Bighorn No. 8 / Bicycle repair shop
This is the list of Bighorn No. 8 service centers, repair workshops and cycling clubs where they fix your bicycle or inflate flat tires. Please add a bike service center which you know about if it isn't on the map yet.
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Nearest bike-related points
The Tune Shop (39645 m)
(403) 760-3450 116 Eagle Crescent Banff, AB T1L 1G4 Canada, Banff, Canada- Bike Shop
- Repair
Big Hill Cycle (53324 m)
(403) 932-1138 1121-116 Grande Boulevard Cochrane, AB T4C 2G4 Canada, Cochrane, Canada- Bike Shop
- Repair
The Bike Shop North (71204 m)
(403) 454-4404 4112-8650 112 Avenue NW Calgary, AB T3R 0R5 Canada, Calgary, Canada- Bike Shop
- Repair
Wired Bike (75136 m)
(587) 664-2499 12- 7930 Bowness Road NW Calgary, AB T3B 0H3 Canada, Calgary, Canada- Bike Shop
- Repair
- Rental
Bow Cycle & Sports (76426 m)
(403) 288-5422 6501 Bowness Road NW Calgary, AB T3B 0E8 Canada, Calgary, Canada- Bike Shop
- Repair
- Rental
Sports Rent (78861 m)
(403) 292-0077 4424 16 Avenue NW Calgary, AB T3B 0M4 Canada, Calgary, Canada- Repair
- Rental
Rollick Co. (103754 m)
(825) 212-0407 114 Government Road Unit 103 Diamond Valley, AB T0L 0H0 Canada, Diamond Valley, Canada- Repair
Columbia Cycle & Ski (119313 m)
(250) 342-6164 375 Laurier Street Invermere, BC V0A 1K0 Canada, Invermere, Canada- Repair
- Rental
Here are some tips for finding the right repair shop for your bicycle:
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Look for a shop that specializes in repairing bicycles. They will have the knowledge and experience to properly diagnose and fix any problems with your bike.
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Ask for recommendations from friends, family, and other cyclists. They may be able to recommend a shop that they have had good experiences with in the past.
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Look for a shop that has certified mechanics on staff. Certified mechanics have undergone specialized training and are knowledgeable about the latest techniques and technologies in bicycle repair.
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Check online reviews to see what other customers have to say about the shop. This can give you an idea of the level of service and quality of work you can expect from the shop.
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Visit the shop in person and talk to the staff. This will give you a chance to get a feel for the shop and the mechanics, and ask any questions you may have about their services and experience.
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Consider the location of the shop. If the shop is conveniently located, it will be easier for you to drop off and pick up your bike for repairs.
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Finally, make sure the shop is reputable and has a good reputation in the community. You want to choose a shop that is trustworthy and will do quality work on your bike.
