CANADA - Best Internet Retailers ??

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Hello,

Is there one or two Internet stores in Canada that are best
for Bicycle supplies ?

In this case, a cyclometre, however, other parts would
be nice too!

Thank you

Churchill wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Is there one or two Internet stores in Canada that are
> best for Bicycle supplies ?

http://www.bikeroom.com (http://www.bikeroom.com/)

>Hello,
>
>Is there one or two Internet stores in Canada that are best
>for Bicycle supplies ?
>
>In this case, a cyclometre, however, other parts would be
>nice too!
>
>Thank you
>
There's two good ones:

http://www.mec.ca/Products/product_main_cycling.jsp?FOLDER%-
3C%3Efolder_id=668507

http://www.velotique.com/storey.htm?

http://www.brauns.com/

http://www.bikecanada.com/

"Dave" <dave@example.net> wrote in message
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> Churchill wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > Is there one or two Internet stores in Canada that are
> > best for Bicycle supplies ?
>
> http://www.bikeroom.com (http://www.bikeroom.com/)

Churchill wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Is there one or two Internet stores in Canada that are
> best for Bicycle supplies ?
>
> In this case, a cyclometre, however, other parts would be
> nice too!
>
While a metre is the correct way to spell the unit of
measurement, a device for measuring is called a meter.

Find a little bike shop in your neighborhood and support it
instead. These internet companies have hardly any overhead,
but often a shop can match their price.

"Churchill" <yes@yes.com> wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> Is there one or two Internet stores in Canada that are
> best for Bicycle supplies ?
>
> In this case, a cyclometre, however, other parts would be
> nice too!
>
> Thank you

Bike Whisperer wrote:

> Find a little bike shop in your neighborhood and support
> it instead. These internet companies have hardly any
> overhead, but often a shop can match their price.

Amen to this suggestion. I also get advice that the internet
shops don't give as a part of their service. Mind you, those
bike shops that have afficianados do provide great advice -
just there are times when the local bike shop here sells
stuff at equal or lower prices than the web based shop - and
i don't have to wait and pay shipping.

In other words, you should still shop around, BUT include
the locals in the shopping.