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Old 09-06-11 | 06:49 PM
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From: Columbus, Ohio (Grandview area)

Bikes: 2009 Felt X City D, 1985 (?) Trek 400, 1995 (?) Specialized Rockhopper, 1995 Trek 850

Originally Posted by 8Fishes
At where I bought my bike, it costs 85 for the following:

Inspect frame, fork & components
Adjust bottom bracket
Tighten crank bolts
Tighten chainring bolts
Inspect pedals for wear & tighten
Adjust headset & check stem bolts
Adjust hub bearings front & rear
True & tension wheels
Lube Cables & Housing
Align Derailleur Hanger
Adjust brakes
Adjust front derailleur
Adjust rear derailleur
Tighten & final check
Bike Wipe Down

Reads mostly as an inspection, they don't do chain cleaning/lube but they do lube other stuff like BB, maybe a little squirt of grease in the rear derailleur if needed. All in all not a bad deal since they do it all for a flat fee of 150 up front for the next 5 years of 'unlimited' tune ups.
Is it common to not include chain cleaning/lube for that price? Like you said, it's mostly an inspection. The chain seems pretty important. I mean, it's quite possible that none of those other things need any attention, but if you've been riding the bike at all, the chain will almost certainly need cleaned/lubed.
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