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BMX and Bike Stuff in Horsham, West Sussex*

Horsham, West Sussex BMX, Bike Shops, Trails, Street Spots, Mountain Bikes

Bicycle Shops, Bike Sales and Repairs

• freeborn is opposite KFC and that is one of the best shops in the country, also on brighton road there is AD cycles, they are good and cheap if you need to get your bike fixed.
• freeborm, one of the best in the country
• There used to be one by choices, but i think that's gone now. The next isn't til broadbridge heath.
• Good up and coming bike shop in BILLINGSHURST south of the town with bike enthusiasts running it.
• AD cycles is bloody fantastic - If you want capatilist conformist mass market shiny expensive bikes then go to freeborn by all means, but if you want something really decent for a good price built by someone who really cares then give Andy a call.
• Freeborn are pretty good and they are open on Sunday's.
• there is a halfords in horsham near tescos which is huge!!!
• Yeah there are two that you could go 2.
• A&D Cycles is a brilliant little shop that do custom made bikes to suit your style, very good prices and quality staff. Top Notch fellas!
• person powered. Despite comments already posted A D Cycles is not just a family shop they cater for everyone and all types of products. If you need your bike serviced or have a serious problem other shops have said " No sorry mate can't be fixed you have to have a new whatever" Ask Andy for the real picture.
• there was a scooter shop in the premesies that used to be videoland before those capitalist pigs choices moved in next door and drove them out of business.
• Not many as a lot have closed over the years. Probably turn't into luxury retirement appartments!
• person powered. The remark about my business selling only minor branded products I find extremely annoying. This information is incorrect and I would appreciate it if you could remove the comment. I sell a large and varied selection of products to suit all tastes. People often assume because they cannot see what they are looking for we do not have it, but nine times out of ten we do !!!!!
• Person powered freeborn is the shop.
• Two good bicycle shops; Go to A D Cycles for your family needs and quality advice about minor brands and bargains on custom builds. Or go to Freeborn for your expensive but well worth the investment coz your well into DH or jumping, or XC racing plus more good advice + friendly staff, they also do a group ride open to anyone on Sunday mornings, probably better for the more experienced though.
• nitrus
• Couple of very good cycle shops catering for the specialist.
• Pedal Bikes, springfield Road. Motor BIkes, Crawley Road.
• This town actually has a bunch of good cycle shops. With 3 pro-level bike shops there are easy enough to find.
• A.D. Cycles(Brighton Road) - the man knows the score
• For person power try the one opposite KFC (The chicken place not the church in Foundry Lane!) Full of cool bikes and blokes who know their stuff! FREEBORN, you may even spot a minor celeb (Front cover appearances in MBUK).
• Push Bikes. AD Cycles. Run by enthusiasts. Very good according to my bike riding friends
• Horsham has at least 5 bike shops, including an out of town Halfords Superstore

BMX Trails, Street Spots

• I honestly don't think there are any and you'll have to go to Brighton. There might be one the other side of the woods from bens acre, but i'm not sure.
• pierce has some in a public woods but only pierce's elite friedns are allowed to go there hes a nob avoid him. street spots listed in skating.
• denne hill is good been built up l8ely and even some north shore! teddy bear woods have been knock down just as they were getting good. Apparently the farmer couldn't afford the insurance.
• Teddy bear woods in Southwater was good a couple of years ago for dirt, i think it still is - some large jumps have appeared just near BBH cricket club - along with a wicked sign from the council - "Danger, uneven ground" We built a track by the bomb hole on Denne hill about 3 yrs ago - is it still there??
• denne hill (for bmx) is pretty hairy - the "ski slope" off the main asphalt track ... leads to denne road

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