Our Promise

​Our bicycle service department guarantees the work we do and pledges to meet your expectations.  If you are ever not completely satisfied with our work, please let us know and we will make things right. 

Service Packages

Quick Tune Up	Complete Tune Up
35*	70*
Quick Tune Up	Complete Tune-up
Get a bike already in good shape prepared for the next ride  Good for single speed/fixie bikes Adjust and center brakes front and rear Air tires and lube chain, pivot points and cables Light cleaning ​	Finely tuned and lubricated Adjust and center brakes front and rear Adjust derailleurs for smooth shifting front and rear Adjust bearings in wheels, headset, and bottom bracket Light true of wheels front and rear Air tires and lube chain, pivot points and cables Light cleaning
Quick tune	Complete tune

* Parts not included

 A la Cart Service

Repair flat tire	$8 plus cost of tube ($6+)
Replace tire	$8 plus cost of tire ($15+)
Replace chain	$15 plus cost of chain ($12+)
Adjust shifting or brakes front or rear	$10 each
Wheel true	$10+
Assemble bike that was shipped in a box	$90
Install accessories	Pedals - $5  Saddle - $8 Rack - $20 Fenders - $20 Grips - $10 Handlebar tape - $25 ​Computer - $10 ​Lock bracket - $10 plus cost of accessory
Shop rate	$70 per hour

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Recommended service intervals
Service intervals specify what should be checked or replaced during that interval.  Since most bicycle components have a predictable life span, the objective is to inspect or replace components before they fail during use.  These are only guidelines and will vary based on weight and strength of the rider and conditions riden in (i.e. wet, dirt).

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Component	Service after riding these miles
Chain	1200-2000 for best shifting 1800-5000 to prevent shipping and excessive drive train wear
Cassettes	3600-7000
Tires	1800-6000
Brake pads	2000
Shift cables	2500
Shift housing	5000
Brake cables and housing	5000-7000
Wheels	30,000 for standard 32 spoke wheels 15,000 for low-spoke count wheels

I finally concluded that all failure was from a wobbling will rather than a wobbling wheel." - Frances Willard, How I Learned to Ride the Bicycle, 1895