Veloholic Cycles — Bicycle Store in Vancouver

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Veloholic Cycles

Bicycle Store at 5850 Fraser St, Vancouver, BC V5W 2Z5, Canada, Vancouver, British Columbia, V5W 2Z5 . Here you will find detailed information about Veloholic Cycles: address, phone, fax, opening hours, customer reviews, photos, directions and more.

Opening hours

  • Monday
    11:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Tuesday
    11:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Wednesday
    11:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Thursday
    11:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Friday
    11:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Saturday
    11:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Sunday
    Closed

Rating

4
/
5
Based on 10 reviews

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Provinces:
British Columbia
Address:
5850 Fraser St, Vancouver, BC V5W 2Z5, Canada, Vancouver, British Columbia, V5W 2Z5
City:
Vancouver
Postcode:
V5W 2Z5

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About Veloholic Cycles

Veloholic Cycles is a Canadian Bicycle Store based in Vancouver, British Columbia. Veloholic Cycles is located at 5850 Fraser St, Vancouver, BC V5W 2Z5, Canada,


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Reviews of Veloholic Cycles

  • Joseph
    Added 2016.09.26
    I love riding. I love road bicycles. Everything in Veloholic seemed to show they understand this!
  • Elijah
    Added 2016.03.15
    I love Italian frames!
  • Anthony
    Added 2015.11.25
    Top quality customer service complimented by top quality products. The place to go for all your road cycling needs/wants.
  • Jeremiah
    Added 2015.11.24
    If you love riding, you'll have a hard time leaving this shop. Bike Porn is best to describe this place! Amazing Italian bike frames, full highend components and fully knowledgeable, friendly owners to fine tune your ride.
  • Ryan
    Added 2015.10.02
    Using a training and race bicycle as two different bikes, one cheaper and one highend is just wrong as training should = racing conditions right down to the frame while most of my serious crashes that required frame straightening happened in races not training. While training on a cheaper frame leads to silly and BAD habits that will destroy a fancy light frame a cheaper heavier frame would absorb. Get one frame with comfortable angles that can do it all, save you money, and have a better chance at success.
  • Sophia
    Added 2015.07.07
    I raced on Haral (steel frames designed in/for the Dolomite Mountains) which were popular AND highly discounted for my race team of great climbers that were used by all of us during the 1988 Olympic Trials, provincial/national championships, and international trips. Later, I was given a Masi ultralight frames after turning professional. I raced on both for thousands of kilometers and over many mountains in my career with MAVIC components from my sponser. The difference between Italian frames and local designs is simple to understand; there are simply far more Italian riders on Italian frames than Canadians on Canadian frames.
  • Dominic
    Added 2015.04.29
    I love buying local but a good local frame is usually strictly designed for either relaxed for road racing or tight for criteriums and very expensive especially when riders like myself went thru one frame every year! A good average Italian frame is designed for all kinds of races, is about average price, and meant to be ridden every day. Why? Racers/good riders in Italy will pick an average but well designed frame to ride hard 365 days a year and get another reasonably priced good frame next year. Yes, you can find specialist road, mountain, and criterium frame designs in Italy too but an average good frame can do it all. Here in Vancouver/Canada most racers/riders expect their frames to last more than a year OR they have a cheaper relaxrd training ride and an expensive tight race ride. These are mistakes; I easily participated in 190 races every year equal to 300 hours or ≈12,000km of road racing while riding at least 800 hours or ≈25,000km/year.
  • Angel
    Added 2015.02.12
    Very knowledgeable and informative bunch of bicycle fanatics. Friendly environment that was very welcoming and accommodating.
  • Jonathan
    Added 2014.11.27
    I'm looking for a new road bicycle frame and just happened into Veloholic Cycles. Inside I discovered they carry Italian custom road frames built to size! Looking at the show frames I quickly noticed all the beautiful frames that were very well designed with high attention to details. I had a few questions that were quickly answered; such as specifying custom braze-ons and road bicycle mechanical services.
  • Cole
    Added 2013.09.28
    Thanks Phil! Wonderful help and passionate about all things cycling. A must visit in Vancouver.
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