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RE: [BentPacNW] Bent shops

Larry:  Many of us think highly of Dale Clark, owner of Angle Lake Cyclery.  He’s been my recumbent guru for about eight years.   And for you, he’s big into trikes.  Give him a call at 206-878-7457.  Best of luck.  Bob Rogers – Rans V-2, converted to 26/26 just this spring by Dale Clark.  He does great work. 

 

From: BentPacNW@yahoogroups.com [mailto:BentPacNW@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Lawrence Madsen
Sent: Tuesday, September 12, 2006 8:44 PM
To: bentpacnw@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [BentPacNW] Bent shops

 

My wife and I just moved back to the Seattle area (Renton) after an absence of 25 years.  One of the first tasks is to find a good bent shop.  (I may need to add a 3x9 to my tadpole to save my knees on the hills.  My wife already has one on her GTC.)  Angle Cycles in Kent was too busy and neither very friendly nor helpful.  Any suggestions?  A decent bike shop that does not discriminate against 3-wheel bents would be fine.

More questions to come...
Thanks.
Larry Madsen
Wed Sep 13, 2006 5:42 am

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My wife and I just moved back to the Seattle area (Renton) after an absence of 25 years. One of the first tasks is to find a good bent shop. (I may need to... 		Lawrence Madsen
borghusweems
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3:50 am

Ummmm, i think Angle Lake (in Seatac) is the among the best recumbent shops around. Maybe Dale was having a bad day. There's no question he's busy, but that...
Bill Gobie
bgobie
Offline Send Email 		Sep 13, 2006
5:55 am

Well, maybe I need to give them another chance. They may be good craftsmen, but it was hard to pry much out of them. And the shop was so crowded with cycles,...
Lawrence Madsen
borghusweems
Offline Send Email 		Sep 13, 2006
5:40 pm

... I think you definitely should give Angle Lake another try. Talk to Dale and make clear what you want. ... I think he has an HP Velo Scorpion now, too. ......
Bill Gobie
bgobie
Offline Send Email 		Sep 14, 2006
7:24 am

I personally like Alki Bike and Board (located in West Seattle at Admiral way and California Ave). Stu runs it. He is very friendly and knowledgeable. He has...
dustinlwood
Offline Send Email 		Sep 19, 2006
4:10 pm

... Another possibility is a Schlumpf Speed Drive or Mountain Drive. These incorporate a two-speed planetary gear in the crankset between the cranks and the...
Bill Gobie
bgobie
Offline Send Email 		Sep 20, 2006
7:52 am

Larry: Many of us think highly of Dale Clark, owner of Angle Lake Cyclery. He's been my recumbent guru for about eight years. And for you, he's big into...
Bob Rogers
brogers222
Offline Send Email 		Sep 13, 2006
6:09 am

Larry: I own a customized Catrike Speed which I had a shop in Florida build for me and then ship to Seattle. My first Catrike was purchased from David ...
Gerald Wasser
meowtrike
Offline Send Email 		Sep 13, 2006
5:09 pm

Larry, I've bought two recumnents from Dale Clark and have found him to be very knowledgeable and helpful. He is severly handicapped by trying to run the shop...
Charles Packard
cpackard01
Offline Send Email 		Sep 14, 2006
12:02 am
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