Thanks to Cadel Evans and the new cycle path added by City of Sydney, suddenly greener transport is…read moreall the rage.... Now not everyone can be privy enough to have a bike, but just because you may not own 2 wheels, doesn't mean you can't hire them. Centennial Park Cycles offer people a wonderful opportunity to get back on a bike and enjoy... For those wanting to enjoy Centenial park, they actually have bikes to hire on the grounds. They are of good quality and there are different styles and sizes depending on your requirements. Bikes cost between $15 - $35 an hour.... and if you're feeling a little daggy why not get the Tandem bike ($25 and hour) or a 2 person pedal car ($35 an hour)

We reserved two bikes for our 5 day vacation in Sydney! They were really great bikes for exploring…read morethe city. The staff was very helpful and we were out the door in minutes. The provide helmets and rechargeable lights. The location is easy to get to and centrally located. The first day is expensive but long term rentals are very cheap. One of our helmets was stolen and they easily replaced it without charging us! You can take the bikes on ferries and really explore the entire city!

Staff at 99 bikes were incredibly knowledgeable and helpful. They really wanted us to find bikes…read morethat suited our needs and were incredibly helpful despite being absolutely rushed off their feet. Would highly recommend anyone looking for a bike to go to either of the Bondi Junction or Alexandria stores. Massive thanks to Thomas at the Bondi store and Patrick in Alexandria, both were immensely helpful.

Nice range of bikes, but the service is poor. People are not welcoming and I felt like I was…read moreinvisible to the guys at the counter. They even gave me wrong information about a child seat that would work on the bike I wanted to buy. I don't recommend this branch.

Terrible experience. Emailed Bondi Bikes' owner, Liam, about a specific Thule rack for my car and…read morewas definitively told it was in stock. Drove out of my way to that store only to be told racks are at the Moore Park location (without mentioning it goes by a totally different name -The Lab). After 10 minutes of searching for the store at Moore Park and the another 20 minutes of searching by one of his shop guys, I'm told they do not have the rack in stock. Thanks Liam. I'll stick with Jet Cycles for all my cycling needs.

Located in the Entertainment Quarter with free parking. I stopped in on my way to see a movie at…read moreHoyt's to buy a helmet. They have Kask, Cratoni, POC and Nutcase. The shop keeper was an unpretentious cyclist who helped me out, despite me not being a hardcore roadie. Would recommend them if you need some bike gear or a bike service.

Great bikes and everything you need for a safe ride is included…read more Delivery was very helpful in a new city without a bike rack for the car.

I have had the BEST experience with Livelo in city Sydney. I am in hotel quarantine and i was…read moredelivered my treadmill and weights 8pm at night! Peter was so helpful and quick to reply when my room number changed. i would highly recommend and use this company again!

The best thing I liked about Crab Shack skate shop at Bondi Beach were the New Kids on the Block…read morevinyl figurines that weren't on sale, placed just above the entrance as you walked into the store. Apart from that, I also really liked the way the store made good use of their limited space, by placing a few bmx bikes in the two rows of hole punched sheet metal plates that was suspended from the ceiling so as you looked up you could see these cool bikes that were laying just above your head. Some of the other cool items in store included a small range of skateboards including a few long boards against the main wall as you walked in, wheels, bearings and other accessories in the front display cabinet, some skate shoes including Nike SB against the far wall and some protec helmets and protective gear next to the shoes. A small but modest collection of some good skate gear next to the beach.

Bondi surf co is not your typical surf shop for people who just want the latest trend of board…read moreshorts or a cute bikini or budgie smugglers, don't get me wrong, the Bondi Surf Co do sell all those things,; but this is a Surf shop for serious surfers, hence they are the place you go if you really want to surf, rather than just look like you surf. They offer a wide range of surf boards varying in brands and styles so serious surfers can find boards tailored to their surfing requirements. Also they offer a board hire service, so tourists, this is where you can test your surfing expertise. But yes, for everyone else they have all the beachwear you may need, so if you forgot your thongs or lost your sunnies you can find them here. Conveniently they are also directly across the road from the beach.

Cheap board hire, though terrible service and low-quality products (e.g. damaged surfboards). Most…read moreimportantly, the staff was rude and inattentive to many of the customers' needs. In particular, I had the displeasure of interacting with an employee (pacific islander, brunette hair, overalls) who felt her job was less important than the SMS messages she was tending to. Unfortunately, I will not be coming back to this location, and highly recommend others go elsewhere.