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Bike Link of Hoover – Hoover

$35 for a Bicycle Tune-Up at Bike Link of Hoover ($69.95 Value)

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In a Nutshell

Bike techs adjust brakes and drivetrains, clean and lubricate various parts, and perform an inspection for safety and wear

The Fine Print

  • Expires Feb 1, 2013
  • Limit 1 per person. Appointment required
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

Bike shops fix everything from rusty bike chains to frames bent by the hooves of vengeful unemployed horses. Spruce up your mechanical steed with this Groupon.

$35 for Bike Tune-Up ($69.95 Value)

During bike tune-ups, technicians clean, adjust, and lubricate all tunable parts of the bike. The service also includes wheel truing and inspections for wear and safety.

Bike Link of Hoover

At Bike Link of Hoover, general manager Joe Wenning and his cycling-inclined staff outfit riders with new bicycles and tune-up bikes of all brands. Visitors peruse rides from Specialized, Electra, Felt, Raleigh, and Diamondback, all available for onsite fittings that customize rides to lend individual arch support, address flexibility issues, and compensate for differences in leg length. In the repair shop, technicians optimize bikes with everything from minor break adjustments to complete details and tune-ups, and can even be called upon to clean and wax bikes too shy to bathe outdoors.

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Groupon Says

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The Groupon Guide to: Cute vs. Creepy

Cute and creepy are two sides of the same coin, both exploiting vulnerability or out-of-the-norm behavior in order to elicit an instinctive response. In our stimulus-overload world, it can be difficult at times to tell the two apart—at least, without consulting this foolproof guide:

  • Blind date bringing you a brightly colored wildflower: cute

  • Blind date bringing you a brightly colored wild cockatiel: creepy

  • Father saying goodbye to his daughter after dropping her off at school: cute

  • Father saying goodbye to his daughter after serving her scrambled eggs: creepy

  • Animal with eyes exactly the size of a quarter: cute

  • Animal with eyes slightly larger than a quarter: creepy

  • Six-year-old niece taking your picture: cute

  • Six-year-old niece scratching your eyes out of the picture: super cute

Why do so many children scratch the eyes out of family photographs?

Bike Link of Hoover

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    Hoover

    2766 John Hawkins Pkwy., Suite 104
    Hoover, Alabama 35244
    (205) 985-0001
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