Trump chickens out again.

[Maccheroncini]

Where do you usually go get a bike fixed (I have a mountain bike).  

Thankyou.

[Bill97]

Where do you usually go get a bike fixed (I have a mountain bike).  

Thankyou.

try a search, this has been on the forum several times

[SomchaiCNX]

Where do you usually go get a bike fixed (I have a mountain bike).

Thankyou.

Jacky bike

[sendbaht]

Top Gear has worked for me so far.

[CobraSnakeNecktie]

Where do you usually go get a bike fixed (I have a mountain bike).  

Thankyou.

what is the problem with the bike?

[Maccheroncini]

Where do you usually go get a bike fixed (I have a mountain bike).  

Thankyou.

what is the problem with the bike?

Thankyou every one finally found a link with shops list!

http://www.chiangmaicycling.org/bicycleshops.html

I only need someone to maintain the bike for me, like changing parts etc.  I tried a place run by two old ladies and one older guy some years ago...  

  

Edited December 28, 2008 by Maccheroncini

[jackr]

Have found Jacky indifferent and less than accommodating even when bikes are under full warranty

Top Gear (Tom) is good for a service down Chiang Moi road... just don't let him sell you a GPS in the process.

Chaitawat in the old town is also good but generally busier than Tom.

Did I mention Jacky?

[Bill97]

Chaitawat is generally busier for good reason probably. They have always given me good service at reasonable prices without any unreasonable waits.

[whiterussian]

behind the holiday inn, the old sheration, oppositte the electiiocytr place, where tyou pay your bills. goof bike shop. cheap. and gopood.

im drunk.

[Goshawk]

Chaitawat is generally busier for good reason probably. They have always given me good service at reasonable prices without any unreasonable waits.

i bought a Trek from him.. nice old guy

[rebo]

"Top Gear (Tom) is good for a service down Chiang Moi road... just don't let him sell you a GPS in the process."

Why not? GPS made my life so much easier, not only but specially in Thailand. Since I have my GARMIN Nuvi with a complete and very satisfying Thai map (in English) I find the most hidden corner anywhere, even in Bangkok, without losing my way. Year by year the friendly GARMIN dealer gives me a call when an update is available.

Tom often comes to the GPS topic simply because he is a captured fan of this useful technology (as I am). Can't be too bad to be informed about what modern GPS units offer.

Brgds

rebo

[jackr]

"Top Gear (Tom) is good for a service down Chiang Moi road... just don't let him sell you a GPS in the process."

Why not? GPS made my life so much easier, not only but specially in Thailand. Since I have my GARMIN Nuvi with a complete and very satisfying Thai map (in English) I find the most hidden corner anywhere, even in Bangkok, without losing my way. Year by year the friendly GARMIN dealer gives me a call when an update is available.

Tom often comes to the GPS topic simply because he is a captured fan of this useful technology (as I am). Can't be too bad to be informed about what modern GPS units offer.

Brgds

rebo

I'm sure it has and they are great tools but your missing the point. When all one wants is a quick service and not to spend many thousands of baht on something, anything, one does not want, by said proprietor or wifey, it tends to irk one slightly.

Oh, and I'm sure Tom comes to the GPS topic purely for its technological facets... and nothing to do with the monetary gain involved of course.

But yeah, hard sell aside, Top Gear is decent enough.