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Firenze area bicycle shops

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  1. Any good bicylce shops in the Firenze area? Or in Firenze proper? Ones that have some good local
    clothing, etc.

    Grazie... Gregor

  2. Bianchi Firenze somewhere between the east of the train station and north of the Duomo.

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    From: "Gregor" <[email hidden]> Organization: Cox Communications Newsgroups: rec.bicycles.racing
    Date: Wed, 05 Mar 2003 16:10:53 GMT Subject: Firenze area bicycle shops

    Any good bicylce shops in the Firenze area? Or in Firenze proper? Ones that have some good local
    clothing, etc.

    Grazie... Gregor

  3. If you can get in touch with Lori or Howard at LaCorsa Tours they will know for sure. It's one of
    their specialties. A ride with them is almost a tour de bike shop. try [email hidden] or give them
    a call. 800-LA CORSA. No affiliation but nice folks. Bill Brannon

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    Any good bicylce shops in the Firenze area? Or in Firenze proper? Ones that have some good local
    clothing, etc.

    Grazie... Gregor

  4. Try the Italian yellow pages: paginegialle.virgilio.itindex1.html

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    Any good bicylce shops in the Firenze area? Or in Firenze proper? Ones that have some good local
    clothing, etc.

    Grazie... Gregor

  5. Gregor said:

    Any good bicylce shops in the Firenze area? Or in Firenze proper? Ones that have some good local
    clothing, etc. Grazie... Gregor

    It all depends on your definition of 'area'. Let me know if Lucca or San Miniato are not too far.

    Sergio Pisa

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