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CycleSurgery adds new London store

CycleSurgery expands

Leading cycle retailer CycleSurgery has expanded its presence in London with the addition of store number eight, located in the recently redeveloped King's Cross, London.

This latest store will offer everything anyone familiar with CycleSurgery expects, with clear and uncluttered space showcasing all the best brands and accessories. There'll also be a fully equipped workshop with qualified mechanics using the latest tools and technology to maintain and service every bike from commuting and folding through to racing and downhill.

This latest store follows the success of the Spitalfields and Holborn stores, with the continuation of the partnership with specialist running store Runners Need. CycleSurgery aims to offer everything that a cyclist could possibly want and Runners Need offer exactly the same to runners.

The new store is situated a minutes walk from King's Cross. The 5,500 sq ft showroom will make shopping for cycle related products a pleasure for cycle commuters and enthusiasts arriving into the busiest transport hub in London.

www.cyclesurgery.com


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