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The service counter was just built last night
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I met Brian and Bernie
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They recognized me a Doohickie based on my Schwinn Cutter ;-)
The have some stock of Kona and Surly bikes
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Here's a view from the service area looking toward the front of the shop
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As you can see, it ain't much... yet. They pretty much intend to keep the minimalist design I think, without a rush to fill the store. If they need something they'll get it, but I think first and foremost they want to establish the bike shop. Bernie and Brian are very personable folks. According to the Trinity Bicycles website, their hours of operation are Monday – Friday, 7 a.m. – 7 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. – 6 p.m.; and Sunday, 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. Stop on by and welcome them to the neighborhood! I wish them well.
5 comments:
Did they explain their parking plan? There doesn't look like much out front to lock up to? Being commuter- oriented, is there, instead, dare I say it, official indoor parking?
The obvious thing is to bring the bike in for now. I think some kind of secure bike parking/storage is in the works based on what I've heard around, but I didn't ask while I was there.
Awww, man! I want to work in a bike shop, again!
Wow, beautiful shop!
Beautiful in its austerity.
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