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How much did it cost, and how long were you there for?
It took roughly 3 hours and the total cost was $250 for:
Not cheap, but having the mechanic's expertise was pretty valuable. I could have spent much more time and less money by watching a bunch of youtube videos, buying the parts myself, and figuring it out. But I want to actually ride this spring lol
Sounds cheap to me. I've looked into bike fit around me and it is more like the equivalent of $500 without any parts or anything like that. That's why I did mine myself. Glad you had a good experience though!
Thank you for that! Yeah, expensive, but nothing beats actually feeling comfortable on a bike.