Bike Shops in Norwich, United Kingdom

Bicycle Links, now on King Street. They fixed a gear problem on my bike that had confounded 3 other shops. Their prices are really good, too. http://www.bicyclelinks.org.uk/

https://www.facebook.com/mrcycle2010

http://www.bicyclelinks.org.uk/

www.facebook.com/callthebikeman Sebastian Sen-Gupta

Dandy Horse

https://www.facebook.com/DandyHorseNorwich

Dr Bike at UEA!

Bicycle Links on King Street: social enterprise, good people, http://www.bicyclelinks.org.uk/

I understand the need to get back to cycling. I am an old man with asthma and diabetes, both of which have been a hindrance to exercise. The key things to look at in a bike are battery life, in Wh (Watt/hours), the higher the better. Then think about whether or not you want to be able to just twist a throttle and go,in which case have a look at Woosh bikes. Bear in mind that they are legal in this country, but not most of Europe. The bikes with "twist and go" will also have pedal assist. True pedelecs do not have the twist and go feature, like my Kalkhoff. However, I can go anywhere on this bike, up any hill around here that I have tried, and if I try really hard, can do about 80 miles on a charge (612 Wh battery). But it was quite expensive. However, bike repair shops that handle them suggest that e-bikes are used about 10 times more than normal cycles, ie, people are more likely to ride for fun and commuting. So build quality is an issue. Kalkhoff don't have any dealers near us unfortunately. They are made in Germany, and imported by 50Cycles, who have a few physical branches, but I ended up buying on line. It was very quick, and they do have a return period. Or try http://www.fakenhamelectricbikes.co.uk/, who seem to have a range of bikes, although i have not tried them myself. Cycles UK, within Jarrolds, now hold a couple of models, as do the Halfords off shoot Cycle Republic, and the place at the bottom of Prince of Wales Road. However, how much they actually know about the market and the product is probably debatable. Specialist e-bike shops are better for this.

Hi, the Cromer shop is worth a look. You can read about the owner here, three years later and still going strong! http://www.edp24.co.uk/business/cromer_electric_bike_businessman_gets_a_buzz_from_national_accolade_1_1442485

Pedal Revolution on Bethel st

Ray Freeman corner of Heigham Street

Mick burrows at Rackheath industrial estate could be Ur best bet

Pat Banks https://www.facebook.com/limitengineering/

Hi Reuben sorry to hear of Becky illness - I would suggest you contact Mick Madgett@Madgetts Cycles he has a long association with all things cycling and is well know to Breckland.

http://www.bicyclelinks.org.uk/ have supplied several bikes to the group that my wife runs. Nice people, always happy to help charities etc.

A guy called Gareth did a really good job on making my fence and shed, his number is 07809 561033.

We used Scott Sheds (google them), really good service, shed still looks good a number of years on.

Streetlife Cycles on Nelson Street is good - bought my bike from there