Arnold's is back and open for business. Long a feature on 8th Avenue since he first opened in 1973 Arnold was the go to guy if you needed to get your bike fixed. Arnold closed his store due to the pandemic as a "non essential" business. Unknown to many of us he was also suffering from prostate cancer and passed away earlier this year from complications. He was my go to guy when I had problem's with my bikes for the last forty plus years. He went through a lot losing two of his sons but he kept on going. Now his surviving son has taken over and is trying to make a go of it. Drop by and say hello. Being good bike mechanics runs in the family. I hope Sunset Parkers appreciate this institution and patronize it to keep it going. You won't find a more reasonably priced bike place in the neighborhood and I dare say in Brooklyn.
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