Originally Posted by Bklyn (Post 3769557)

I've got a great bike store that charges me $8! Tube included! In Manhattan!
Anything more than $15 and you're right to roll your eyes.
But you should learn to do it. It's really a very simple procedure, and there's nothing like the feeling of accomplishing it yourself. Sounds hokey, but it's true. Now if I could just learn how to true my rims. . . .

Originally Posted by A_Str8 (Post 3766136)

I got a flat on the way to work this morning. Normally I replace the tube myself, but I'd rather stop at the bike shop on the way home so I don't have to walk it the whole way. Around how much should I expect them to charge?

Originally Posted by iChopS (Post 15887396)

Where is this sacred shop you speak about?

Originally Posted by iChopS (Post 15887396)

Where is this sacred shop you speak about?

Originally Posted by spivonious (Post 15887616)

Wow, you resurrected a six year-old thread for that?

Originally Posted by ECDkeys (Post 3769510)

In the subzero temperatures we're having right now, it takes all of five seconds for me to lose all feeling in my fingers.

Originally Posted by jrickards (Post 15888285)

Really? Where in this solar system are you?

Originally Posted by A_Str8 (Post 3770082)

On the way home (walk of shame) I stopped at the same bike shop that I purchased my bike from last week. They changed the tube free of charge.