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Cyclepath – Yonge and Eglinton

C$24 for Full Bike Tune-Up ($59.95 Value)

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C$60
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C$36
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In a Nutshell

Full tune-up prepares bicycles for smooth riding with proper adjustments, wheel truing, and cleaning

The Fine Print

  • Expires Mar 8, 2013
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy 3 additional as gifts. Limit 1 Groupon per visit. No appointment necessary. Not valid toward parts or accessories. Labour charge for installation of parts and accessories not included. Valid only at 2106 Yonge St. in Toronto.
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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.

$24 for a Full Bike Tune-Up ($59.95 Value)

Cyclepath’s mechanics prepare bikes for warm-weather riding season with adjustments of the shifting system, braking system, and all bearings, followed by a wheel truing and basic cleaning.

Cyclepath

Since 1994, the bike enthusiasts at Cyclepath have delivered prompt service and knowledgeable advice alongside an extensive inventory of bicycles and parts from top industry brands. Patrons can peruse the racks of bikes by Norco and Devinci or check out the lineup of parts and accessories by Shimano, Axiom, and Topeak. Cyclists in need of service and repairs can employ the expertise of the in-house mechanics. These cycling savants provide owners with a free estimate and a full run-down of the work that’s needed, ensuring that customers can stay within their budget or realize that it might be time to trade in for a penny-farthing, which costs a penny.

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Cyclepath

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    Yonge and Eglinton

    2106 Yonge St.
    Toronto, Ontario M4S 2A5
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