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| 1. Our personal greeter. (My daughter 13 years ago) |
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The shop is located on the corner of Coolidge Ave and Jefferson St. |
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| 3. Feel free to park on the street or in the driveway. Come in the front door of the shop with your bike 24/7 (try to do it between 8 AM - 8 PM if possible). |
4. Motion lights will turn on upon driving or biking up. |
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| 5. This is located inside the shop after walking in it's attached to the left side of the door. Walking in will turn lights on for you. |
6. This is the heart of 24/7 drop off / pickup system allowing wonderful customers such as yourself the convenience to drop off or pick up your bike whenever you wish. |
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When dropping off a bike please follow these steps:
A: Fill out name and telephone#.
B: Describe and/or circle services needed.
C: Hang the tag on your bike.
D: If you want a "claim check", tear off the bottom of the ticket with 6 numbers. |
8. Next, please leave your bike within the yellow lines
To ensure your bike's safety, there are multiple security cameras recording at all times.
If you have a very expensive bike or want extra security read step #9 |
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9. These locks are located a few feet east of the drop box.
A: Grab a cable
B: Grab a lock & Key |
10. Next, secure your bike and take the key. I have the master key but please do not loose the key. |
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11. When picking up your bike:
A: Find your bike
B: Take off the ticket & beaded tie wrap. |
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A: Tear off the yellow receipt, wrap payment(cash or check) with it and insert into the slot labeled "Payment"
B: Put beaded tie-wrap back in the box - you're done, go ride your bike and smile :). |
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13. Although we still do "mobile bike repair", we encourage you to save even more money and drop off your bike whenever you like (try to make it between 8 AM & 8 PM)
If you can't get your bike to us we will find a way to get your bike repaired one way or another. |
14. Tim fixes bikes for all 5 YMCAs' in the Fox Valley, plus fitness equipment for all the High Schools. That's over 200 bikes/equipment, needing TLC - Tim Lutz care :) |
