まちの自転車店[リコ] 吹田店

A craftsman who feels a lot of love for bicycles will take care of you. At the very least, I want to fix it on my own when I'm in a pinch, but if I can't do it, I'd like to go to a bicycle shop. To put it the other way around, I'm not too interested in my own bicycle ... If you can only think of it as a means of transportation, there may be a little "?" It doesn't seem to be a talkative person, so ... Nico Nico, if you want to support chain stores according to the manual, there is Asahi Cycle at Green Place, which is a 5-minute walk, so I recommend you to go there. Rico is recommended for those who love bicycles and want to ask questions about bicycles.

It happened that the bicycle chain of my daughter in kindergarten came off near the store, so I thought I'd fix it. Of the two male employees, one was very kind and inflated the tires of the other daughter's bicycle and gave us an explanation. On the other hand, if you are repairing the chain, "This bike bearing has already come off, so throw it away," he says. A girl who has a strong feeling for her, so the word "throw away" makes her eye-catching. When I asked "What is a bearing?" While thinking "Don't ride", I was surprised to hear "What will change after hearing that?" When I said, "I just want to know," he said, "It's the metal in my bicycle." It was an urgent task, so I thought I would buy a bicycle if there was something I could do, but I went to another bicycle shop and bought it. I wondered if I was tired of something or if I had already closed the shop.

Very high pressure. Further rip-off. I was told that I didn't like it while I was healing. You had better not go.

A few years ago, when I asked for a flat tire repair, the chain was rusty and I was told with a sermon that "this kind of chain is useless". I didn't use it again because I felt sick.

A few years ago, when I was just riding a road bike, I accidentally dropped out of the chain and didn't know what to do. The shop repaired it right away, but in a word, "Isn't the chain attached to the road?" I didn't have the courage to say, “If you have common sense in such common sense, don't bother the hand of a bicycle shop!”, I just went back to my heart with repentance and embarrassment. Can't forget Of course, I learned how to attach the chain. I was very sorry. Since then, it was no longer necessary to jump into the bicycle shop just as it was off the chain. "Isn't the chain attached to the road?" People on the road are usually attached. There is no qualification to ride a kite that cannot be attached. That's about that nuance. It's a restaurant that utters such words directly to customers ...