Boston Bike Shop

[Stan Lee]

I'm looking at a bike in Boston, seller lives near Cambridge. Does anyone know of a good shop that could potentially help with boxing and shipping?

Thanks!

[Marc40a]

Cambridge Bicycle

Ace Wheelworks

Probably a billion others - there's a lot of great shops in the Boston Metro

[Stan Lee]

Thanks, I'l start with those two! Hopefully the seller will be cool with dropping it off.

[C40_guy]

Originally Posted by Stan Lee

Thanks, I'l start with those two! Hopefully the seller will be cool with dropping it off.

The seller is cool.

Glad the bike is going to someone who appreciates vintage (and rare) bikes!

[TimD]

Calling TiDesigns... Earth to TiDesigns...

[Stan Lee]

Originally Posted by C40_guy

The seller is cool.

And I am thankful for that!!


- small world!

[Bruce K]

Skyrider (here on this forum) works at Fast Splits in Needham

BK

[Ti Designs]

Originally Posted by TimD

Calling TiDesigns... Earth to TiDesigns...

Shipping a bike involves taking it apart, which falls under the heading of working on bikes. I have a rule that I have to ride 100 hours for every hour I work on a bike. So if the bike is my size and you don't mind worn out tires...

[C40_guy]

Originally Posted by Ti Designs

Shipping a bike involves taking it apart, which falls under the heading of working on bikes. I have a rule that I have to ride 100 hours for every hour I work on a bike. So if the bike is my size and you don't mind worn out tires...

My first riding buddy seemed to have the opposite view. Every time I wanted to go for a ride, his Gitane was in pieces in his garage, while my Atala was raring to go.

Now with the wonders of N+1, I can have multiple bikes in pieces in my shop, and still go for a ride!