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Recommendation of online retailer for Park Tools

 
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Old 26-02.-2008, 06:22 PM   #1
Patrick Keogh
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Default Recommendation of online retailer for Park Tools

I just placed and order with Probikekit but I couldn't get everything
that I was after. Specifically there are a few Park tools that I want
that they don't stock. I found one retailer in the USA via Amazon who
has what I need but their shipping is outrageous.

Can anyone recommend a reasonable online retailer with good prices who
stocks a good range of Park things?
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Old 26-02.-2008, 10:15 PM   #2
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Default Re: Recommendation of online retailer for Park Tools

On Feb 26, 7:22*pm, Patrick Keogh <patr...@keogh.net.au> wrote:
> I just placed and order with Probikekit but I couldn't get everything
> that I was after. Specifically there are a few Park tools that I want
> that they don't stock. I found one retailer in the USA via Amazon who
> has what I need but their shipping is outrageous.
>
> Can anyone recommend a reasonable online retailer with good prices who
> stocks a good range of Park things?


You could try these guys. I recommend emailing before placing the
actual order to ask the estimated shipping charges.
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Old 26-02.-2008, 10:17 PM   #3
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Default Re: Recommendation of online retailer for Park Tools

On Feb 26, 7:22*pm, Patrick Keogh <patr...@keogh.net.au> wrote:
> I just placed and order with Probikekit but I couldn't get everything
> that I was after. Specifically there are a few Park tools that I want
> that they don't stock. I found one retailer in the USA via Amazon who
> has what I need but their shipping is outrageous.
>
> Can anyone recommend a reasonable online retailer with good prices who
> stocks a good range of Park things?


sorry left the link out - http://aebike.com/index.cfm
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Old 28-02.-2008, 12:45 PM   #4
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Default Re: Recommendation of online retailer for Park Tools

There are lots of Park Tool items on ebay from big US web shops - make sure you search "worldwide".
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Old 01-03.-2008, 05:34 PM   #5
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Default Re: Recommendation of online retailer for Park Tools

On Tue, 26 Feb 2008 19:22:56 +1100, Patrick Keogh
<patrick@keogh.net.au> wrote:


>Can anyone recommend a reasonable online retailer with good prices who
>stocks a good range of Park things?


Chain Reaction Cycles have a few. URL is
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Default.aspx

If you can get a group together or put in an order over $570 postage
is free.

Some of us at Bicycles Network Australia combine our order to get the
free freight option every now and then.

Regards
Andrew
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