That's why I frequent the LBS I do. They have done so much "free" stuff (simple stuff but in a pinch it mattered so much) and are so into helping women learn bike maintenance that I can't complain. I spend a lot of money there.
There is a shop here as well that goes above and beyond, I think. I am going to have to buy something from them before I leave.
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06-21-2014, 08:03 AM #1
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06-21-2014, 06:46 PM #2
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My husband and I stopped in at a bike shop in San Luis Obispo while traveling- the cleats on my my road bike shoes were not even and the shop adjusted them for free, including having to spray something on them to get unstuck before adjusting them. And they gave us a great suggestion for a ride in the area. They wouldn't take a penny from us.
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