Old 11-11-13 | 04:02 PM
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From: Alpharetta, GA

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Originally Posted by prathmann
Really? The last time I needed a new freewheel I headed to my local shop and they charged me $30. Where could I have gotten a new rear wheel plus freehub/cassette for less?
Amazon or Niagara Cycles, run you $40-$50. Your local shop would be a keeper.

Originally Posted by longbeachgary
The main reason that a shop won't work on department store junk is that no matter how hard they try, the bike just can't be adjusted properly. Not everyone wants a junker like your Denali and not every shop is willing to work on them. Do you think that it should cost less to work on a cheap bike?
That kind of answer would be an example of fail.

OP can try my questions, or listen to those who disagree (apparently everyone).

I've got half a dozen bikes cluttering up the house btw, not just the Denali. It's only for nasty weather or when I want a nice easy ride.
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