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I bought a used road bike recently and it was acting a little wonky shifting on the front two chainrings so I took it to my LBS.
I was originally told they would replace the chainrings and give it a tune up.
I failed to ask for an estimate because I felt like it was pretty minor work.
A while later, I stopped back in to check on the progress. Not only has the work not started, they want over $500 to replace the entire drivetrain. Uhhh…
I know parts and labor add up but that’s more than twice what I paid for the bike.
I told them to hold off.
So now my choices are:
suck it up and have them do the work.
take the bike back and do it myself
tell them to just do the front and call it good.
Any suggestions?
u/Emotional-Hold127 — 16 days ago