First of many sales for Denise. Make sure you take a picture of the bike before she goes to her new home.
First of many sales for Denise. Make sure you take a picture of the bike before she goes to her new home.
That's great news Denise. I'm so happy for you. Gosh, I have no idea how you do it, Ironman training and opening a new store. You're amazing.
I think Velobambina is right, you need a picture of the bike. Maybe one of the bike and it's new owner for a bulletin board, that can very quickly get covered up with pics of bikes and new owners over the next few months.
Keep the stories coming.
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That would be really cool to have a board of bikes sold and their owners. Doesn't Saturn do that?
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Oooh, I also like the idea of a bulletin board of bikes and their new owners!
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Oh, I love the idea of the bulletin board! How neat that people could see their picture up there when they come in to buy more things from you and get their bike serviced. Would really make them feel like part of a family. Great idea!
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Thats a GREAT idea!!! And I do have some wall space... hmmm...
So it gets better. I was trying to sneak a day off from the shop today. I was just about to go for a 10 mile run when my husband called in a panic. "Rosa is here to be fitted". Rosa is a woman that is part of our tri club and knows the woman that I sold the bike to yesterday. Apparently they had breakfast together today, and they got to talking bikes... And fitting..
So, my day off was cancelled and I made a beeline down here. She actually won 390.00 towards a bike at my competitor in an auction, and had upgraded to a womens road bike. BUT she was not happy with the way he fit her, and she wanted to talk to me about it.
I ran her measurements and came up with a 46cm. He told her she was a 48. So he was close, but I just think a 48 is going to be way too big for her, as she is quite petite- and her measurements reflected that.
I asked her how he measured her and she said he took a spring loaded wooden device and basically had her straddle it. But that was ALL he did. So basically just inseam length. sigh....
I HATE to see people being treated that way! Reach is so much a part of fit, and so many shops ignore that. UGH
So I gave her some advice on how he should fit her to it once the bike comes in, and my husband showed her a BETTER bike that we could give her- for a way better price- In the correct size!
I could tell that she felt way more comfortable with us, but she was heading up there to pick up her bike. I offered to help her if he didn't.
OY...
So anyway.... Here we go.. I guess I'll try to get my 10 miler in later...