Tuesday, August 4, 2009

Refurbish that Faithful Classic

Yes, someone commented, there are many more bikes around here!

Biller's Bikes has refurbished over 800 customer favorites since the $55/plus parts special began last season. Refurbishment brings your quality road, mountain or town bike back into play for a fraction of new bike prices.

Most refurbs cost around $90-125 with new tires and tubes and necessary parts. Labor is fixed at $55 and includes all cleaning, repair, adjustment and full guarantee. Those wanting to switch out or install any accessories, handlebars, seats, kickstands, etc., everything labor-wise is included. Now is your chance...work us hard!

The 800+ bikes we've renovated have included all shapes, sizes and price-ranges of bicycles built in American, English, Canadian, Belgian, Dutch, Austrian, Irish, Japanese, Korean, Singaporan, Taiwanese, Chinese, Dutch, Swiss, French, Italian, Mexican, Philippine, German, and Spanish bike factories. They've included regular adult and kids' two-wheelers, three-wheelers, choppers, and even a unicycle. Customers have hailed from DC, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and all the towns in-between. These bikes have been around!

There are some limitations. We'll look over your bike together, draw up a parts list, give an honest evaluation of the cost-effectiveness of the refurb, decide upon a go-ahead, and get to work. Our tires and parts prices are untouchable. Walter usually turns these jobs around inside a week. 800 satisfied customers and a spreading regional reputation speak to the quality and thoughtfulness of our work.

Great autumn bike riding is ahead and there's no guarantee the $55 deal will be around forever. Bring your bike by for an estimate. In most cases, if we're standing there looking over a ten-, twenty- or thirty-year-old bicycle, most of the decision making has already been done for us.

Refurbish that faithful classic!

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1 Comments:

At October 5, 2009 at 8:30 PM , Blogger Trail Seeker said...

There is little more satisfying than refurbishing an old bike -- I'm glad there are bike shops that are sharing the joy!

 

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