Originally posted by evo59
where's a good place to buy MTB?
what are some good mtb for around $700-800 cdn..
magrat22 said:Try United Cycle on the Calgary Trail they have a pretty good selection. Revoloution Cycle on Stoney Plain road have alot of mtb's as well so you could try there also.
Good luck!!
Banatean said:Stay away from Western Cycle and River Valley Cycle ,those guys that work there have no clue on how to treat their customers (especialy Western Cycle...! ).I have had good luck with United Cycle and Revolution.
Dan
It's nice that you've got such good service from Western. It's a real pity that so many people never get to see it, because they never get past the bad initial impression you get from walking into the store (and remember, this isn't just me talking, I personally know of a number of my friends and acquaintances who feel the same).drewzo said:Well, here's my experience in the past few years, buying a few bikes at local shoppes...
I bought a bike from united, and then the next year (last June) it got stolen. So my girlfriend bought me another one for my birthday, it also came from united. The last one, they totally dropped the ball. The salesman told her he'd not charge her the tax, and he'd give her a bell and a waterbottle cage. when she came to pick up the bike, they refused to honour the deal, because the salesman wasn't there (even though he had written it down). she still bought it, because it was a good deal, even if they were being douche bags. The after purchase service has been pretty paltry. I won't buy another bike there.
We just bought a new bike for my girlfriend at Western. The experience has been completly different. If you buy a bike at western, for the next 2 years, you get 15% off anything else they sell. Not only that, but it's good for friends and family. So locks, helmets, shorts, powerbars, socks, shoes, pedals, whatever... 15% off. They give you lifetime adjustments on your bike. so everytime you need to tweak your discs, because they're rubbing, you can go in. They'll fix it for you in the parking lot, and you're off. The only condition is, you have to attend their bike tune up clinic, where they teach you about bicycle maintenance. It's pretty sweet.
All in all, I'm very happy with Western's price and service. That's my story, that sucks if you've had bad experiences. I really like Norcos.
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