Toronto Stores

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"]Best stores to visit in Toronto for the newbie?

IMHO:

Best prices....Mountain Equiptment Co-op (Limited selection, parts, accesories, clothing, no bikes)

Best repairs....Biseagal

Best selection of highest of high end bikes and parts...La Bicicletta

Most condescending, arrogant staff if you dont look like you have money...La Bicicletta

The Cyclepath at Bloor & Dufferin always seems to have the small parts , odds & ends that I'm looking for.

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Best stores to visit in Toronto for the newbie?

IMHO:

Best prices....Mountain Equiptment Co-op (Limited selection, parts,
accesories, clothing, no bikes)

More expensive prices are at Velotique.

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Best selection of highest of high end bikes and parts...La Bicicletta

Racer Sportiff also.

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Most condescending, arrogant staff if you dont look like you have
money...La Bicicletta

Include D'Ornella's Bike Shop.

- C-AG

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Quoted message said:

Best stores to visit in Toronto for the newbie?

IMHO:

Best prices....Mountain Equiptment Co-op (Limited selection, parts,
accesories, clothing, no bikes)

More expensive prices are at Velotique.

Quoted message said:

Best selection of highest of high end bikes and parts...La Bicicletta

Racer Sportiff also.

Quoted message said:

Most condescending, arrogant staff if you dont look like you have
money...La Bicicletta

Include D'Ornella's Bike Shop.

- C-AG

A friend recently had a good experience buying his first road bike at
Cycle Therapy on Queen E. They spent a lot of time answering his newbie
questions, measuring his body for fit, letting him try a bunch of bikes.
I went with him on one of his many visits and they appear to really
know their stuff in a no pressure atmosphere.

Paul