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Businiess name:
Angle Lake Cyclery
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citysearch c.
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I went into Angle Lake with a buddy who was shopping for a road bike. We hit up all of the local bike shops and this was the last stop for the day. WHAT A DUMP. There was recument bikes scattered outside plus just old pieces and parts of bikes. Then we went inside, or should i say, tried to go inside. What a disorganized mess. There was so much crap laying around you could hardly look at anything. There were frames laying around from years ago (one frame was a Trek 5200 that had shifters on the downtube-that tells you how old it was). You could not literally walk through there without tripping or stepping on some kind of bike or bike accessory. There were several older model bikes, very few new ones and none of them had price tags. There was so much stuff on the display case you couldn't even see in them. There were at least 5 bike boxes sitting out on the floor untouched and a few other empty bike boxes just laying around. Then we happened to look back into the back and it looked even
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