New Bike Shop on Great Portland St?

Posted on Tue 2nd, August 2011

• #1

yodasm9

I was walking down GPS last week and saw into a shop with whited out windows. Looked like a pretty smart bike show room.

Anyone heard of this?
• #2

hippy

Cycle Surgery refit?

Where was it on GPS?
• #3

yodasm9

Not Cycle Surgery it was further north - near the junction with Gildea St (I think). It was on the Western side of the road.

Will check it out again soon.

Also there is a new shop in Hanwell! - in the vein of Velorution - called There Cycles
• #4

fourteenwinters

http://www.velorution.biz/

it's been there a while now.
• #5

hippy

Oh, I was thinking Portland Place for some reason.

Velorution makes sense. Been there ages, no? http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q=93+Great+Portland+St.+W1W+7NX
• #6

Regal

It's Velorution, moving to new premises. A friend of mine works there and is designing the refit.
• #7

hippy

Ah, Great Titchfield, Great Portland. Wish these streets would get over themselves.. :)

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