Tucson az - Craigslist facilitation?

[PJN]

Interested in a bike on Tucson Craigslist.

Any paceliners interested in helping me out and throwing the bike in a box and shipping?

[jpritchet74]

Have them take the bike to Fairwheel Bikes in Tucson - I am sure that they would facilitate.

It's an absolutely fantastic bike shop.

[sjbraun]

Which bike? I have an acquaintance who has several nice bikes listed.

[Charles M]

Yep.... Fairwheel.

There is no other place in Tucson that would be a better/safer/more trustworthy shop to use.

[PJN]

https://tucson.craigslist.org/bik/d/...601638671.html

Not a nice bike. I emailed the seller and they didn’t message back.

If anyone wants to help me out…

[Bob Ross]

Originally Posted by jpritchet74

Have them take the bike to Fairwheel Bikes in Tucson - I am sure that they would facilitate.

It's an absolutely fantastic bike shop.

Originally Posted by Charles M

Yep.... Fairwheel.

There is no other place in Tucson that would be a better/safer/more trustworthy shop to use.

While I don't disagree that Fairwheel is a wonderful shop, I have to admit: Pretty much every bike shop I've been to in Tucson is pretty darn wonderful.

(Okay, maybe not Tucson Endurance Foothills or Bicycle Ranch.)

But, having done a lot of shopping at all these places and made use of the mechanics at most of them, I can't say I've seen a big difference in the level of service between
- Fairwheel Bikes
- Sabino Cycles
- Broadway Bicycles
- Oro Valley Bicycle (the Sunrise Drive location)

Curious what Fairwheel offers -- besides that incredible internet forum 10+ years ago, which afaik no longer exists -- that causes folks to rave about it?

[sjbraun]

Service, service, and service. The mechanics have decades of experience and it shows in the quality of service you receive. If you're into the latest weight-weenie parts or a great wheel build, then the mail order side of the shop is among the best.