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Re: Metro DC! Who's up for a ride this weekend?
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March 17, 2011, 05:42:51 AM »
Quote from: The Mad King Pepe' on March 17, 2011, 05:25:34 AM
How much do they charge to put a new tire on? I used to go to Colemans in Falls Church until they doubled (
) the price.
What are they charging? Last time I had one done it was $30 - off the bike
At that same time Cross Roads cycles quoted me $35. If colemans is now $60 I'd give Cross Roads a call
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Re: Metro DC! Who's up for a ride this weekend?
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Quote from: Sad Panda on March 17, 2011, 05:42:51 AM
What are they charging? Last time I had one done it was $30 - off the bike
About $30 + fees and taxes (~ $40), off the bike. Now it's about $70+ all included (off the bike).
I think they'll discount it a bit if you buy tires from them, but it wasn't worth it at the time since buying online was much cheaper (and I got free shipping too).
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Ouch.. I'd heard some rumbling that it had gone up.. but more than double?
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Quote from: Sad Panda on March 17, 2011, 07:17:55 AM
Ouch.. I'd heard some rumbling that it had gone up.. but more than double?
Not exactly, it was about $40 going to an expected $70, but still enough to make you think hard about doing the change yourself: those prices are for the wheel off the bike, so once you've gotten to that point I figure you might as well finish the other half of the job.
But it's not just the price hike, it's also their attitude. When the price was $30 it ended up being 30 + 7-8 bucks for parts 'n shit, like caps, lube, kleeenex, condoms and porn, or whatever...
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Quote from: The Mad King Pepe' on March 17, 2011, 05:25:34 AM
How much do they charge to put a new tire on? I used to go to Colemans in Falls Church until they doubled (
) the price.
I'm not entirely sure. I think $25 per wheel. I often mount my own, but I need to run 220 to my garage so my air compressor will work and I'm too lazy to try and seat them with a bicycle pump. Also, I've know the MFI guys since I was about 11yrs old and they are good folks. I don't mind supporting them (and they often help me out without charge on things too).
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Anyone up for Sunday?
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Anyone up for Sunday?
I might be. Depends on the weather and a few other things. Steve and I were also discussing MotoGP plans...
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If anyone wants to watch the race, B.A.D. is having a BBQ on Sunday. Check out the facebook group for details.
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Mebbe...54 is so cold at hooligan speed. Brrrrrrr [moto] Brrrrrrr
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aww you'll be fine. Bundle up a little
(rain gear works well for stopping wind). I'm also a huge fan of heated grips.
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Quote from: Ducatician on March 18, 2011, 03:43:22 AM
Mebbe...54 is so cold at hooligan speed. Brrrrrrr [moto] Brrrrrrr
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Rode home from Pittsburgh in 28* in cool weather gear once, not cold weather gear. One of these freak days where it goes from 70 to 30 for no good reason. When I got off the bike to get gas I couldn't straighten my legs and I shook for almost an hour.
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Late November 2008, Skyline Drive.
Effing cold! Met a few deers and people who thought I had escaped a sanatorium
Oh, and it started snowing too!
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I've ridden virtually every day (there were a few rare days where I didn't have anywhere to go) for the past 7 years. The last three were in Boston area.
I was very happy to be riding the last snow storm we had in NoVA. So many cages stuck traffic was unbelievable trying to get out of DC. It took me a bit over an hour to get home to Annandale. On of the partners lives along the same route I take but in Arlington (about half way) and it took him 6 hours to get home. I even rode around a stuck metro bus on Beauregard street.
A crisp 12 deg F ride around Boston one winter
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Re: Metro DC! Who's up for a ride this weekend?
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Quote from: bikepilot on March 18, 2011, 09:52:15 AM
The last three were in Boston area.
I was very happy to be riding the last snow storm we had in NoVA.
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