CANADA - Best Internet Retailers ?? - Page 4

07-06-2004, 07:43 PM

Find a little bike shop in your neighborhood and support it instead. These
internet companies have hardly any overhead, but often a shop can match
their price.

"Churchill" <[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]> wrote in message
news:tehGc.8071$[Only registered and activated users can see links. ].. .
> Hello,
>
> Is there one or two Internet stores in Canada that are best for Bicycle
> supplies ?
>
> In this case, a cyclometre, however, other parts would be nice too!
>
> Thank you
>
>

07-07-2004, 07:08 PM

Bike Whisperer wrote:

> Find a little bike shop in your neighborhood and support it instead. These
> internet companies have hardly any overhead, but often a shop can match
> their price.

Amen to this suggestion. I also get advice that the internet shops don't give
as a part of their service. Mind you, those bike shops that have afficianados
do provide great advice - just there are times when the local bike shop here
sells stuff at equal or lower prices than the web based shop - and i don't
have to wait and pay shipping.

In other words, you should still shop around, BUT include the locals in the
shopping.

07-07-2004, 07:08 PM

Bike Whisperer wrote:

> Find a little bike shop in your neighborhood and support it instead. These
> internet companies have hardly any overhead, but often a shop can match
> their price.

Amen to this suggestion. I also get advice that the internet shops don't give
as a part of their service. Mind you, those bike shops that have afficianados
do provide great advice - just there are times when the local bike shop here
sells stuff at equal or lower prices than the web based shop - and i don't
have to wait and pay shipping.

In other words, you should still shop around, BUT include the locals in the
shopping.

07-07-2004, 07:08 PM

Bike Whisperer wrote:

> Find a little bike shop in your neighborhood and support it instead. These
> internet companies have hardly any overhead, but often a shop can match
> their price.

Amen to this suggestion. I also get advice that the internet shops don't give
as a part of their service. Mind you, those bike shops that have afficianados
do provide great advice - just there are times when the local bike shop here
sells stuff at equal or lower prices than the web based shop - and i don't
have to wait and pay shipping.

In other words, you should still shop around, BUT include the locals in the
shopping.

07-07-2004, 07:08 PM

Bike Whisperer wrote:

> Find a little bike shop in your neighborhood and support it instead. These
> internet companies have hardly any overhead, but often a shop can match
> their price.

Amen to this suggestion. I also get advice that the internet shops don't give
as a part of their service. Mind you, those bike shops that have afficianados
do provide great advice - just there are times when the local bike shop here
sells stuff at equal or lower prices than the web based shop - and i don't
have to wait and pay shipping.

In other words, you should still shop around, BUT include the locals in the
shopping.

07-07-2004, 07:08 PM

Bike Whisperer wrote:

> Find a little bike shop in your neighborhood and support it instead. These
> internet companies have hardly any overhead, but often a shop can match
> their price.

Amen to this suggestion. I also get advice that the internet shops don't give
as a part of their service. Mind you, those bike shops that have afficianados
do provide great advice - just there are times when the local bike shop here
sells stuff at equal or lower prices than the web based shop - and i don't
have to wait and pay shipping.

In other words, you should still shop around, BUT include the locals in the
shopping.