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One of my mtb rims spokes broke, the fee become more expensive
One of my mtb rims spokes broke and i came to this store because I’m trying to find cheaper store, and ask them how much to fix it, they say 200kr/27euro ok, after one day i came back, they say they trying to call me that my rear derailleur hanger break!
my bike is pretty new, they didn’t say how’s it break, they’re faults! They order and fix it, and I pay for everything it’s cost me 709kr/95euro! And the worst part is I known them when I bought my first mtb when I was a kid 🥲
September 13, 2022
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