Best Shop for Service?
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Best Shop for Service?
So i'm not the greatest wrench on my bike and was wondering if anyone is partial to a particular shop for their service. I'm located in the valley (Burbank/Glendale) area. I'm not partial to any particular shop as i haven't needed any service yet but want to have a shop to go to when that time comes. Someone that does good work and charges reasonable prices. Bought my bike from competitive cyclist so i don't have any affiliation with any shop since i purchased online. I'm trying to learn how to work on my bike as i go along but i also don't have the tools to do everything. Any recommendations? Thanks.
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Been to a lot of bike shops in my life. The best, for knowledge and friendliness, is Velo Pasadena. Hrach is the owner and is a great guy. His mechanics all do great work. His shop is not the cheapest around but it is worth every penny. I found his shop by luck as I was searching So Cal for a certified Campy repair/service shop. That was about six years ago. He's had all my business since.
Velo Pasadena
2562 E Colorado Blvd.
91107 Pasadena
Phone: 626-304-0064
Fax: 626-304-2744
email: info@velopasadena.com
web: www.velopasadena.com
Velo Pasadena
2562 E Colorado Blvd.
91107 Pasadena
Phone: 626-304-0064
Fax: 626-304-2744
email: info@velopasadena.com
web: www.velopasadena.com
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Thanks for the recommendations so far. Velo Studio is actually really close to me, it's Velo Pasadena's little brother. I'll look into Budget Pro as well.