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Old 07-08-08 | 07:17 AM
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Good LBS in Chicago

So my sister is looking for a bike to "kick around the city and ride on the bike trails." Can anybody recommend a good LBS with a commuter/recreational focus? She is in her early 30's but has had several major hip/ankle operations thanks to being hit head on in a car accident as a teen, so I'd want to make sure she got a first rate fitting.

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Old 07-08-08 | 07:35 AM
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Trek of Downers Grove (www.trekdg.com) or Get a Grip (www.getagripcycles.com) have fitting certified employees.
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Old 07-08-08 | 07:50 AM
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Sammy's Bikes in St. Charles i have no complaints and will measure you and will not let you go until you are happy and yay, monday group rides.
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Old 07-09-08 | 12:09 PM
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I take all my business to Johnny Sprockets. They're located at Wellington and Broadway in Lakeview. They have a pretty nice selection and VERY helpful staff.
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Old 07-09-08 | 01:11 PM
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Originally Posted by DrRx
Trek of Downers Grove (www.trekdg.com) or Get a Grip (www.getagripcycles.com) have fitting certified employees.
Trek of DG may have "ok" bike fitters, but their service dept leaves a lot to be desired. I bought my bike (back in February) from them, and will not go back there for service. Was back there once because my chain was slapping against the front derailleur (it was visibly out of alignment), and was told by their bike mechanic that is "normal"...yeah, okay...whatever.
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