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 Elliott Bay Bicycles
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Elliott Bay Bicycles
2116 Western Ave.
Seattle, WA 8121
Phone: 206-441-8144
Fax: 206-441-1815
feedback@elliottbaybicycles.com
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Elliott Bay is a general-purpose bike shop, but it also contains a full-service frame shop, and the bike-loving folks who work there can give you a custom paint job, restore your old clunker to working order or just fix a flat tire.
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Posted on 11/04/2007
I had recently moved to Seattle and lost the faceplate to secure my handlebars. I brought my bike in and they replaced my handlebars immediately and charged $35 total. I was pleased. I came back, wanted my fork repaired, said I wanted something cheap, and had it ordered. I was phoned and came back a week later, but the fork was incompatible with my bike. I was phoned and came back again a week later, only to discover this $140 fork wasn't available from their supplier, so they had ordered a $100 rigid fork for me instead, without telling me. Two weeks prior I was quoted $50 for the fork and no labor cost was mentioned. I now was looking at a $130 bill. So today, on my sixth bike ride since my handlebars were repaired, my handlebars became so loose and wobbly that I was afraid they'd come off.
Posted on 11/04/2007
I had recently moved to Seattle and lost the faceplate to secure my handlebars. I brought my bike in and they replaced my handlebars immediately and charged $35 total. I was pleased. I came back, wanted my fork repaired, said I wanted something cheap, and had it ordered. I was phoned and came back a week later, but the fork was incompatible with my bike. I was phoned and came back again a week later, only to discover this $140 fork wasn't available from their supplier, so they had ordered a $100 rigid fork for me instead, without telling me. Two weeks prior I was quoted $50 for the fork and no labor cost was mentioned. I now was looking at a $130 bill. So today, on my sixth bike ride since my handlebars were repaired, my handlebars became so loose and wobbly that I was afraid they'd come off.
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