[ETC-Discussion] bike mechanic/shop?

[Michael Corn]

Karen-

As an alternative long-term suggestion, learning to do mechanical work on a
bicycle is relatively easy and there is a lot of information available,
including online.  Unlike modern cars, bicycles are pretty simple.  The Park
Bicycle Tool website is a pretty good source of information:

http://parktool.com/

Like most things today, hiring someone to do even the simplest task is
pretty expensive.  You do have to invest in a few tools to do your own work,
but it does not take very long to recover the cost from savings doing your
own repairs and maintenance.


Michael A. Corn
3019 - 31st Avenue West
Seattle, Washington 98199-2724

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[mailto:discussion-list-bounces at evergreentandemclub.org] On Behalf Of Karen
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Sent: Monday, July 27, 2009 12:04 PM
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Subject: [ETC-Discussion] bike mechanic/shop?

We're looking for a good tandem mechanic...any suggestions?  We live in the
Ravenna neighborhood, not far from Counter Balance and Gregg's is also
close.  We'd like the name of a specific mechanic.
Thanks.  Karen
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