[net.bicycle] More Mail order addresses

joels@tektronix.UUCP (Joel Swank) (08/17/84)

Here are some more mail order bicycle sellers:

	Licktons Cycle City
	310 Lake St.
	Oak Park, IL 60302
	800-323-4083 (orders)
	(312) 383-2130
	catalog $1

	P.S. & S.
	P.O. Box 82
	Horsham, PA 19044
	800-523-7576 (orders)
	(215) 672-0202
	free catalog

	Mike's Cyclery
	4808 N.E. 10th Ave.
	Oakland Park, FL 33334
	800-327-6818 (orders)
	(305) 493-5279
	free catalog

	Cycle Goods
	2735 Hennepen Ave.
	Mpls, MN 55408
	800-328-5213
	catalog $1

	The Colorado Cyclist
	342 W. Riverside Dr.
	Box 3074
	Estes Park, CO 80517
	800-525-2906
	(303) 586-2975
	free catalog

	Pedal Pushers, Inc.
	1130 Rogero Rd.
	Jacksonville, FL 32211
	800-874-2453
	800-342-7320 (Florida)
	(904) 725-3444
	free catalog

	Two Wheel Dealer
	4406 Wrightsville Ave.
	Wilmington, NC 28403
	800-334-1612
	(919) 799-6444
	free catalog

	Jones Cycle Wear
	24 Brown Ave.
	Lunenburg, MA 01462
	(617) 342-7439
	catalog $1

Joel

mats@dual.UUCP (Mats Wichmann) (08/19/84)

Comments on a couple of places - I got a couple of things from Pedal
Pushers, including my Guerciotti frame, several years ago. They were
EXTREMELY helpful - on the frame, their frame expert called me up and
chatted about my requirements to make sure they were really selling
me the right thing. Another favorite place is Flying Dutchman somewhere
in Denver - I ordered several things from them over the years, and finally
got a chance to visit them - they recognised my name and gave me
quite a warm welcome - again, very friendly folks. Palo Alto does have
somewhat higher prices - but they won't sell you junk either - their
overal parts quality is very good. Bike Nashbar is another story - they
are exclusively mail-order. The other places I mentioned are bike shops
that run a mail orderr business as well. Bike Nashbar does let oyu visit
the warehouse, but it really is a mail-order business. It figures that
they could have lower prices this way, but I have always been distressed
by how much they are out of stock of things - and it is always common
things. If you happened to need odd gearing on a frewheel, they would
have all of the oddball cogs, but be out of the frewheel body - something
like that. Well over 50% of what I have ordered from them has been out
of stock at the time I ordered it. Also, except for the standard Campy
parts, they don't relly stock very good components, on the whole -
not of the level of the other places I menytioned anyway. Depends on
what you want, of course - racers don't have much use for them (I raced
for a year back in '81, so I am afraid this is my opinion as well).

	    Mats Wichmann
	    Dual Systems Corp.
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