DIY Cycle shop?
And before I forget, here is a link to an awesome company that will bend over backwards to help you get into a building. I spoke to a guy named Adam Wonus who gave me some great advise for a different project that I'm working on. And I read Chris Hurn's blogs all the time. I don't always agree with what he says, but I admire the company's spirit.
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I remember reading about an auto repair franchise that did that several years ago. Anyone remember? I can't find a google reference.
I wonder how they did?
I agree, the first thing to check is insurance availability and cost. I also wonder how you protect your tools from theft.
It is an interesting concept, especially in a larger city where people often don't have a garage.
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I wonder how they did?
I agree, the first thing to check is insurance availability and cost. I also wonder how you protect your tools from theft.
It is an interesting concept, especially in a larger city where people often don't have a garage.
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Like I mentioned early in this thread. I had this same idea a couple of years ago. I was not going to take it as far as you in that I was only going to supply a place to do it and the books and tools needed and keep a stock of minor parts like filters plugs and gaskets on hand. Maybe some advice but the customer would do all their own wrenching. I was just going to charge an hourly fee for rental of the space. No charge for the tools or books. Customers would leave a DL until all tools were returned.
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