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Hi,
First post. Recently bought a wonderful bike from Bikes Direct. After a couple hundred miles I brought the bike to a large DFW store to get the derailleur's adjusted. Well, $40 and ten minutes later, they are more out of whack then when I brought it in!!!!
Can anyone recommend a shop in the Las Colinas/Irving area to do a proper tune for me? I am sure I could bring the bike back to the original shop for a free re-tune, but I have lost all faith and feel cheated.
Thank you in advance for your help.
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1. Which store was it? Help others out.
2. If you're going the mail order route (NTTAWWT) then you should learn to tune your own stuff. Adjusting a modern indexed derailer is brain dead simple.
See step 6 here: http://www.jimlangley.net/wrench/rrderadjust.htm
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Here's another place to learn to DIY:
http://sheldonbrown.com/derailer-adjustment.html
I'd take it back to the same place and have them redo it.
Thank you for the DIY links. I just switched jobs and did/do not have time to figure it out myself. However, I brought the bike back to the original shop this evening and a different tech readjusted everything and did a great job.
I prefer not to say the name of the shop because they have a good reputation. They have also earn all of my "non tech" business.
Again, thank you for your help and for not making me feel like an idiot :)
glad you got it fixed. I went to a shop today called Bicycles Plus in Coppel/Valley Ranch near Beltline/MacArthur and they seemed VERY friendly. I am not sure how reasonable their work/prices are though...
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