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Originally Posted by 70sSanO
Maybe it is just me, but for someone who is "not bad at truing wheels," it does seem a bit unbelievable that the same person would lug his bike to a shop to adjust the handlebars and center the stem. And then pay $10, only to chuckle and decide to re-do the work later.

I'm trying to do the math, but I can't get it to add up.

John
I'm pretty good at most adjustments on my bike, but the mechanic I'm referring to is far faster and better. The derailleur adjustments are a case in point.

Also, I like visiting bike shops and talking to fellow enthusiasts. If I can support the local economy, talk shop, and get a spot on adjustment in a minute or two, everyone wins.
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