Cycle Shop near Handsworth station

[Shortie]

I am told by an old lady of 94 that her grandfather (my gt grandfather's brother) had a cycle shop near to Handsworth Station, which is at the Hockley end of Soho Road. Would someone be able to have a look and see if she is right please. I suspect the time we are talking about is around 1905. She believes the shop was owned by John Hemms (Hems) but according to his death certificate he was a cycle maker journeyman, so it was not his own shop, obviously. Any assistance would be most appreciated.

Shortie

 

[ColinB]

In 1900 there is a
John Hemms cycle maker, 152, Newhall Street there's also a
Arth. Hemms & Son, 171, Tennent Street.

Colin

 

[Shortie]

Thanks Colin - I knew about the Newhall Street, but the Arth. Hemms - could it possibly be Alfred? I know of no Arthur, but my gt grandfather lived in Tennant Street and was called Alfred. I am therefore presuming there is nothing later than that for Hemms. Is there a cycle shop on Soho Road in the low numbers please? John's grandaughter who is 94 tells me he had a shop on Soho Road near the station. I am assuming the shop would have been owned by someone else.
Shortie

 

[ColinB]

There's no cycle shops listed on Soho Road in 1900, thats the nearest Kelly's I've got, but there could have been at a later date.

Colin

 

[mikejee]

In 1904 "The Main Wheeleries" was at 117 Soho Rd, which was 4 houses past holliday Road.