CANADA - Best Internet Retailers ??

Hello,

Is there one or two Internet stores in Canada that are best for Bicycle
supplies ?

In this case, a cyclometre, however, other parts would be nice too!

Thank you

Churchill wrote:
Hello,

Is there one or two Internet stores in Canada that are best for Bicycle
supplies ?

http://www.bikeroom.com

http://www.brauns.com/

http://www.bikecanada.com/

"Dave" wrote in message
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Churchill wrote:
Hello,

Is there one or two Internet stores in Canada that are best for Bicycle
supplies ?

http://www.bikeroom.com

Churchill wrote:
Hello,

Is there one or two Internet stores in Canada that are best for
Bicycle supplies ?

In this case, a cyclometre, however, other parts would be nice too!

While a metre is the correct way to spell the unit of measurement, a device
for measuring is called a meter.

On Tuesday 06 July 2004 08:04%, Kyle Legate wrote:
While a metre is the correct way to spell the unit of measurement

Yes, in French (except for the missing accent grave). In English, it's
not so clear. Most American dictionaries prefer meter.

"Ewoud Dronkert" wrote...

Yes, in French (except for the missing accent grave). In English, it's
not so clear. Most American dictionaries prefer meter.

"Canadian" is an intoxicating mix of English and American, hence "Tire
Centre" instead of Tire Center or Tyre Centre.

"Jim Flom" wrote in message
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"Ewoud Dronkert" wrote...

Yes, in French (except for the missing accent grave). In English, it's
not so clear. Most American dictionaries prefer meter.

"Canadian" is an intoxicating mix of English and American, hence "Tire
Centre" instead of Tire Center or Tyre Centre.

French too "cheque" as opposed to "check"

Ewoud Dronkert wrote:
On Tuesday 06 July 2004 08:04%, Kyle Legate wrote:
While a metre is the correct way to spell the unit of measurement

Yes, in French (except for the missing accent grave). In English, it's
not so clear. Most American dictionaries prefer meter.

Most Americans don't know what a metre is. In Canada it was always metre.

Find a little bike shop in your neighborhood and support it instead. These
internet companies have hardly any overhead, but often a shop can match
their price.


"Churchill" wrote in message
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Hello,

Is there one or two Internet stores in Canada that are best for Bicycle
supplies ?

In this case, a cyclometre, however, other parts would be nice too!

Thank you

Bike Whisperer wrote:

Find a little bike shop in your neighborhood and support it instead. These
internet companies have hardly any overhead, but often a shop can match
their price.

Amen to this suggestion. I also get advice that the internet shops don't give
as a part of their service. Mind you, those bike shops that have afficianados
do provide great advice - just there are times when the local bike shop here
sells stuff at equal or lower prices than the web based shop - and i don't
have to wait and pay shipping.

In other words, you should still shop around, BUT include the locals in the
shopping.