Supreme Cycles

this place on first impressions is pretty grim. you cant see in to the windows and as much as the window displays aren’t really going to be this shops main priority you would expect them to maybe clean them or replace the 80’s style cycles in the window once in a while.
inside it is mainly a cycle workshop so don’t go in expecting a nice gleaming cycle store where you can pick and choose from brand spanking new expensive brands. for repairs and quick turnaround on small issues with your bike this place is fine for those kind of jobs where it really isn’t worth the hassle of doing it yourself.
however — if you are a bit of a bike expert yourself and know quite a bit about the various brands and so forth you may wish to try another repair shop.
a friend of mine recently took his quite expensive cycle here to be repaired as it was quite a minor job that needed doing but he didn’t have the tools required to do it at home himself. the repair itself was done no problems but the following day when using his bike my friend tried to turn a corner next to a busy road and when he turned the handlebars the front wheel didn’t turn! supreme cycles had actually forgotten to tighten up the main bolts holding the front of the bike together and my friend ended up running into a metal fence injuring himself and damaging the bike too.
needless to say he went back to the store and complained and the staff were apologetic but tried to blame one another for the immense mistake.
he now uses a better cycle store in congleton.