What should we stock in our new London shop?

would be good to have things like midge bars etc - stuff no-one else does - that you can try out.

this +1000 in all colours
I love your bars - I have Marys on both my bikes

Maries?
Marys?

I am confused.

Mary Bars

if the latter she'll want em back

Mars Bars

I'm pretty sure we've got some new colours coming.

Bourbon? Peek Freen Trotsky assortment?

hahaha. i remember that.

btw skulls, all of your suggestions to date have been golden.

listen to this man.

Nice, valet bike parking, how would that work?

some nice signage outside wouldnt go amiss

some nice signage outside wouldnt go amiss

I'll leave my avatar at home then!

Nice, valet bike parking, how would that work?

One of the employees grabs your bike a does a trackstand for the duration of your shop.

dual compound kool stop calliper brake pad inserts, shimano fit please!

Nice, valet bike parking, how would that work?

I'm not entirely sure I would give my bike to a stranger outside a shop in London's famous east end of London.

Sell basic stuff that people that do bikes need.

Lock nuts.

Single bearings.

Cone nuts.

Axles.
+1 I can never get these when i need them. And its normally in an emergency so waiting online is a real hassle!

Right now i need Titanium M8 25mm Full thread Bolts (nuts to some ;-) ) and i cant find the damn things even online...

A proper selection of Sapim Race spokes.

If it has NOS on it London will probably love it.

Nuts to you too chinbarker!

Judging by the most popular threads on here you won't go far wrong selling pulled pork, popcorn or beer.

I see a lot more fat men riding pricey TT builds this summer.

Oi! I resemble that remark!

chrome mudguard would sell well autumn / winter early spring I reckon. I think I saw some on your website for a while.

If you run shop w/e trips MTBing up north I reckon that would sell too. You would need a mini bus and accommodation obviously.

sunday opening hours.

Shimano parts cheaper than everywhere else, like your website does and put me down for some DA calipers.

Vittoria tyres, lots and lots of Vittoria tyres. Various models.

Test bikes

Selle Italia saddles.

Various bits of clothing.

sunday opening hours.

Oh my, the numbers of times I've been desperate for something on a Sunday, or had to rush to get to a shop on a Saturday evening. This would be amazing. Only BLB is open as far as I'm aware on a Sunday.

Everyone can always stay at Stevo (the bike designers) house. But I'm sure we could show you some trails its pretty lumpy up here. Some amazing country pubs in the Peaks too.