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Bike repair- Dublin 15

  • 11-06-2014 8:25pm
    #1
    MammaZita
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    Anyone know of a local bicycle repair shop in Dublin 15?

    There's a problem with the chain on my daughter's bike which we've been unable to fix ourselves.


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  • #2
    Zaph
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    Cycle Zone are in the cottages on the main street in Blanchardstown. There's also Halfords in the town centre.


  • #3
    jeffk
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    Zaph wrote: »
    Cycle Zone are in the cottages on the main street in Blanchardstown. There's also Halfords in the town centre.

    A distant relative of mine(Justin)either owns or works in Cycle Zone(or did) and hes been working on bikes years


  • #4
    Zaph
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    jeffk wrote: »
    A distant relative of mine(Justin)either owns or works in Cycle Zone(or did) and hes been working on bikes years

    Shill!!! :D


  • #5
    jeffk
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    Zaph wrote: »
    Shill!!! :D

    I said he worked on them years, I never said he was good or bad lol


  • #6
    daymobrew
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    I am impressed with Cycle Zone. It is where I go for parts/accessories and service.


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  • #7
    ThisRegard
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    I'd go with Cyclezone, not only are you supporting a local business, the mechanics in there would be more experienced.


  • #8
    MammaZita
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 426 ✭✭MammaZita


    Yes wanted to avoid the likes of Halfords (wasn't aware they did repairs) as I'd prefer to support Irish business.

    Thanks everyone for the suggestions and recommendations.


  • #9
    beauf
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    Halfords tends to have big waiting lists. Also depends who you get in there.

    Staggs in Lucan has a good rep but even busier than anywhere else. I've stopped using them.

    Have had good experiences with Cyclezone so far. Also busy.


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