text: Just a bit mad at these guys My derailer was quite noisy and needed adjustment I saw that Mcghies had a derailer adjustment for dollars I have done their tune up for and was happy with it I decided to try Bike World because it was closer and also because it seems like it is a more momandpop type shop I like the service of smaller shops because people are very happy to have your business and generally it seems less stuffy Well anyways i decided that instead of a derailler adjustment I would pay extra and do a tune up Bike Worlds price was less than Mcghies I dropped it off at the location and was given a two day turnaround I typically ride my road bike on Thursdays so I asked if it might be done a bit early The gentleman asked me to check Wednesday I did and they were close to finishing it I was happy about that I arrived paid and picked it up I notices that the bike was dirty There was grease on the frame Then I looked at the cogs and the chain They were greasy I looked at the derailer It was adjusted I am happy that the derailer was adjusted but a tuneup typically has the cassette degreased and cleaned the chain degreased and cleaned the brakes adluster and the frame wiped down It looked like all they did was adjust the derailers and brakes I am mechanically inclined and could have done the adjustments and the tune up myself but I chose to pay so a professional could do the tune up Not being happy with it I asked what exactly a tuneup entailed There window says its a point tuneup The gentleman seemed embarrassed and offered to clean it up so maybe he just took a short cut on my bike and maybe it is usually not like this I personally am not willing to find out I am going to continue going to McGhies or ask my riding group for a good bike shop