Chainring/cassette woes...
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Re: Chainring/cassette woes...
by Dan_K » Wed Nov 24, 2010 9:52 am
Thanks for the advice Andrew, i'll keep my eyes peeled.......
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Re: Chainring/cassette woes...
by Dan_K » Sat Nov 27, 2010 6:08 pm
Just collected my bike from GB's. Top service from them yet again.
Brand new set of 105 shifters under warranty, fitted, new bar tape and bar plugs all for £20.
Faultless dealings with them since buying the bike.
Looking forward to getting out for a spin in the morning...
Brand new set of 105 shifters under warranty, fitted, new bar tape and bar plugs all for £20.
Faultless dealings with them since buying the bike.
Looking forward to getting out for a spin in the morning...
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Re: Chainring/cassette woes...
by Jon C C on a Bianchi » Sat Nov 27, 2010 6:44 pm
[quote="Dan_K"]Just collected my bike from GB's. Top service from them yet again.
Brand new set of 105 shifters under warranty, fitted, new bar tape and bar plugs all for £20.
Faultless dealings with them since buying the bike.
Looking forward to getting out for a spin in the morning...
Brand new set of 105 shifters under warranty, fitted, new bar tape and bar plugs all for £20.
Faultless dealings with them since buying the bike.
Looking forward to getting out for a spin in the morning...
Yeah, I've always found GBs pretty reasonable and usually do a good job with the servicing. Did you get out for a spin, Dan, or did you whimp out?
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Re: Chainring/cassette woes...
by Dan_K » Sun Nov 28, 2010 9:09 pm
I did get out for a brisk 20 miles. I'll have to nip back out in the week to find my fingers and toes... Wasn't the warmest of mornings.
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