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About Border Town Bicycles Inc
Border Town Bicycles sits in a Village Boulevard shopping-district storefront in Laredo, selling and servicing bicycles with an emphasis on personal attention. The owner answers questions thoughtfully and patiently, however basic, and one rider's dead bike computer was sorted in minutes. The shop sells Specialized bicycles — one customer bought a pair — and services both what it sells and bikes bought elsewhere.
Work covers tune-ups, flat repair, drivetrain service, and the small mysteries of modern components. Courtesy is the detail that comes up most in the record, and the store has become a regular stop for riders who want a shop that remembers them and their bike. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming rather than high-pressure, and the staff take the time a repair actually needs.
For Laredo riders looking for a neighborhood shop with attentive service, Border Town has built its name one repair at a time. Repeat riders and their families keep the repair bench busy through the week.
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