The quality, price, accessibility are all in this store and the variety is good for all cyclists.
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Андрей Касперович
Level 6 Local Expert
August 1, 2023
How do I buy a bike without even riding it?
The seller refused the opportunity to take a ride. This is complete nonsense. You lose your client and income. Go ahead.
Everything is great in the bike shop on Chongarskaya, he told me, showed me and gave me a ride.
I went to the store to pump up the wheel, they helped me, although I myself do not have an extra chromosome and I can pump up the wheels myself. I asked to start with 3 Atm, they told me "no", here's 2 for you, otherwise you will break through and we will be guilty... What kind of nonsense is this? They didn't give me a pump, because the quote is: "they break them for us." And is it difficult to write off a pump to a store once every six months, the purchase price of which is 26p? And this is the most expensive, for just such purposes. What difference does it make to sellers whether they break it or not? The company buys, not you for your money. Or for your own? This is already an indicator of the attitude towards staff and, accordingly, customers. Do you also take care of the tool, do you not tighten the bolts to save the keys? You can just take money for pumping the wheels, in 3 months you will beat off the cost of the pump. In general, after talking for a couple of minutes, I realized that you are being sold what they want to sell, and not what you need. I explain: if a person is looking for a cross-country bike, then they will sell him a forward for 400 rubles, which will fall apart in the forest after a week of riding. And the thing is that the attitude to one customer, it is the same as to others, I am not special, I went into the bike form, this is already a bell that I understand something. But come on, I came to Bobruisk for a few days, they didn't spoil my mood, but they amused me with such an attitude and service. Maybe the Director should have a conversation with sellers about communicating with customers, rather than just counting money and reading reports on the operation of the outlet.