Customer Reviews
What You'll Get
- $40 for a routine bike-tune up for a hard tail or road bike from Fat Tire Farm (an $80 value).
- Located near the Forest Park trailhead, Fat Tire Farm features a wide variety of name brand bikes and bike services
- Hard tail or road bike tune-up (normally $80) includes a variety of routine services, such as adjustments to shifting, brakes, and bearing, chain lubing, and a light cleaning
- Needed parts are not included in tune-up value
Reviews
Google Mappers give Fat Tire Farm a finely tuned average of four stars. Citysearchers give the shop an average of 3.5 stars.
> * I asked them to adjust my shifting to be more accurate and smooth so that I could take a long ride tomorrow. With a smile, one of their mechanics dropped what he was doing, ran through an adjustment on my bike, and sent me on my way in about 5 minutes! – A Google Mapper from 09/30/10
> * FTF has friendly employees and good prices, but I go there because as people who ride themselves they know what it takes to perform service correctly and how important it is to do things right the first time. – mophileboy, Citysearch
The Fine Print
Promotional value expires Feb 2, 2011. Amount paid never expires. Limit 1/person, may buy 2 add'l as gifts. Limit 1/bike. Not valid toward retail. Parts not included, extra fees may apply. Valid as credit toward Full Suspension Tune-Up. Must use in 1 visit. Gratuity not included. Not valid with other offers. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About Fat Tire Farm
When Jimmy DeBatty isn't racing downhill trails or learning new BMX tricks, the bike specialist can be found in the workshop of Fat Tire Farm, keeping his customers’ cycles in shape. Along with the rest of the Fat Tire Farm team, Jimmy has been turning wrenches and testing gears for more than 10 years.
In addition to performing tune-ups, overhauls, and routine bike physicals, the Fat Tire Farm team stocks a range of bikes and necessities from makers including Ibis, Specialized, Giant, Santa Cruz, Dainese, Fox, and Dakine. Though they specialize in mountain bikes, they’re also able to equip riders with gear for cross-country cycling, free riding, urban riding, and downhill racing.