There a Nashbar/Performance equivalent in Canada
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cab horn

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There a Nashbar/Performance equivalent in Canada
Or any good stores to order online from with decent prices? Seems like there's about zero of them in canada. That's sad.
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https://www.mec.ca/Main/home.jsp
https://www.brauns.com/
https://www.racersportif.com/
https://www.ramsays-online.com/
https://www.sportmart.ca/store/2index.asp?countryID=0
https://www.velotique.com/storey.htm
They weren't that hard to find ... I just headed into my Favorites and there they all were.
https://www.brauns.com/
https://www.racersportif.com/
https://www.ramsays-online.com/
https://www.sportmart.ca/store/2index.asp?countryID=0
https://www.velotique.com/storey.htm
They weren't that hard to find ... I just headed into my Favorites and there they all were.
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None of those have as complete a selection as nashbar/perfromance though... component wise, wheels, brakes, shifters, cranksets, derailleurs.
I hate getting shafted with customs when ordering from the u.s. Unless I ride my bike down there install the components and ride back up...
I hate getting shafted with customs when ordering from the u.s. Unless I ride my bike down there install the components and ride back up...
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Originally Posted by operator
Or any good stores to order online from with decent prices? Seems like there's about zero of them in canada. That's sad.
Prices are on par or cheaper than most american online shops and David is a good guy too
Unfortunately its almost exclusively mtb stuff.I used to use www.bikecanada.com but they never update their site, pricing is outrageous (imo) and they didn't have enough mtb stuff
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Originally Posted by Maelstrom
For decent pricing (none of the ones listed offer competetive to us online pricing) there really is only one. www.bikeroom.com
Prices are on par or cheaper than most american online shops and David is a good guy too
Unfortunately its almost exclusively mtb stuff.
I used to use www.bikecanada.com but they never update their site, pricing is outrageous (imo) and they didn't have enough mtb stuff
Prices are on par or cheaper than most american online shops and David is a good guy too
Unfortunately its almost exclusively mtb stuff.I used to use www.bikecanada.com but they never update their site, pricing is outrageous (imo) and they didn't have enough mtb stuff

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No prob. I do 99% of my buying online and always pay cheap prices. I wouldn't be able to afford to ride if it wasn't for bikeroom.
If you have anything special you need sometimes david can order it too...although the are tough to get a hold of on the phone.
If you have anything special you need sometimes david can order it too...although the are tough to get a hold of on the phone.





