Well, the one mechanic with the tattoos and shaved head was super helpful. It's too bad the white-haired fellow (owner/head mechanic?) had to ruin the party. I brought in my winter bike, which was rough around the edges, but it was, after all, my winter beast bike. Mr. Tattoo said the chain was loose and may interfere with shifting, and I said that it wasn't a big deal. I didn't need it in high performance condition. "I'll just fix the things that are broken for now (front brakes, front derailleur)". Then the white-haired dude saw that my fork was rusting out, I thought yeah, we should replace that. Then white-haired dude said in the most dour way possible, "No, we're not gonna work on your bike. It's for the trash." Far from it! Everything else was functioning, the frame was in decent shape, it had winter tires valued at $130 each. If you're in the neighbourhood, I recommend La Bicycletterie J.R. on Rachel instead. read more