Walmart bicycles

I do not get to a Walmart often. Very rarely, in fact.
First, I saw that the restrooms were at the
front of the store, almost directly off the entrance,
and easy to spot.

Second. While wandering around I hear a page:
"Will the bicycle assembler please
come to the front for a bicycle inspection."

--
Michael Press

and your point is?

"datakoll" wrote: and your point is?
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Come on, DK, you don't get it? It's as clear as a bell to me: They inspect
bicycles in the restrooms.

Michael Press wrote:
I do not get to a Walmart often. Very rarely, in fact.
First, I saw that the restrooms were at the
front of the store, almost directly off the entrance,
and easy to spot.

Second. While wandering around I hear a page:
"Will the bicycle assembler please
come to the front for a bicycle inspection."

http://www.walmart.com/catalog/produ...uct_id=5751048

Bill "can't hang at WM" S.

In article
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datakoll wrote:

and your point is?

That Walmart is not always as laissez-faire
about bicycle sales as represented; or they
may be changing.

--
Michael Press

yes, there was some question about what his intentions were, john
surfing, shop lifting?
I've annoyed Wals mechanics thru expressing interest in their work.
They're harried. The assembler down here works several stores,
assembling when the cycles are unloaded, assembled cycles are then
rolled in and hung.
Assembly is by drill torque stop but rechecked for accuracy. I've
turned a few, no noticeable differences from one to the next.
It's unlikely the "assembly mechanic" was in the store when you were
there.

"Bill Sornson" wrote in message
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Michael Press wrote:
I do not get to a Walmart often. Very rarely, in fact.
First, I saw that the restrooms were at the
front of the store, almost directly off the entrance,
and easy to spot.

Second. While wandering around I hear a page:
"Will the bicycle assembler please
come to the front for a bicycle inspection."

http://www.walmart.com/catalog/produ...uct_id=5751048

Bill "can't hang at WM" S.


Why am I not surprised they're listed under "toys?"

On Aug 19, 11:15 pm, "Jim Flom" wrote:
"Bill Sornson" wrote in message

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Michael Press wrote:
I do not get to a Walmart often. Very rarely, in fact.
First, I saw that the restrooms were at the
front of the store, almost directly off the entrance,
and easy to spot.

Second. While wandering around I hear a page:
"Will the bicycle assembler please
come to the front for a bicycle inspection."

http://www.walmart.com/catalog/produ...uct_id=5751048

Bill "can't hang at WM" S.

Why am I not surprised they're listed under "toys?"

when they should be listed under "weights"

"Bill Sornson" wrote in message
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Michael Press wrote:
I do not get to a Walmart often. Very rarely, in fact.
First, I saw that the restrooms were at the
front of the store, almost directly off the entrance,
and easy to spot.

Second. While wandering around I hear a page:
"Will the bicycle assembler please
come to the front for a bicycle inspection."

http://www.walmart.com/catalog/produ...uct_id=5751048

Bill "can't hang at WM" S.


I just love their list of sizing for the ubiquitous American metriphobes-

# Available in 3 sizes:

* Small 5'2" - 5'5"
* Medium 5'6" - 5'9"
* Large 5'10" - 6'2"

Jim Flom wrote:
"Bill Sornson" wrote in message
...
Michael Press wrote:
I do not get to a Walmart often. Very rarely, in fact.
First, I saw that the restrooms were at the
front of the store, almost directly off the entrance,
and easy to spot.

Second. While wandering around I hear a page:
"Will the bicycle assembler please
come to the front for a bicycle inspection."

http://www.walmart.com/catalog/produ...uct_id=5751048

Bill "can't hang at WM" S.


Why am I not surprised they're listed under "toys?"

I found it under "Sports".