$20-$35
Flat repair
Tube replacement, tire inspection, inflation, and a quick safety look at the wheel.
Tube or tire parts extraRepair menu
Clear services for everyday riders.
Prices are sample labor ranges for this fictional demo. Parts, specialty fluids, and unusual bike setups are quoted separately before work begins.
Most requested
Starter repair menu.
Simple categories help new customers choose a starting point without needing mechanic vocabulary.
$35
Safety check
Brake, wheel, drivetrain, headset, bottom bracket, tire, and bolt check before a ride or commute.
Good for bikes pulled from storage$95
Basic tune-up
Brake and shifting adjustment, chain lube, tire pressure, bolt torque, wheel check, and test ride.
Parts and cleaning not included$145
Commuter tune-up
Basic tune plus drivetrain wipe-down, cable check, wheel true touch-up, and wear report.
Best for regular riders$20-$45
Brake adjustment
Pad alignment, cable tension, rotor rub check, and lever feel adjustment.
Hydraulic bleed quoted separately$25-$45
Shifting adjustment
Derailleur alignment check, cable tension, limit screws, and indexing for cleaner shifts.
Worn parts quoted first$30-$60
Wheel true
Minor lateral truing for wobbles, brake rub, and loose spokes when the rim is otherwise healthy.
Cracked rims are estimate-only$75-$130
New bike assembly
Build from box, torque check, brake and shifting setup, tire pressure, and short test ride.
Bring all included partsEstimate
E-bike check-in
Mechanical work on many pedal-assist e-bikes. Electrical diagnostics and throttle systems may be referred out.
Text first with make and model
Drop-off notes
What to expect when you bring the bike in.
- Quick look first. We inspect the obvious safety items and write down what you asked us to solve.
- Estimate before work. Parts, cables, chains, pads, or tires are approved before they are installed.
- Turnaround depends on parts. Simple repairs may be same day. Tune-ups are usually one to three business days in this demo.
FAQ
Good answers for first-time customers.
Do I need an appointment?
For this fictional shop, walk-ins are welcome for quick checks and flats. Tune-ups are easier with a call or text first so the shop can save bench time.
Is the estimate free?
Yes. The first look is free, and the shop confirms added labor or parts before doing work beyond the original request.
What should I bring?
Bring the bike, battery key or charger for e-bikes if relevant, any replacement parts you already bought, and a quick note about the symptom.
Can you fix every e-bike?
This demo positions the shop as mechanical-first. Brakes, tires, drivetrains, and assemblies may be available, while electrical diagnostics are referred to a specialist.
What if the bike needs more than expected?
The shop pauses, explains what was found, and asks for approval before adding parts or expanding the repair.
Need a starting point?
Text the symptom, or bring the bike by.
Fake contact details are used for this portfolio demo. No form submission or booking system is included in this Starter package sample.