scotty

I found a cycling related thread https://community.bikehub.co.za/topic/108750-scott-r2-r3500-stolen-or-not/page__pid__1507055#entry1507055

Handbags 10 paces, come out swinging

Always a good time

This will keep me busy till lunch time

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Mmmm my dealings with one have been good, the other not so

I admit to been happy But there have been posts where they were not the cheapest and others receiving wrong items in the post.

The old The good, the bad and the ugly post. Will every CRC, CWC, Cyclelab, Cajees....LBS (insert name) customer be happy. Very much doubt it.

Gave me helmet hair, solution is to shave my head now.

I'm keen

Still have them

I would agree, they're red so faster.

Please, real cyclists shave their legs, wear lycra, service or at least clean their own bikes before taking it in for service.

Triathlon or swimming.

To summerise and save repeat advice get the tools and do it yourself including cleaning your bike. If you stuff it up you can start a thread lambasting yourself.

4 pages and counting

Ummm no , but i do have a silver bell on my MTB which they shine

Sorry i'm naive i thought every shop did it, never found one that did not. Never to old to learn.

Not sure where you take your car but mine is cleaned and vacuumed after a service at no extra charge, perhaps find another garage if yours does not.

My LBS includes bike clean on all services, relates to nothing more than cleaning the frame,wheels and components from mud/oil etc takes no more than 10 min. Sometimes when their shop is quiet and i pop on my bike they will give it a free wash and lube.

If you in Jhb these guys do a bike fitment for R100 https://www.bikehub.co.za/classifieds/12266-scientific-bicycle-fitment-wwwbicycle-tradercom/

Why would cleaning a bike be extra charge, this should be part of the service.

I find the pro's generally are like this, its the wannabee chasing position 999 that's usually a problem.

Nah roadies have there own agro's like wheelsucking and switching, roadie season comming up and there's guaranteed to be posts about it.

Some take their time from grid to grid, my clock starts the moment i take my first pedal stroke in the car park.