Quest Adventure is a bike shop in Worthing, West Sussex. We aim to provide the inspiration, motivation and equipment for riders in the South East from Brighton to Chichetser & Horsham . The shop stocks Marin, Endura, Fox, Wilier, Scott, Whyte, Ridgeback, Genesis, Saracen and Titus. There are mountain bike rides on the South Downs twice a month, one mixed and one for women. There is an MTB ride every Tuesday evening courtesy of Sussex MTB. Road rides are everyweek courtesy of WECC.
Demo day bike list now availabe - click for list
VAT rises by 2.5%,
We'll absorb this rise on all bikes for the near future. All other price labels in the shop will need to have 2.5% added. Please note that our prices are not actually rising just the tax that you pay the government
Northwave Road and MTB shoes now in stock
For the road Fulcrum Racing 7 just in and only £159.99!!!

Buff £13 and Polar Buffs £19.99 in stock
All lights now avaiable for demo.
South Downs Way there and back record smashed in 18hrs 3mins!!!!!! Read on.
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12 months zero percent finance available - interest free with BlackHorse Finance on any credit over £150. Minimum deposit 30%
Quest Adventure is a bike shop based in Worthing, West Sussex, providing the inspiration, motivation and equipment for riders in the South East from Brighton, Chichetser and Horsham . The shop stocks Marin, Wilier, Scott, Kona, Ridgeback, Genesis and Titus. There are mountain bike rides on the South Downs twice a month, one mixed and one for women mountain bikers. There is a ride every week Tuesday evening usually from High Salvington courtesy of Sussex MTB. Road rides are eveyweek courtesy of WECC.
The shop runs a demo fleet of high end road and mountain bikes.
Worthing is one of the best cycling towns in the UK. It is sitting on the edge of one of the largest uninterrupted riding areas in the South East, The South Downs, with endless miles of quiet roads and varied mountain bike trails. There are about 13 offroad trail heads within the town boundary.
Cycling in Worthing is 3 times the National average even though the town does not have a single cycle route as defined by the Department for Transport and that does not include the huge number of regular road & mountainbikers. The National Cycle Route sadly ends in Worthing, maybe the expectation is that no cyclist would want to leave once they arrived in this great cycling town. Times are a changing in the town and the city fathers have realised that this town is young, active and go ahead. Worthing Borough Council has an excellent Cycle Champion in Councillor John Rogers who is passionately working for cyclists in the area.