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Did some riding before winter returned and am planning on doing a lot more riding this summer.

My trusty steed really needs some new parts and a tune-up. Anyone REALLY love a local bike shop?

Not bad for an 17 year old bike, don'tcha think...
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I have only had limited experience with LBS. Pro Cycling built a wheel set for me a few years ago, good work, a little spendy but I am used to getting team deals where I have lived in the past.
 
LBS?

Yeah, worked at a bike shop in college so I cringe when it comes to paying retail. I'm used to paying 1/2 for everything... and usually nothing for labor (except for a 6pack for the mechanic :D).
 
Diggin the Kona! I need to get out more on mine too! As for bike shops I usually work with Ted's Bicycles on N. Hancock. I have also worked with Criterium but they cost a bit more.
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The US m101 is too big for what you want, IMHO

You want the CDN m101 or US m416
 
Was filling up with gas and a guy in a Rubicon came over and started asking me about the 100, the TEQ badge threw him a bit. Anyway, real nice guy, gave him a card, invited him to go wheeling. Nice to see the love of wheeling transcends makes and models. :):steer:
 
I think that is way too high. That is the price range I was thinking of selling mine when the time comes. Or, maybe I am too low ..haha :hmm:
 
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