Repairs
Brakes, shifting, flats, bearings, mysterious rattles, and the thing your friend “already looked at.”
Request service →BIKE SALES / REPAIRS / TUNE-UPS
Repairs, tune-ups, bikes, parts, and practical advice from people who know the difference between “a little click” and “please stop riding immediately.”
SHOP SERVICES / WORK ORDER 01
Bring us the mechanical problem. We will do our best with the rest.
Brakes, shifting, flats, bearings, mysterious rattles, and the thing your friend “already looked at.”
Request service →Adjustment, inspection, lubrication, safety checks, and enough tightening to make the bike stop negotiating.
Schedule a tune-up →Road, mountain, commuter, electric, and bikes purchased with extremely ambitious January intentions.
Browse categories →Tires, tubes, helmets, lights, locks, components, accessories, and things you swear you definitely need.
Visit the shop →PRELIMINARY DIAGNOSIS
Pick the description closest to your current problem. “Something weird” remains an accepted technical term.
Could be the drivetrain. Could be a pedal. Could be three unrelated things cooperating.
Usually fixable. Occasionally dramatic. Always louder when somebody else is nearby.
This one gets our attention. Please consider replacing “ride through it” with “bring it in.”
Excellent. That narrows it down to the bicycle.
SHOP FLOOR / AVAILABLE CATEGORIES
Bikes for commuting, climbing, descending, wandering, exercising, racing, and explaining to your spouse why another bike was necessary.
Fast, efficient, lightweight, and somehow always asking for another component upgrade.
Built for dirt, rocks, trails, questionable decisions, and explaining bruises Monday morning.
Reliable everyday transportation for people who have formally resigned from parking lots.
Pedal assistance for longer rides, steeper hills, heavier loads, and people who are done proving things.
WHY THIS SHOP / SERVICE TAG 22-B
We believe bike service should be clear, practical, and considerably less mysterious than the noise that brought you here.
We tell you what needs attention, what can wait, and what is absolutely not the catastrophic event you Googled.
Real people who work on real bikes and understand that “the back thing” probably means the derailleur.
Clear expectations before the work starts. No mysterious six-week disappearance.
“They fixed the clicking sound, explained what caused it, and somehow managed not to laugh when I called the derailleur ‘the gear arm thing.’”
SHOP INFORMATION
Walk-ins are welcome for quick assessments. Larger repairs and tune-ups are easier when scheduled ahead.
REPAIR REQUEST / FORM 17-A
Give us the useful details. We also accept “I don't know, man, it started yesterday.”