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Published 24 February 2004
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Original author Chris Zacho "Th
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Original post Chris Zacho "Th
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24 February 2004, 03:30 UTC
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Does Specialized Bicycle Components still make things like helmets, shoes, tires and Other Bicycling Products?
I never see them in the stores or mail order catalogues anymore. Ahd their helmets were the only ones that really fit my long-and-skinny noggin.
"May you have the wind at your back. And a really low gear for the hills!"
Chris Zacho ~ "Your Friendly Neighborhood Wheelman"
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24 February 2004, 03:50 UTC
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[email hidden] (Chris Zacho "The Wheelman"😉 wrote in news:25716- [email hidden]:
Quoted message said: Does Specialized Bicycle Components still make things like helmets, shoes, tires and Other Bicycling Products?
Yes. You can find them at any shop that sells Specialized bicycles.
Quoted message said: I never see them in the stores or mail order catalogues anymore.
Specialized no longer deals with mail order catalogs. They prefer to work directly with bike shops.
David Kerber
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24 February 2004, 12:50 UTC
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In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden] says...
Quoted message said: Does Specialized Bicycle Components still make things like helmets, shoes, tires and Other Bicycling Products?
Yes; you can buy them directly from their web site, and probably from a Specialized dealer.
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Rick Onanian
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24 February 2004, 13:10 UTC
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Ken said: Quoted message said: I never see them in the stores or mail order catalogues anymore.
Specialized no longer deals with mail order catalogs. They prefer to work directly with bike shops.
This ought to please the owner of the LBS that gets my business; I once asked him why he doesn't deal in Specialized stuff, and he said that they were screwing local shops by selling mail order cheaper. -- Rick Onanian
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