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Midlands Cycles is an independent bike shop based in Stone, Staffordshire, offering friendly, knowledgeable advice both in-store and online. We stock a carefully selected range of mountain bikes, electric bikes, children’s bikes, parts, clothing and accessories from leading brands including Mondraker, Commencal, Ghost, Haibike, Leatt and many more. Our experienced workshop provides professional bike servicing and repairs, and we are also an approved Bosch eBike Service Centre. Whether you are buying your first bike, upgrading your current setup or simply need help choosing the right part, we aim to offer honest advice and a personal level of service you would expect from a trusted local bike shop. We are passionate about cycling and committed to making every customer’s experience with Midlands Cycles straightforward, helpful and enjoyable.
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