Spare parts seller fights against fake parts using social media

    Businessman takes to social media spreading awareness amongst two-stroke bikers.

    Published On Apr 19, 2014 06:30:00 PM

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    Venkatesh is a businessman with a spare parts shop called Gee Bee Auto Spares in Shivaji Nagar Bangalore, that deals specifically with two-stroke two-wheeler spares. 
     
    Over the years, Bee Gee has come across several complaints of customers being sold fake parts, while also being overcharged for spares brought from other 2-stroke bike dealers and collectors. Taking matters into his own hands, the good Samaritan started a Facebook page in June 2013 to help two-stroke owners 
     
     
     
    Buyers can now interact and check availability of spares directly, since then this service has helped over 250 two-stroke bike and scooter owners, mainly from the Kerala, Coimbatore and Bengaluru regions. 
     

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