No Job Too Small
Often, your bike might not need a service, just some specific repairs or adjustments – say, new pedals and a front brake adjustment.
We’re happy to do small jobs – you don’t need to pay for a general service if your bike doesn’t need one.
It might sound obvious, but sometimes shops don’t make it very clear!
Prices
All prices are based on our hourly rate of £40
General Service £35
Includes:
- Adjustment of everything adjustable –
- Brakes
- Gears
- Headset
- Hub bearings
- Wheels trued
- All fixings and fasteners checked and tightened
- Chain lubed
- Tyres pressured
- Fitting of cables and/or brake pads if required
Advanced Service £55
As above, plus:
- All drive-train components:
- Removed
- De-greased
- Refitted
- As required fitting of replacement:
- Cables
- Brake pads
- Drive-train components
- Bike cleaned thoroughly
Damn Good Service £100
Your bike stripped and rebuilt.
- Drive-train de-greased
- All four bearings repacked
- Brake and gear cables replaced
- No extra cost for fitting of parts
Wheel-building £40 per wheel, plus spokes
Puncture repair £10 including new inner tube
All other repairs are charged at our hourly rate, with a £5 minimum charge.
When to get a service?
If you use your bike most days, it’s a good idea to have a service once in a while, to help catch worn and improperly adjusted parts before they do any expensive damage.
An Advanced Service once a year and a Damn Good service every couple of years is about right for most people – if you ride a lot (maybe to Bath and back every day) then you might want to have a General Service every 6 months or so to keep on top of it – those miles add up!
Tyre pumpin’ and chain oilin’ is, and ever will be, free of charge.