LBS in Atlanta fthat works with Clydes
02-16-09, 08:51 PM
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LBS in Atlanta fthat works with Clydes
Has anybody worked with a LBS in Atlanta that has worked with clydes? It would be nice if they were on the south side of Atlanta but can't be too picky.
02-17-09, 08:59 AM
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For LBS south of ATL check out Epic Bikes www.epicbicycles.com they are in McDonough. They spent a lot of time since with me since this was my first "real" bike and I'm very happy with the purchase and follow up support
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I don't think that you can go wrong with https://www.outback-bikes.com
I bought my Surly LHT there and had a good experience.
I bought my Surly LHT there and had a good experience.
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OK - I am not sure about Clydes vs Non-Clydes, but my favorite mechanic is at Contes in Conyers. They are very nice! tell them Sue form C4 sent you 
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I have had a great customer-LBS relationship with Bicycle South in Decatur. Just today I purchased a new bike from them after they helped me find a bike that fit my needs (Giant Seek 2: Clyde-friendly construction, hydraulic discs, solid front fork, decently wide 27-speed gearing, braze-ons and bolt holes compatible with non-disc pannier racks, and the ability to attach most trailers).
The guys there really know their stuff. They can be a bit pricey, especially on their maintenance services, but it's both cheaper than operating a car and high-quality work.
Good luck.
The guys there really know their stuff. They can be a bit pricey, especially on their maintenance services, but it's both cheaper than operating a car and high-quality work.
Good luck.
