Ready to roll
$85
- Brake and gear adjustments
- Bolt, tire and wear checks
- Chain lubrication
- A short test ride and handoff
The van’s service list
A little care.
Priced clearly.
Tune-up prices are per bike and include the visit fee within our service area. Replacement parts and tax are extra.
Choose a tune-up
Fresh start
$145
- Everything in Ready to roll
- Drivetrain cleaning
- Minor wheel truing
- Hub and headset adjustment
Winter rest
$110
- Everything in Ready to roll
- Frame wipe-down and drivetrain cleaning
- Drying and fresh chain lubrication
- A tire and storage checklist
Winter rest is offered November–February. We prepare the bike at your home or office; we do not take it away or store it. Wheel truing is included only in Fresh start. Additional repairs are quoted before work begins.
Just the thing that needs fixing
- Flat fix
- $25 / wheel
- Tire check and tube replacement labor. A standard tube is $8 extra; other sizes are quoted.
- Brake adjustment
- $30 / brake
- Adjust a cable-operated brake. Replacement pads or cables are extra.
- Gear adjustment
- $30 / bike
- Set cable tension and shifting limits. Replacement cables or drivetrain parts are extra.
What fits the van
Everyday road, commuter, kids’ and mountain bikes. We handle mechanical work on e-bikes up to 60 pounds; battery, motor and electrical work are excluded.
Hydraulic brake bleeding, suspension rebuilds, frame repair and wheel building need a workshop referral. If a repair needs a special part or more equipment, we explain the next step before doing paid work.
Before your visit
Do I need to know which tune-up to choose?
No. Describe the noise, the last service or how the bike feels. We check it with you and agree on the scope and price before starting. A request alone does not book a time.
Can you work at my office?
Yes, with permission to park and work in a level outdoor space. You or an agreed contact must be available for the bike handoff. We confirm access and weather plans before the visit.
Tell us what the bike is doing.
A squeak, a flat or a season in the shed is enough to start.