Good Portland LBS for Assembly and Check-up?
08-29-12, 02:18 PM
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Good Portland LBS for Assembly and Check-up?
I'll be flying into Portland ahead of my Astoria -> San Francisco ride. I'll have my bike boxed up for the flight and I'd like to take it to a good Portland LBS for assembly and, more importantly, one final check-up to make sure it's ready for the journey.
Any Portland riders here who have a good shop that is well versed in the pre-tour once-over?
I'd imagine bike shops in Portland aren't uncommon but i'll gladly take a word of mouth recommendation.
Any Portland riders here who have a good shop that is well versed in the pre-tour once-over?
I'd imagine bike shops in Portland aren't uncommon but i'll gladly take a word of mouth recommendation.
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It will be hard to go wrong. If you won't have a car, Velo Cult is only a couple of blocks from the Max Red Line, and you can have a beer while you wait.
Bike Gallery, River City are two big ones, but there are a myriad of other shops that come well recommended.
Here is a fairly comprehensive list of shops: https://bikeportland.org/resources/links
Bike Gallery, River City are two big ones, but there are a myriad of other shops that come well recommended.
Here is a fairly comprehensive list of shops: https://bikeportland.org/resources/links
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