what was that? is that all there is? who is this? this is it.

 Bike Works is teaming up with New Belgium Brewery to give local cyclists free tune-ups at local bars in the area. These bicycle happy hours will feature the Bike Works roving BikeMobile bike repair truck. Come visit us at one of the following happy hours and we will tune-up your bike for FREE! Stop by, grab a New Belgium beer, kick back and let the us take care of your bike!

Dates and Locations:

• October 10th – Chuck’s Hop Shop Greenwood: 656 NW 85th St Seattle, WA 98117

• October 17th – Chuck’s Hop Shop Central District: 2001 E Union St Seattle, WA 98122

• October 24th – The Pine Box: 1600 Melrose Ave, Seattle, WA 98122

• November 7th – The Nickerson Saloon: 318 Nickerson St Seattle, WA 98109

Time (for all locations): 5:00pm – 7:00pm

Cost: FREE (but donations are accepted)

Free Bike Tune-Up consists of:

Free Safety Tune: (Check tightness of all fasteners on bike, adjust brakes and shifting, lube chain, and inflate tires)

Free Individual Services:

• Tube Installation

• Brake Adjustment (*excluding hydraulic brake bleeds)

• Derailleur Adjustment

• Hub Adjustment

• Bottom Bracket Adjustment

• Headset Adjustment

• Quick Wheel True

• Chain Installation

 

 

 

 

 

this was totally cut & paste-poached from the Bike Works site because it’s for real   really.

 

I’ll be there and there and there and there too.

 

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reverend dick said...

kkkkkkkhk- Please report as to "how this went down". I'm trying to convince my shop owner to branch out so I can stay employed for more than 1/2 time this winter. Thanks! -kkkkkkkhk

Posted October 12, 2014 10:35 AM | Reply to this comment

pilder replied to reverend dick...

New Belgium is promoting it, It's great for business for the bars bringing in perhaps a few more bike riding customers. It's great PR outreach for Bike Works getting the word out in neighborhoods far-far away from SE Seattle. But the way it is "going down" on the bottom line. New Belgium is coughing up some unspecified $$ as in paying Bike Works for the staffing and the what not. But all I actually did on the bikes that rolled up was adjust some limit screws and brake cables and make suggestions about what the bikes really needed when they're ready to check them in for an actual tune up .

Posted October 13, 2014 08:54 AM | Reply to this comment

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