Witter Tweewielers

If you give a dam about your bike or know it’s about time to purchase a bike and jump right into Dutch culture then I would suggest stopping by this bike shop. Owning a bike in Amsterdam is a must! If you don’t own a bike in Amsterdam people will think something is wrong with you. It was now time to raise the bar and add a few features to my bike. Plus, I also needed to repair the tires because it was on it’s last leg. My bike was starting to cycle so slow… that I felt like everything was moving in slow motion.
So, I stopped in to this shop to repair it. I was very impress with the service here. It’s a shop that repairs bikes and sells plenty of new bikes and accessories. The staff at this shop was very accommodating and friendly. This store had a fabulous selection of accessories and bikes. I was very please with the inventory. One my favorites was their bells. I got a beautiful (red, white, blue American bell) to tell tourist to «Move it», as the Dutch would put it «get the hell out of the way». Most of the time you will find tourist wandering all over the bike lane, so it can be a bit annoying. Although, the bike signs are so obvious, people are still oblivious to the signs.