About Coastal Cycles

Sister and brother, Kim and Bob operate Coastal Cycles and have a passion for bikes and dealing with the public. When you walk into the shop you’ll feel welcome and comfortable. You won’t find any pressured sales people here. Just knowing and helpful staff. We’re there when you need help, out of the way when you don’t.  A bike shop owner once referred to our shop as “ Base”. We’ll take that as a compliment.   Here you’ll find all you need in parts and accessories, in recognized brand names and some brands you won’t find in other shops. With years of experience in the bicycle industry we have a good handle on what you want and need.

Kim , a native Victorian, has many years of business experience in large retail environments. She knows exactly how to keep a business in order and moving forward. With a keen eye for detail and fair business practices, she ensures a smooth operation.

Bob, who’s also from Victoria, spent a few decades in Vancouver learning the
bicycle business at Cambie Cycles, where they specialized in recumbent
bikes and trikes. They even built their own Long Wheel Base model called
the Recumboni. In 2005, Bob returned to Victoria and worked with a
number of local shops before taking over Coastal Cycles.  His years of experience allows him to talk about all types of riding. He works both in sales and service and works hard to ensure customer satisfaction.

Services and affiliations we’re proud of:

Coastal Cycles is now on board with the Tire Stewardship Program in BC.
Please drop off your unwanted tires and inner tubes so that they may be
recycled into wanted goods.

10 % discount to all National Defense personnel on Parts and Accessories.

We’re proud of our service men and woman, and have the honor of partnering with CANEX.  Canex assists defense personnel and their families with financing for purchases in most retail sectors. We’re happy to be adding our line of products to their program.

Bike to Work Week 2012: Was May 28 – June 3   – Get on board next Year

Over 600 teams, and over 7,000 cyclists (including 877 ‘newbies’) took part in last years’ event, almost doubling participation since 2003. Have a look HERE for news about 2012 BTWW