Mike’s Bikes

Bikes for different kinds of riding

Mike’s Bikes sells a wide range of bicycles and equipment through its online shop and store network. The bike catalogue includes road and gravel models, mountain bikes for cross-country, trail and downhill use, urban and comfort bikes, electric bikes, cargo bikes and children’s cycles. Brands listed on the site include Santa Cruz, Cervélo, Cannondale, Gazelle, Pivot and Giant. A customer can narrow the search by how the bike will be used before comparing frame size, geometry, battery system or suspension specification for individual models.

Parts and riding equipment

The components section covers brakes, chains, cassettes, derailleurs, cranksets, handlebars, saddles, wheels and tyres. Riders can also browse lights, locks, racks, bags, water bottles, GPS equipment, child seats and indoor trainers. Apparel ranges from jerseys and jackets to helmets, shoes and protective gear. These categories support both a new bike purchase and the upkeep of an existing one. Compatibility is important: a replacement part should be matched to the bike’s drivetrain, brake standard or frame dimensions, while protective clothing needs a suitable fit.

Repairs, fitting and other services

The site links to bicycle repair bookings, suspension service, fitting appointments, demos and rentals. It also describes a maintenance plan and a Tuesday evening technical clinic. The appropriate service depends on whether the bike needs a routine adjustment, component replacement, suspension work or help with rider position. A service enquiry should include the model and a clear description of the problem so staff can estimate the work. For a test ride or rental, availability and requirements may vary by location, and the specific store should be consulted.

Shopping across stores and online

Mike’s Bikes provides store-location, support and contact pages, along with an online basket where shipping, tax and discounts are calculated at checkout. Stock can differ between a local shop and the website, especially for a particular frame size or colour. The site also has trade-in or store-credit information for an existing bike, which buyers can compare with a direct sale. Social channels and events help riders follow the shops, while individual product listings and a discussion with a local cycling expert provide the specifications needed for a purchase.