I'm living in S. Korea. This year I fell in love with biking. I bought a cheap Chinese hardtail to lose some weight and realized this is my sport
Anyway I decided to graduate to a nicer bike once I hit my target weight but I have a lot of questions.

-I'm interested in trying out a nice carbon road bike but I can't find any stores that stock anything over 500$ they'll let me touch. Where are some of the top bike dealers in S. Korea?
-Has anyone ever seen the one Specialized dealer here in the country and if so how is their selection, prices, service? I'm interested in getting a carbon Specialized Roubaix if they feel as good as everyone says.
-If I have to fly to another country to get a bike where should i look and what should I expect?
-Where can I get a proper fit in Korea (none of the LBS even know what I mean!)?
-A lot of the LBS owners tell me that sticking to a MTB for korean riding is best b/c the roads are substandard; they don't seem worse than the roads in America but do road bike owners have a lot of problems here?
-Any other advice concerning buying a bike is most welcome.

Where are you located in Korea?
If you are in north Seoul Maybe I can help you out.
I'm in Dongducheon.
Albert

I'm in Gimpo city about 30 km west of Seoul.

shoot me an email address or phone and I'll ask my LBS if they can find one for ya.
They ordered me a Surly LHT from a shop in Kangnam and got me e good deal.
They are pretty good folks and they do know what a proper bike fit is.
My email is albertmounger at yahoo dot com.

here's a facebook group for bikers in Korea. https://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=11799660100
I ended up buying a bike in the states and shipping it here. was way cheaper.

Check out https://corearoadbike.com/?goUrl=reDirect