Local Bicycle Shop Nightmare!!!!!!!!!
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Originally Posted by Jason222
Time to get a job
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It is what it is...
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Originally Posted by a2psyklnut
Let's approximate a realistic charge for the work:
2 stainless steel brake cables at 4.50 ea.: 9.00
9 to 12 feet of housing for full length @ 2.00/ft: 18.00 to 24.00
Tax for material:1.89 to 2.38
Labor to install: 10.00 to 15.00
Total estimate: $40 to $50 depending on how much 'actual' housing is used.
That's the way I used to estimate work when I was working in a shop.
2 stainless steel brake cables at 4.50 ea.: 9.00
9 to 12 feet of housing for full length @ 2.00/ft: 18.00 to 24.00
Tax for material:1.89 to 2.38
Labor to install: 10.00 to 15.00
Total estimate: $40 to $50 depending on how much 'actual' housing is used.
That's the way I used to estimate work when I was working in a shop.
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Originally Posted by MattP.
Haha, I know what ya mean. I got a job at my lbs last week The sad thing is, I'll most likely end up spending the whole paycheck there