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Hajtány Kerékpár

Budapest, Zsókavár u. 32, 1157 Hungary

+36 1 410 7160

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Detailed Information

Place Types Bicycle store
Address Budapest, Zsókavár u. 32, 1157 Hungary
Coordinate 47.5413231,19.1433991
Website http://www.hajtany.hu/
Rating 3.9
Compound Code G4RV+G9 Budapest, Hungary

Openning hours

Monday 12:00 – 7:00 PM
Tuesday 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Wednesday 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Thursday 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Friday 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Saturday 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Sunday Closed

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Reviews

András Csontos (02/23/2021)

GREAT PLACE !!!! The seller HELP with incredible expertise. The store is great with every part from A to Z. The opening hours are long, so one can go in and inquire after work. I can only recommend the best bike shop in Újpalota.

Daniel Szegedi (10/08/2020)

Very super store, everything IS there and willing to help also the seller. I was very satisfied!

Anna Vekszli (08/19/2020)

We bought an inner tube and put it on the bike in the evening. We didn't go anywhere with him at night, and then in the morning we heard a bang without any signs, the inside cracked by itself at the joint. There was nothing in the outer tire that could have hurt the wheel either. I took it back the next morning to replace it, but apparently it didn't, claiming it was "a quality product, never made it by itself and I can't prove anything by any means that the product was faulty and not us"

feri marti (04/28/2020)

We brought an almost brand new Italian bike with a gearshift, and a broken spoke had to be replaced. They had the bike with them for a week, today we got it back in a condition where there are no words for it. The 1 pc. instead of a black spoke, a metallic spoke was fitted, the Italian factory chain guard could not be dismantled, so it was taken off the bike broken into pieces. Instead, we got a clear plastic, not plastic for this bike as a chain guard (it costs 1,900 ft according to the price tag left on it), which was tied to the bike with quick-release plastic. The factory paint around the chain guard was knocked off the bike. For all this, they asked for 12,000ft, in exchange for ruining a one-month-old, almost brand-new Italian bike. The bike should have replaced a piece of spokes ... they managed to put this together as a "specialist". It’s the pinnacle of stubbornness, gnawing and incompetence, all driven by tin jaws. Avoid them in a far arc if you want to.