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15 Jul 2004
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tire change Alberta
I am leaving in a couple days for the Yukon
and I want to get my ContiTkc80 installed before I reach the Yukon. Can anybody -recommened a good bike dealer who I should contact to make an appointment? Thanks Andy 
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17 Jul 2004
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try any larger centre where there are suppliers situated and they should get it overnite if they don't have it in stock. phone first, its busy season. calgary has blackfoot, gw cycle,and lots of smaller guys. edmonton has scona, alberta, extreme and lots of smaller shops. the little guys will squeeze you in easier for sure
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22 Jul 2004
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One place I would not recomend would be Dawson Creek. A shop there quoted me 140$ CND (labor only) to change the back tire on my old Honda.
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