Hello there. I'm looking for a good Campagnolo person who can re-build my Campagnolo Chorus Shifters. I was told by Center Cycle in Renton that they knew a guy that fixed Campagnolo components and was great at it. I never got his name from them and where he was located. Can anyone lead me in the correct direction of who this person is and how I can get in touch with him to fix my bike? Thanks everyone.
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They are not terribly tough to work on if you get a exploded version of it and get the parts you need from www.thethirdhand.com you should be setSubzero said:
I dont know if you will find too many roadies around here with Campagnolo equipped bikes, I have one. Anyway I did a quick web search and in Seattle there is a guy named Charles at Wright Brothers who looks like he knows Campagnolo stuff pretty well. That would be a pretty good start. Also you might try posting at Cascade.Org
Wright Bros Cycle Works
219 N 36th St
Seattle, WA 98103
(206) 633-5132
Wright Bros Cycle Works
219 N 36th St
Seattle, WA 98103
(206) 633-5132
possibly Randy at gregg's bellevue cycles, he's been doin that stuff like twice as long as i've been alive.
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OR Maybe Chuck Pace of Pace Cycles, he's out of his Garage and home in Redmond, my Dad got his Fondriest there and it's a Record 10 speed bike......
Man, I've had nothing but bad experiences with Pace! Between committing to having my wheels built in 3 days (and then having to call him over and over and over again - only to get them 2 WEEKS later), to have the front one taco on my first ride, I don't think I'll go or recommend anyone there ever again!Captain Crunch said:
Erin
Il Vecchio 206-324-8148
Fast&Smooth said:
alot of people have been dpoing stuff twice as long as you have been alive...
what ever you do, stay away from Alki Bike and Board, they are campy deals...but coulnt fix a ripped piece of paper....
gregg's greenlake can also do it. 206-523-1822 x5-8. they may very well have the parts ib stock as well
I KNOW that Vitor at Montlake Bike Shop in Seattle can do it. I've seen him do it many, many times (I was service manager there). They have all the necessary parts in stock. Call them up or just take the shifters in and they'll fix you up. 206-329-7333
ALKI are not so great. Unfriendly swindlers.