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What cycle shops are there in Suffolk?

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Virtue Electric Bikes, Woodbridge: Specialists in electric bikes, with a range of models, accessories, and repair services for those wanting a little extra boost on their rides.

Pedal Power Cycles, Ipswich: A large, long-established shop selling bikes for all ages, plus accessories, custom builds, and repairs. Good for serious road cyclists and families alike.

Southwold Cycle Hire, Southwold: Friendly local hire centre with adult and children’s bikes, trailers, and child seats. They also sell new and second-hand bikes, and offer delivery to your holiday cottage.

Avocet Sports Cycle Hire, Snape and Thorpeness: A reliable choice for exploring the Alde estuary and surrounding countryside. They stock hybrids, mountain bikes, and touring bikes, with helmets, locks, and repair kits included.

Visitor tip: Many shops and hire companies deliver bikes directly to cottages or campsites, so it’s worth booking ahead if you’re planning rides during peak holiday season.

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