By emd76 at Citysearch June 08, 2008
I had a Red Tune done on my Trek 4900 early last year. What a ripoff! First week riding I got two flats and found my front and rear appearing to have never been trued. Took it back in on the first flat and they told me it was my fault for riding off trail (on a mountain bike!). I asked that the guy actually replace the tube this time. He also said he would true up both again. Nope and wham another flat. Took another shop and they were very suspect about the actuall labor performed on the red tune at city vs the actual condition of the bike. Unfortunately, my buddy went there this past week to have his specialized tuned after some storage. First ride out and a flat. Also noticed his front rim was definitely not straight on ( Flat was on the back tire). My suggestion (and not to plug) but shop at the Hub in roseville. Theres a mix of people there for everyones skill level and need amd their customer service is FAR better than City. Ive also heard good things about Folsom though I havent shopped there yet. Have a great ride! ...read more
By piggy121995 at Citysearch December 13, 2005
My review is that i recommend for you not to shop at City Bicycle Works. They have tricked me in money before and they are teenagers who I suspect want to earn extra money. ...read more
The prices of cycle computers vary, depending on the type of computer. No matter what style of cycle computer, they all attach to a bicycle in the same fashion. A cycle computer comes in handy since it measures all of the ride information. ...read more
Serious cyclists know that the right body gear and equipment is needed for different cycling terrains, and is just as important as riding the right bike. If you are one of the many aspiring cycling enthusiasts of the world, it is wise to know the differences between road shoes and mountain bike shoes. ...read more