I was checking online for agencies and guides, and I came across https://gowithguide.com/spain. Does anyone have any idea about them? They looked good to me. Any advice or any alternative that you used for your travel plans?

Sure thing Mike. I will check them out.

Owo Sagrada Familia looks like an interesting place. I’d definitely visit there.

You should see your dentist as soon as possible to have them adjusted or relined.

If you have multimeter, you can measure the current draw. May be this article will help you https://homesteady.com/12143724/how-to-test-a-refrigerator-compressor-relay

How’s your own experience using it?

If you want to run a double chainring setup, you can either use regular chainrings that are designed for shifting, or you can use a single Narrow-Wide chainring and remove the front derailleur altogether.

You should check your brake pads for wornness. Also if your brake pads, calipers, or slider pins are not properly lubricated, they may cause vibrations and noises.

If you want to replace your brake, you need to make sure that the lever and the caliper are compatible. Different types of brakes require different amounts of cable pull, so you can’t just mix and match them. Check the PDF to determine compatible hydraulic disc brake lever and caliper combinations. https://www.sram.com/globalassets/document-hierarchy/compatibility-map/mtb-and-road-hydraulic-disc-brake-lever-and-caliper-compatibility.pdf

When did you buy that? You can claim return within 30 days of purchase https://www.tradeinn.com/bikeinn/en/devoluciones/st

The cheapest quote may not be the best option if the brake parts are of low quality or the service is poor. You may end up spending more money on repairs or replacements in the long run. You should look for a balance between price and quality

You can check Allianz Global Assistance https://www.travelinsurance.ca/en_CA.html

They are quite good, but still I would suggest using your phone data

You can use either Gmail or outlook or proton too. All are free

You can check them in either https://www.namrick.co.uk/ or https://www.pro-bolt.com/

Did he get compensation for that inconvenience?

I don’t think riding the bike will help to seal the leak. If anything, it might make it worse. You should take the bike back to the shop and ask them to check the fork again. Maybe they missed something. It’s not your fault that the fork is faulty, so you shouldn’t have to pay for the repair.

Contact FirstDirect again and ask them to provide you with the evidence they used to conclude that there was no cash machine malfunction or discrepancy. They should have a record of the ATM transactions and the reconciliation process. You can also request a copy of the letter they received from Nationwide.

Looks fun to me though