A friend of mine is moving from NM to Eugene this year for school, she's an avid runner and former avid cyclist...in Eugene she'll be looking to buy a commuter style bike mainly to get back & forth every day that she can also use for the odd trail/bike path ride of up to 50 miles. She'll also want a shop that does fair service on said bike, sells her the correct size up front, and takes her seriously even though she's not buying a Trek Madone or a dual suspension mountain bike.
Any shop suggestions for real daily use bikes up there?
It's been a while, but Collins used to be the best place in town. May well still be. Kerry
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A friend of mine is moving from NM to Eugene this year for school, she's an avid runner and former avid cyclist...in Eugene she'll be looking to buy a commuter style bike mainly to get back & forth every day that she can also use for the odd trail/bike path ride of up to 50 miles. She'll also want a shop that does fair service on said bike, sells her the correct size up front, and takes her seriously even though she's not buying a Trek Madone or a dual suspension mountain bike.
Any shop suggestions for real daily use bikes up there?
A friend of mine is moving from NM to Eugene this year for school, she's an avid runner and former avid cyclist...in Eugene she'll be looking to buy a commuter style bike mainly to get back & forth every day that she can also use for the odd trail/bike path ride of up to 50 miles. She'll also want a shop that does fair service on said bike, sells her the correct size up front, and takes her seriously even though she's not buying a Trek Madone or a dual suspension mountain bike.
Any shop suggestions for real daily use bikes up there?
There's bike shops everywhere, and itinerant bicycle repair people wander the streets, selling their services. :-)
