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Proctor Avenue 14145, 91746, La Puente, United States
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Attention public: Please don't buy from SGV Bicycles.
They sent me damaged bicycle products. I sent their garbage back to them with a receipt from the post office. They have not refunded me my money after two years of asking them on several occasions! They are trashy and crooks. They need to go out of business immediately! If I could give them a zero rating, I would.
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