That's a fair take, and if I'm to forgive your 7-am brain, I'll ask you to forgive my overly harsh right before bed grumpy brain.
I think the death of the "bro-shop" is sad. They're an institutional part of the industry and a lot of us got hooked there. Corporate shops just don't hit the same. You're right that it's not the customers responsibility to keep them alive, but I would say it's the customers responsibility not to act like a dick and take advantage of what I'd consider a legal loophole - intention is if you put a deposit down, you want the bike.
May 3, 2021, 9:36 a.m. - Lu Kz
That's a fair take, and if I'm to forgive your 7-am brain, I'll ask you to forgive my overly harsh right before bed grumpy brain. I think the death of the "bro-shop" is sad. They're an institutional part of the industry and a lot of us got hooked there. Corporate shops just don't hit the same. You're right that it's not the customers responsibility to keep them alive, but I would say it's the customers responsibility not to act like a dick and take advantage of what I'd consider a legal loophole - intention is if you put a deposit down, you want the bike.