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I have previously bought from the backcountry/steapandcheap/ whatever website they currently have. They always have great customer service.
I have previously bought from the backcountry/steapandcheap/ whatever website they currently have. They always have great customer service.
For 6 euros, you'd at least want to speak to some fit Scandanavian bike-shop hottie, wouldn't you? I mean, wholesale on a bike tube is about a euro or less…
For 6 euros, you'd at least want to speak to some fit Scandanavian bike-shop hottie, wouldn't you?
I mean, wholesale on a bike tube is about a euro or less…
USA retail is around $5 for a bike inner tube. €6 does seem a little high, but I imagine somebody who needs a tube in the middle of the night from a vending machine probably really needs one!Russ: I've been happy with backcountry.com before too.
USA retail is around $5 for a bike inner tube. €6 does seem a little high, but I imagine somebody who needs a tube in the middle of the night from a vending machine probably really needs one!
Russ: I've been happy with backcountry.com before too.