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17-11.-2005, 08:43 AM
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looking for good bicycle repair shop in London
Hi,
I'm looking for a good, reasonably priced bicycle repair shop (aren't we all?!) in London (preferably in South London, I live & work between SE5 & SW18)? Can anyone recommend one? I'm looking for either a complete service, or perhaps just a chain & cassette replacement. Evans charge £50 plus parts for a complete service, so I thought of going to a LBS, but I'd like to go to one that has been recommended, as they probably vary greatly in quality & price. Thanks if you can help, Ray |
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17-11.-2005, 08:59 AM
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Re: looking for good bicycle repair shop in London
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17-11.-2005, 09:41 AM
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Cheers, deffo sahf enuff for me. Have you used them? How do you think they're prices compare to LBSs? |
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18-11.-2005, 09:30 AM
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Re: looking for good bicycle repair shop in London
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To save money use a mail-order company like Spa or internet like wiggle.com
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15-01.-2006, 09:54 PM
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Re: looking for good bicycle repair shop in London
This is late I know but... I'd go to South Bank Cycles on Wandsworth road SW8, the guys there are friendly and will almost certainly do a deal that will match or beat any cycle shop (even Brixton Cycles up the road).
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17-01.-2006, 08:57 AM
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Re: looking for good bicycle repair shop in London
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 The Bike Shop 1109 N. Main Street London, Kentucky 40741 606.877.2453 http://www.the-bike-shop.com/contact.htm  Lw
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17-01.-2006, 08:32 PM
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Re: looking for good bicycle repair shop in London
I have used Evans in the past - but they are pretty expensive....
When I can deal with the problems myself, I now take my bike to The Bike Shop, Lee High Road, SE13 (near lewisham) - 02088526680 They're pretty good, and not too costly. Marc |
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