Sigma Sports opens new store in Oakham today

Part of the cycling and multisport retail world for almost three decades, Sigma Sports have today opened their new 4000 sq.ft store in Oakham
Sigma Sports Oakham

The new retail expansion of Sigma Sports is now open

We first highlighted this in January this year, but today Sigma Sports (www.sigmasports.com) have opened their second multisports store in Oakham, Rutland.

For decades now, closely linked with their location in Hampton Wick, Surrey, this will provide a new footprint for the company which is highly regarded for its range of premium brands and high quality retail experience. If that’s not enough, there’s free coffee on offer to all visitors over the next free days… so (wearing your face covering, of course…), why not give it a visit if you are in the area!


Sigma Sports opens new store in Oakham

Leading cycling and triathlon retailer expands physical store presence

Sigma Sports, the UK’s leading cycling and triathlon retailer, today opens a new store on Oakham’s South Street. Occupying 4000 sq.ft. spread across two floors, the store offers a range of premium brands from across the road cycling, MTB, triathlon and run categories, including Specialized S-Works, Pinarello, Cannondale, Trek, Castelli, Assos, Wahoo and On Running.

The store will be offering full professional bike fitting services, including video analysis, saddle pressure mapping and custom insole fitting. The large workshop will be catered to support bike servicing as well as custom bike and wheel building services. Customers will also be able to shop via Reserve and Collect, allowing them to take advantage of Sigma Sports’ leading e-commerce offering.

The opening of a new store reflects Sigma Sports’ ambition to expand and deepen direct relationships with the local cycling, running and triathlon communities. Sigma Sports’ co-founder and Director, Jason Turner says: “After 28 years of successfully operating our store in South West London, we are excited to take all of our experience and expertise to another part of the UK. With its friendly culture, beautiful surroundings and fantastic roads, we believe Oakham is the perfect place for us to open our second store. Our Hampton Wick store is a hub of activity and we cannot wait to bring the same energy and passion to the local area.”

The store’s design and layout follows a recent refurbishment at Sigma Sports’ flagship store in Hampton Wick, making use of natural decor and open spaces to optimise customers’ shopping experience. Indoor bicycle parking and outside car parking is available to customers.

Safety measures are in place, including limiting how many customers can enter at any given time. It is also mandatory for customers to wear a face covering whilst in the store. With the current restrictions in place, opening celebrations are delayed until a more appropriate time, but the lovely people from Fika cafe will be on hand to serve complimentary coffees to all customers during the first three days of opening.

Opening times for the new Sigma Sports Oakham store are:

Monday – Saturday: 09:00 – 17:30.
Sunday: Closed.

Store address: The Old Mill Yard, South St, Oakham LE15 6HY.

Written by
John Levison
TRI247's Chief Correspondent, John has been involved in triathlon for well over 30 years, 15 of those writing on these pages, whilst he can also be found commentating for events across the UK.

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