We always look forward to good service and solutions from suppliers for bike concerns. However it is not so...
1. Buying bolts from a nuts and bolts store
I bought 4 pcs of stud bolts for a small engine cylinder stud bolts. Upon verification I noted that
the bolts would not bite into the thread of the bolt as it looked small. When I returned this, the owner
was insisting it was the right stuff, although: 1. it looks thinner than the sample 2 I brought a digital micrometer. The sample was 4.7 mm diameter, hers was 3.6 mm. The assistant was saying
that we can not depend on micrometers. What?
It was good that the owner realizing her mistake simply refunded the amount paid (P36). The assistant
should be trained to open his mouth for correct information
2. Patching interior with holes
I brought three interiors with holes that I seem unable to repair at home Before I decided that the best
move to repair interior was in a vulcanizing shop The suki repair man was there and the newbie
found out he did not have adapter for Presta valve and suggested that I should bring my adapter
always. What a large vulcanizing shop does not have money to invest in P30.00 adapter
And suggested that I DIY by buying a repair kit. Which I did. Ii cost me P50.00 to buy a patch
and glue. I was able after trial and error to patch up all the holes.
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