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Bike Shop at Harolds X bridge

Rusty Cogs 08 · 2008-12-22 17:22:46

Sorry guys, what's the name of this small shop, think it has Raleigh over the sign.:)

22-12-2008 05:22PM

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Sorry guys, what's the name of this small shop, think it has Raleigh over the sign.:)

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#2 22-12-2008 05:27PM

Ciaran B

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Delaney and Sons, I think.

I'll check on the way home to confirm.

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#3 22-12-2008 06:39PM

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Yes, it's T Delaney's. They service scooters as well.

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#4 22-12-2008 06:51PM

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Thanks guys.

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#5 23-12-2008 02:18AM

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there is also a small bike shop in the other side of the road closer to harolds X park, for confusion,
not sure about their range but the owner lent me the use of a spanner when my brake block worked itself loose

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