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We’re super stoked to announce we are now a fully fledgedSurly Bikes dealer. Surly Bikes finally have a home in EastLondon and we’re more than pleased that it’s at Bike ShackLeyton.We’ve actually been selling them for a short while now, ifthis blog post isn’t the first time you’ve heard of us thenyou may have seen some Surly bikes already on our social mediaor in store. We will be pushing their wide range of cyclesboth in store and online, with everything from racy cyclocrosswhippets like their Midnight Special, all the way to huge 29+monsters like the Surly Krampus and even the...

Hey there fellow bike-lovers  We are excited to announce that we’re going to be organising our first-ever jumble sale! The event will take place in our shop on Sunday 16th August. Come along to find amazing bargains on frames, gloves, saddles, fork, new stuff, old stuff.. and of course great music.

Here at Bike Shack we are excited to bring you the SE Bikes 2019 range! SE Bikes have been building quality BMXs since the 70s in California and their 2019 range looks as fresh as ever. The 2019 range of SE Bikes will be released in four drops, the first of which is next week!   1st Drop: BLOCKS FLYER 26” – CAMO BLOCKS FLYER 26” – BLACK BLOCKS FLYER 26” – YELLOW DBLOCKS BIG RIPPER 29” – CAMO DOGTOWN BIG RIPPER 29” – YELLOW BEASTMODE 27.5” – SILVER OM-DURO 27.5” – SILVER SPARKLE OM FLYER 26” – ELECTRIC BLUE...

While sitting on the couch eating butter with your fingers for a lifetime may be an attractive prospect for some, most people recognise exercise is good and a necessary endeavour that helps stave off a whole host of health issues. Any exercise you can work into your schedule is always a plus but we’re here to talk about cycling. Whether you’re nine or 90, cycling is one of the best all-round exercises that has health benefits beyond your wildest dreams! Boost brain power Did anyone see our recent Facebook post explaining how cycling has helped sufferers of Parkinson’s disease alleviate...

In late April of last year, the Labour Party candidate for the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, pledged to triple cycling infrastructure investment in the capital should he be elected. It was a promise that sat favourably with London’s burgeoning numbers of both recreational and commuter cyclists. His exact words at the time were, “In my manifesto for all Londoners, I set out my intention to continue the Cycle Superhighway programme, with a focus on segregated provision. I will keep us on course to triple the extent of current provision and I’ll look at what’s working best from the existing...