Bike problem
Pedals turn too well - there's no resistance at all. The wheel doesn't turn as the pedal does. I suspect the connection between pedal and wheel is broken -- the bike fell on one side that day so that might be it. The chain is definitely intact but the lower part looks a bit saggy.
Don't think I can get that fixed myself, so what would be a reasonable price for a repair in this case?
Don't think I can get that fixed myself, so what would be a reasonable price for a repair in this case?
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