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Hollingsworth question

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  • 22-10-2008 2:52pm
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    penfold83
    Registered Users Posts: 61 ✭✭


    Anyone know what time Hollingsworth opens till in the evenings?

    I think I'm gonna bring the rothar down for a 'service'. I'm still quite the novice when it comes to all things bicycle. I've tried making a few adjustments and tightening a few things here and there but I really seemed to be doing more damage than anything else. I've had problems with my front derailleur and front brake recently.

    Is a service worth getting? What do they actually do? I know they'll probably tell me themselves when I ask them later on. But what do they actually actually do? Think it's 40 euro for the job.


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    kenmc
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    which one? kilmacud? If so Joe Dalys is just a bit further down the road and gets better reviews.
    edit: there's loads of instructables on the web for adjusting derailleurs, brakes etc


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    Planet X
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    Kilmacud, 6:30 I think. Was there yesterday getting gears sorted. "Magic", one of the mechanics, also offered to service my bike at some stage, 40-50 euro because there wasn't that much wrong. Might get it (hack bike) done at the end of the winter.
    Actually, not hack at all, Giant SCR 3.0 just over a year old!


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    penfold83
    Registered Users Posts: 61 ✭✭penfold83


    Sorry, Templeogue Village...didn't realise there was more than one.


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    tunney
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    penfold83 wrote: »
    Sorry, Templeogue Village...didn't realise there was more than one.

    emmm worth searching the boards for peoples opinions


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    penfold83
    Registered Users Posts: 61 ✭✭penfold83


    Just spent the last while reading through old posts about people's opinions on various bike shops. If I'm to believe everyone, there's not a bike shop left in Dublin that I should trust. Some have good experiences, some have bad experiences. As 'theshiels' says half way down in this topic ... http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055071074&highlight=hollingsworth+templeogue&page=4 ... it's as much about the customer's attitude as it is about the shop.

    I've been in to Hollingsworth in Templeogue a couple of times now and I've absolutely no complaints.


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