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  • What shop to service cycle in London
  • kimbers
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    mate of mine has been quoted 100 quid plus any parts and labour for a full service by Cycle Surgey!!

    anyone recomend a cheaper LBS

    cheers

    kimbers

    crazy-legs
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    That’s about normal for a full strip and rebuild. It includes hubs, headset etc, strip down to bare frame so you’re paying for the time and expertise of the mechanic.
    Evans charge £95 for the same, Condor is about £100. Try Brixton Cycles (020 7733 6055) but there’ll almost certainly be a wait of at least a week before they can fit it in.

    colwyn58
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    where’s he live?

    andym
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    Might be worth trying somewhere outside central London. But have you called out a plumber lately?

    pk-ripper
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    Where’s he based? That’s ballpark but I know private people will do it for a lot less – I’ve done it for numpty mates routinely for a beer.

    Lanesra
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    There’s this guy in Acton who also does mobile repairs etc..

    http://www.gumtree.com/london/77/33966677.html

    walleater
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    How much did the bike cost? Significantly more than £100 I guess….

    Do it yourself if you don’t want to spend the money….

    thomthumb
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    sounds about right

    Alb
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    Keith & Jos over @ Tour de Ville in Hackney are pretty niffty with a spanner (if it’s a road bike). Very reasonable prices too http://www.tourdeville.co.uk

    Alb
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    GJP
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    For road bikes Pearsons in Sutton charge £90 and SigmaSport in Kingston/Hampton wick charge £115 for a “full” service – so £100 does seem to be the going rate.

    Unless it needs a complete overall I would invest in the minimum set of tools required and learn to do it himself.

    brakes
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    if they’re charging extra on top for labour what’s the £100 for?

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