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analogbomb
 
Can anyone recommend a good mechanic that can prep a frame and install a headset and bottom bracket. Specifically I would like someone with the proper tools to face and ream the frame if necessary. Thanks

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TheAnalogKid
 
Actually, if anyone knows, I will second this question and say that I am curious as well.

RockyMtnMerlin
 
Well, you could always drive to Vecchios in Boulder. Seems to me that Ft Collins is like many other places, good mechs come and go frequently. You might get a good one in a LBS and you might not. I have had good and bad experiences in Ft Collins. And it goes without saying, if someone recommends a good mech, make SURE that you specify that he (or she) work on your bike when you drop it off so it will not get passed on to the noobie behind the counter cause the other guy is busy.

celticfrost
 
These guys are in Loveland, and I just happened upon them while up there for other stuff. It was late afternoon on a Sunday and they were closed, but from peering into their window it seemed like they have a genuine appreciation of bikes -- lots of near vintage, performance bikes, parts, etc., all in really good shape.

Anyone have any experience w/ these guys?

http://www.rockymountaincyclery.com

http://www.rockymountaincyclery.com/bikeshop010.jpg

Blossom
 
Ok, I'll bite.

I've had nothing but good service from Lee's North store. Particularly the head mechanic.

Another place that I might think about checking out is Dave's 'Brave New Wheel' that is just a block north of Laurel on College. I've had him install a bottom bracket on an older frame.

I've never dealt with him, but I've heard a few good things about 'The Cycologist'. www.thecycologist.com

hosehead
 
Ok, I'll bite.

I've had nothing but good service from Lee's North store. Particularly the head mechanic.

Another place that I might think about checking out is Dave's 'Brave New Wheel' that is just a block north of Laurel on College. I've had him install a bottom bracket on an older frame.

I've never dealt with him, but I've heard a few good things about 'The Cycologist'. www.thecycologist.com

I've had problems with Lee's North, but apparently the guy who screwed up my bike was fired shortly thereafter. I've had good experiences with mechanics there too. Like someone else here said, wrenches come and go.

I've heard nothing but praise for Brave New Wheel, and I've gone there for minor stuff myself. I think the shop just changed hands though. I personally would go there.

snowy
 
Try Dave at Redstone Cyclery in Lyons. I know him from ex-boyfriend great guy good mechanic!!

Here is his website http://www.redstonecyclery.com/

henrymiller
 
The only shops that I would go to in Fort Collins are:

Phoenix Cyclery

http://www.thephoenixcyclery.com/

The owner is the one I always talk to, I am not sure of his name. Repairs or service seems fast and cheap base on my experience with the other stores in the area. Very happy with this shop.

Mountain High Cyclery

http://www.mtnhighcyclery.com/

I would also recommend this shop. Larry the owner is a great guy. Great prices and fast service. I only wish I had more money to spend there. This shop is in Loveland.

Damn Yankee Cyclery

This is on College by the campus, a smaller shop. John is the owner, knows his stuff and I would let him work on any of my bikes.


I have used all three of these shops and would take my bikes back to any one. I have had bikes built up by the last two shops and could not be happier.

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