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• 1. 999-633-7623
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• Frequently Asked Questions

• Is there a cash for bike facility in London bike shops?

  This facility is not often available in most of the bike shops in London. Cash for bike gives this opportunity to and sell or exchange your second-hand bicycles. If you are required to part exchange or sell your used bicycles in London then Cash for bike provides you a platform to get the best value for your old bicycle.

• How long does it take to get a bike from quality bike shop?

  On bikes not purchased here, it can take 3-4 weeks. Quality Bike Shop was founded in 1996. Since we first opened our goal has been to bring the best selection and customer service to the Savannah & Lowcountry area.

• What bike services does Bike Stop offer?

  At Bike Stop, we service all brands of bicycles. It doesn’t matter whether you’ve bought the bike from us. Here are some of the services we provide: Got a puncture and don’t know how to change the inner tube? We are stocked with a wide range of tubes from 12 to 29-inch and 650 to 700c tubes.

• Where can I get parts & service for a dirt bike?

  Suspension parts & service. call 0112 425 1081/4 Whether it’s street, road racing or dirt bikes, 2-stroke or 4, GAME Services will assist you in improving your lap times with state of the art parts and setup expertise.

• Will my new bike fit at Mackinac bike barn?

  New bikes, tag-a-longs and child bike trailers are offered every year at Mackinac Bike Barn in addition to adult and child size strollers! Our trained staff members will also ensure that your bike fits perfectly, making your experience comfortable from the first pedal push to the last brake pull.