BC Cycle Tourism Society

Brentwood Cycle

AccreditedBuy BC (independent) · Repair Shop📍 Central Saanich
Staff help with urgent mechanical issuesPump availableWalk-in repairsSame-day urgent repairsE-bike service

Brentwood Cycle is a locally owned and operated bike shop that has served the Greater Victoria area for over 40 years, situated in Brentwood Bay just minutes from the Lochside Trail to Swartz Bay and the Mount Work trail network. The shop carries a broad range of bikes (mountain, gravel, urban, electric, dirt jump, kids) alongside a full accessories and apparel selection, with an in-house service department staffed by experienced technicians. Its location near a major multi-use trail corridor and ferry terminus makes it a natural stop for touring cyclists passing through the Saanich Peninsula.

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“Conveniently located just minutes from both Mount Work and the scenic Lochside Trail... we warmly welcome locals, avid cyclists, and visitors to our beautiful region.”
What's here for you
Staff help with urgent mechanical issues
At Brentwood Cycle, we offer both walk-in and online booking. We offer same day repair for scheduled appointments.
Pump available
Walk-in repairs
Same Day Service Turn-around
Same-day urgent repairs
'Same Day Service Turn-around' and 'Book a Service Appointment Same Day Turn-Around!' prominently featured on the front page
E-bike service
Services page explicitly states: 'From high-end road bikes and full-suspension mountain bikes to e-bikes, our team has the expertise to keep your bike in top condition.'
Not confirmed yet
Touring parts stockedBike boxes / packingShipping bikesBike rentalsShuttle / trip supportGuided ridesDIY standWashroomsWater bottle refillDevice chargingE-bike charging
Good to know
Walk-in
Indigenous

This place is in the traditional territory of the Á,LEṈENEȻ ȽTE (W̱SÁNEĆ) and Cayuse, Umatilla and Walla Walla.

Territory data from Native Land Digital, for educational purposes only.

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