Oxford's listings offer a choice between conventional shop support and a co-operative workshop where learning is part of the service. Walton Street Cycles provides retail and repairs, Cycle King covers bicycles and accessories on Cowley Road, and Broken Spoke on Osney Lane offers professional repairs as well as supported DIY sessions. Decide whether you want a mechanic to do the work or help developing your own maintenance skills, then follow the shop's contact and booking guidance.
Broken Spoke is a not-for-profit bike co-operative based at St Thomas School on Osney Lane. It brings together professional repairs, second-hand bicycles, cycle training and opportunities to learn maintenance. Riders can book a stand at a mechanic-supported DIY session to use workshop equipment with advice, or ask a professional mechanic to carry out the work. Its maintenance courses cover foundational and more advanced skills. Choose the relevant programme before visiting, since a supported workshop session and a repair booking involve different arrangements.
Cycle King's Oxford branch sells bicycles, scooters and cycling essentials from its Cowley Road shop. Its retail offer is aimed at adults and children, with staff available to discuss bike style and sizing. The official branch page also lists servicing and repairs, ranging from a small job to a more thorough check. Online orders can use Click & Collect, linking the chain's catalogue to a local pickup. Contact the Oxford team to confirm availability and the arrangements for a workshop visit or a collected bicycle.
Walton Street Cycles is a physical bike shop and workshop at 78 Walton Street. Its published workshop offer covers repairs, servicing and maintenance for all types of bicycle, so it can be a starting point for both routine attention and a specific mechanical problem. The shop also sells new and second-hand bikes and accessories. Contact the team directly to discuss the current selection or describe the work required before arranging a visit with your bike.
These are selected shops with published premises in Oxford. Use each address to plan the journey, and ask the shop about current stock, workshop lead times or a test ride before setting out. The map displays the shop you select.
For an e-bike repair, confirm the motor system and model with the workshop. A general repair service does not establish support for every electrical system. For Cycle to Work purchases, check your employer’s specific provider with the shop.
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This is a selected directory of physical bike shops, including independents, chains and community organisations. It includes town-centre premises and showrooms, not only shops on roads named High Street. Coverage is growing; it is not a complete list of every UK shop.
Addresses and listed services are drawn from the linked official shop pages. Listings are not ratings or reports of a visit. Confirm opening hours, stock, repair availability and accessibility directly before travelling. A service not listed here may still be available.
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