Bike Maintenance Recomendation

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Anthony K
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Postby Anthony K » 16 Aug 2015, 17:37

Can anyone recommend a bike repairer who is happy to install pre-purchased parts and is somewhere near a train so I can get too and from the City?
It's upgrade time :)
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timothy_clifford
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Postby timothy_clifford » 16 Aug 2015, 18:17

Mandatory plug for the club sponsor: Velofix.

Otherwise you can try the guys at The Rolling Fix - they come to you (depending on where you are) and encourage you to BYO parts.
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Stuart
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Location: Dulwich Hill

Postby Stuart » 17 Aug 2015, 07:03

Clarence St will happily install pre-purchased parts.
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timothy_clifford
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Postby timothy_clifford » 17 Aug 2015, 13:09

Do Clarence St still offer a discount to CA members?
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Stuart
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Postby Stuart » 18 Aug 2015, 10:16

They do on parts and kit etc, but not on workshop. Have your CA card ready.
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utopia
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Location: Canterbury

Postby utopia » 07 Sep 2015, 12:10

Ashfield Cycles were cool with the stuff I've brought it previously, I normally get them put on as part of a service.
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JoTheBuilder
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Postby JoTheBuilder » 08 Sep 2015, 10:22

I've never had a great experience with Clarence St.

My shop of choice in the City is Giant. If you speak to Alice, she is very helpful.

I've never had imported parts fixed to a bike though.

What's the new steed?
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Anthony K
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Postby Anthony K » 08 Sep 2015, 22:28

Same steed Jo. Replacing/upgrading aging bits and pieces.
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