and even about 'building' bikes. I need to know this stuff somewhat. I bike and everytime I have a glich in my bike I can never just get a quick answer and repair and . . .This kinda stuff can mess up one's life by like not being able to ride and then lower epinephrin in the brain and less circulation and less serotonin and then you gain weight . . .So here is my E-mail: Elizabreed2001@yahoo.com. Brief me, or Not-so-brief me in what spinning is, a little about 'building a cruiser' . . sounds cool. I hope you don't mean 'spinning' like at a gym on a stationary bike. It's OK if you do. But I don't think I want to do that . . .because it is not outdoors. But other stuff . . .I need you as a resource of info. I am in a new town, new state, and the bike guys here it seems just do anything to suck money out of you and just keep you coming back. They probably KNOW what the problem is . . .and they just don't fix it so you'll come back in.
I'll send you an e-mail a bit later today. If the folks in the local bike shops aren't being helpful, find another shop. Bike shops stay in business by providing service. With the Internet, parts are easy to obtain at good prices. Service sets the better shops apart from the others. Bike shops don't make a ton of money on the bicycles, they have better margins on the parts. A person is compelled to return to a shop that offers good service and helpful advise. Check with your local cycling clubs to see which shops they frequent. |
