, and WEREN'T what I wanted. But he would not sell me the road shoes. This seemed like a well-rehearsed spiel, like he gives this speech several times daily in keeping with his patronising proclivities --- and don't you just LOOOOOVVVVEEEE a know it all? Especially one who you could not only thrash on a bike, but do so blind folded. So I walked out with his $150 sale (he woulda made an easy ~$120 shoes + ~$30 cleats if he just let me buy instead of talking) and went home. The next day I took his free sizing, went online and purchased the shoes and cleats together for under $100 with free shipping from Wiggle. My recommendation right now is to use Turramurra Cyclery as a free sizing shop and to buy your gear elsewhere. Unless of course you enjoy being patroscended, condersized and every other "I'm better than you and know more" idiosyncratic self-aggrandising personality trait you can think of from a know-it-all know-nothing clown.

Bike given back with Stages Power meter installed. Cost $800…read more Went for a ride. Garmin 1030 saying average power 5 watts for 30 km medium hard ride. while riding at 30 km/hr on the flat garmin saying average power is 5 watts. Took bike back to shop explaining power meter not communicating with garmin. Shop has bike for 2 days. No message to say bike ready so call bike shop. Bike shop says bike fixed. Arrive and then get hit with $30 bill for time spent rectifying issue. I say to bike shop "bike shop should have ensured power meter works with recording device, eg garmin before charging $800 for power meter, Bike shop say bike shop take lot of time to fix "problem". I complain in vain. I feel bad. I pay the extra money...... Bike shop say sorry blah blah blah. I pay another $30 for what???? To get what should have been included with the $800. Note to self. DO NOT GO BACK TO THE THIEVES.

Update: Since…read morecontacting the store for feedback, the manager went out of his way to fix the situation by coming around my house to pick up the bike to take back to the store and fixing the remaining issues on the bike foc. He then brought it back to my house the next morning, all before business hours. I have to give credit to this effort and have since added 2 more stars to the original review. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I left my bike at the shop for servicing and I was advised that I will be contacted once the mechanic discussed what work was recommended. I was not contacted for over 2 weeks, during which I contacted the shop 3 times and was told each time that I will be contacted back by the mechanic who knew what was happening with the bike. When I was finally contacted 2 weeks later, I was told that work was completed and I was hit with a bill for over $1000. The shop had organised for both of my shocks to be serviced without me agreeing to the work. When I picked up the bike, I advised how disappointed I was and the staff apologetically advised that I will be contacted the next day to discuss what can be done about this. It has been over a week since then and I have not been contacted. I am extremely disappointed and I've lost confidence in 99 Bikes.

I purchased via Click and Collect and the sales girl was really helpful, I had a little issue in…read morethe product and I went to replace and got the same smiling faces taking care of the issue personally and resolved there and then. Thanks 99 Bike Lidcombe Team.

Really helpful staff in lead-up to purchase, and very willing to make small adjustments and…read morefittings at no cost for 3 months after purchase, which is nice. Biggest range of Specialized bikes I could find (there's a few other dealers, but they actually had stock of the bike + size I wanted, which no one else did)