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Welcome to Wildside Cycles based in Tunbridge Wells, Kent. We are the largest Cycle business in the South East of England with a great selection of all cycle related equipment.
All types of cyclist are catered for, from the weekend racer to the Sportive rider, Mountain biker and Leisure Cyclist. We also stock children's bikes and Ladies bikes. We are main agents for Specialized, Cannondale, Bianchi and Neil Pryde bikes.
We have a great range of clothing for all types of cyclists. Endura, Specialized, Zero RX, Santini and Solo are some of the brands that we have in stock. We also have a full range of triathlon gear, from Zoots, 2XU including tri bikes from entry level to top of the range.
A full range of accessories are also available and as an independent store, we able to order in specific accessories especially for the customer.
All of our staff are highly experienced and are specialists in Road, Mountain, Leisure and Triathlon disciplines. They will have the answer to any cycle related question you may have!
So, come in and talk to us about our Specialized BG FIT ergonomic fitting service, our on-site servicing and Repair Workshop, our regular local rides around Kent and East Sussex, or just which energy bar we think tastes the best.
2012 EVENTS
Wildside are proud to support several local events - including The Maidstone Triathlon and Maidstone Mile celebrating the passing of the Olympic torch through the County Town. Both events are supported by Team Outrageous, specialists in open water swimming.
In September, for the third year we will be at the Circuit of Kent Sportive one of the best known Sportives in the area.
We are always at the end of the phone for advice. Call us or check out our web site and ask us about our Hill Points card. Points mean prizes!
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Our support for the re-cycling of bicycles continues to grow through the excellent Cycle aid for Africa charity. Bring us your worn out old steed when you buy a new bike and earn Hill Points. Your old bike could save a life.