David’s World Cycle

I was recently in the market for my first bicycle & made a pit stop at David’s World Cycle to check out their selection. As soon as I walked in the door their staff greeted my party, made sure we knew where we could find what we were looking for & pointed us in the right direction. David’s has a huge selection of road, mountain & hybrid bikes. Pretty much any type of bike you can think of.
I was in the market for a Cruiser (SO cute right?) & their staff walked me through all the intricacies of the various options they had in stock, as well as the accessories I could add like baskets, removable carry-​ons, etc. I wasn’t wearing the right shoes so I couldn’t test drive one but I was told if I came back with sneakers they’d let me take several of the bikes around the block to check them out, I loved that option. In all, I really enjoyed my experience at David’s.
The reason David’s gets four stars instead of five is because the bikes are a little pricey. As I compared prices throughout several bike shops in town David’s was on the higher end. Other than that, great selection, nice store, good staff!

Tip. Go somewhere else if you want help with anything bike related. Needed some clips put on my bike shoes. I bought the clips there, showed them where to put them. It took the guy 10 minutes. $ 25 dollars. Wow. Other bike shops would have just put them on or charge a smaller fee. I spend hundreds of dollars on this sport. You would think they“d want to build a relationship with their clients.

You kind of have to have a lot of money to shop here. But I won’t let that affect my rating.
I purchased my Trek here, and the staff was great. They suggested items that I’d need, hooked up all my goodies, and talked about races and group rides and all the fun stuff. Go here for tune-​ups, accessories, etc. They will take care of you.

This one seems so empty. I usually go to the Altamonte one. Good customer service.

I hardly ever write online reviews; however, I felt compelled to give these guys a great one.
An issue arose after I needed a repair done asap… A part that didn’t truly fit the bike was ordered and was unable to be installed. I was on an incredibly tight time constraint and instead of me leaving without the problem solved, they made it right. Jude and Eric went above and beyond to help me out when I needed it.
Hands down, these guys offer the best service in the Central Florida area. I will never go to another bike shop for as long as I am an Orlando resident.

Great service here from Jude. Took care of shifting issues on my Trek P1 and also time to search out a new P1 build. Uncertain if I will do this right away, but the overall experience was great. Thanks folks. Surely one of ‘best of’ bike shops in Orlando area.

Given that I’ve lived in the Central Florida area for nearly 14 years, and in the downtown Orlando area for about ½ of that, it’s quite surprising I only just visited David’s this past weekend for the first time. But given that, I can definitely say I’ll be back in the future.
I went to David’s to pick up a packet for a race I was involved in, and needed to get a few things as well: the front tire for my mountain bike adjusted; a helmet; and a water bottle mount and bottle. I was able to get all three successfully and was quite impressed with the turnout of service.
One female sales associate in particular was extremely nice and helpful. Unfortunately, I don’t remember her name and wasn’t smart enough to remember it at the time. The guy who fixed my front tire, while helpful and did a wonderful job, wasn’t quite as «nice» or friendly, but oh well…
I’ve typically shopped at Orange Cycle just down the street from David’s in the past, but will certainly become a patron of David’s for any of my cycle needs from now on.

David’s World on Edgewater drive had a large selection of mostly road bikes but also tri bikes, mountain and hybrid varieties. I was in the market for a tri/​road bike and was pleasantly surprised to see that they had several tri bikes that would fit me. Unlike some bike shops located near a trail the only place to test ride is on a somewhat uneven College Park road. The employee I dealt with was distracted by phone calls and other customers but did allow me to try several bikes. It took a while because he had to add pedals to each bike before I could ride it. There was something off about the guy too… I can’t quite place my finger on it but he seemed very dry. Not really unfriendly but he didn’t give me a lot of confidence either. Maybe it was his level of distraction. I didn’t have enough time to finish test riding the road bikes and plan on coming back soon.
The reason David’s gets 4 stars instead of three is because they had one of the largest selections of triathlon stuff I’ve seen, anywhere. For a bike shop I found that pretty impressive!

Went in for a comparison, left with my 1^st road bike!
(On order, that is.)
I’m new to bicycles. Well, cycling as an adult for some real speed. Last month there was a big sale at the other bike shop. I saw something that interested me (mind you, I’ve been browsing for months) but considered it important to try out the different sizes. I’m 5’8″ and wasn’t sure about the size. It was so crowded because of the sale, we went down to DWC.
The staff that helped us there were so into cycling and really knew their stuff. We took a lot of time, tried a couple of bikes. and compared prices. I was a little apprehensive at first, but they really are nice. They know that the bikes are quality and the most important job they have is to be able to answer any question I had. I ended up falling in love with the feel of my Trek Alexa. It rides oh-​so smooth.
I may or may not have wrecked a couple weeks ago, and they fixed my brakes right up, free of charge. They’re so great! I hope to run in to them at RAGBRAI!
Definitely my home bike shop for as long as I live in College Park.

DWC is tops for bicycle shops! I checked out a few spots before I eventually landed here when scoping out road bikes. David’s inventory is vast. The store is much much bigger and cleaner than almost all other stores in Orlando. The bicycles range from beginner to super high-​end. They can also work with you on price and are very flexible about accesories. The staff is super friendly and most of the time can remember you from previous visits. Great store!

I stopped in to David’s World Cycle this week for the first time, and what a pleasantly different experience compared to that other bike shop in College Park. It’s obvious the DWC staff routinely helps riders from all experience levels, and since I’m not a hardcore cyclist, I found that really refreshing. The variety of price points offered at DWC also spoke to this.
DWC has a great variety of bikes, helmets, seats, apparel, and accessories. They also perform maintenance in the back of the shop, and I plan to go back once my bike needs a tuneup.

The first thing you’ll notice as you approach this College Park bike shop are the comfort bikes lined up out front. It’s clear that their increasing popularity has bicycle stores taking notice including this one.
Once inside, you’ll notice everything you’d want to see – rows of road bikes, mountain bikes, children’s bikes, helmets, accessories, and an area for bike maintenance. It wasn’t particularly busy when I was there which was good for the gentlemen who was there and needed assistance because he got it right away. The selection of bikes was pretty good as far as brands go. The range of prices was also pretty good. If you wanted a top of the line bike or an average one, you’d be able to walk out of there with something.
There are a few other locations around Central Florida and the west coast, like Tampa, so if you can’t make it to one here, find your way to another store.