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21-07.-2004, 09:21 AM
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Join Date: Jul 2004
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Shops in Belgium
HEy all
 I was wondering if anyone knew any good shops in Belgium. Preferably near or in Brussels. I'm looking to by myself a new bike and as I'm new here I would like a good trustworthy shop to go to. Let me know, Thanks |
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30-07.-2004, 06:58 AM
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Join Date: May 2004
Location: Belgium
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Re: Shops in Belgium
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there's a very good bike shop in Strombeek Bever .. I don't know the correct adress, but it's in the center.. Otherwise, you can try Pro Bike Shop in Tervuren. They are recognised Cannondale dealers.. It's not too far from Brussels (about 10 miles) .. You can find info on the internet.. cheers |
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25-12.-2004, 07:54 AM
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Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Belgium
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Re: Shops in Belgium
You picked the perfect time to get a bike in Belgium. Belgium has huge sales during the month of January
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19-01.-2005, 07:45 AM
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Re: Shops in Belgium
IMHO, it's pretty grim in Brussels. For example, there are no authorised Campag. service centres in Brussels itself .. you have to go out to some of the neighbouring Flemish Towns .. Rode St Genese, Tervuren, Hoileaart, St Pieters Leeuw etc. etc. (don't quote my spelling!). In even small Flemish towns they have great looking shops, but in Brussels!@!@# Filipsport isn't bad if you're south of Brussels.
One that I go to if I'm pushed is Cycles Imp near Meiser. They're a bit bolshy, but the young guy there really knows his stuff. Not sure what you're after, but they carry Specialized, Trek (who doesn't these days ..), Bianchi etc. And if you're out of town, Walther Godefroot's old shop, right next door to the Team Telekom headquarters just out of Gent is big, high end, and has a heap of stuff. http://www.fietsengodefroot.be |
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