Beasley Cycles

Rebecca S.,
It’s not named after Simon Beasley. It’s run by the Beasley family and has been for a few decades. Nothing to do with Simon Beasley. It’s a well run and friendly business.

Great service, helpful and knowledgable staff. Great bike shop for the inner west!

In a city that only has to have it’s first day over 20 degrees for anyone and everyone to jump on the bike bandwagon, bike shops (like coffee shops) are prolific.
There are two types of people though, those who ride to be seen to ride places and those who do it for the enjoyment of the activity. I’ll be honest, I’m one of the rare somewhere in the middle. I’m not a serious «cyclist» and I don’t ride anywhere if it’s cold and wet. I like my bike to look good though, and I can assure you first hand that whilst the idea of «vintage» sounds terrifically cinematic, it’s just a pain… in the ass, in the legs and in your pocket when you have to get something fixed.
Put simply, Beasley cycles cater to anyone who wants a GOOD bike. Everyone from the next Tour De France winner to the hipster who likes to bike about in Spring. The important part to note is that you don’t go to Beasley for a cheap bike. You go for a good one. If you’re happy to accept that you get what you pay for, then chances are good that Beasley will have something with two wheels that will make your heart sing.