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What does a typical bike repair cost ?

 

The cost of proper bike maintenance can vary. Any bike repairs which require parts that cannot be saved have to be replaced with new parts that we need to source are an additional cost to the service.

Typically the costs depends on the labour and any parts that are required. We recommend to get the best result is the $260 Bike Service option. This bicycle servicing option gets a detailed service, with components removed for inspection and cleaning.

For repairs, we charge $100 per hour. The pricing guide below is only indicative of labour costs. Part replacement costs will be quoted on booking.

Bike Repairs

Bike repairs are from $100 per hour excluding parts.

Parts will be quoted on assessment and fitted with your approval.

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Indicative Wheel Service Pricing Guide

 

  • Replace tyre/tube from $55 (includes tube)
  • Replace e-bike tyre/tube $100 per hour
  • Tubular tyre $150
  • Wheel true and balance $100 per hour

      F.A.Q’s

      Can I fix my bike myself ?

      Sure you can give it a go, if you know your way around bikes, and have confidence that the job will be completed safely. DYI bike maintenance and bicycle repair can be costly as your may need to buy expensive tools and the need to know the right bike parts to source.

      Having the right tools, part knowledge, experience and know how is important to good bike safety and maintenance. If you are not sure check with your local bike mechanics and book in a service, there is plenty of bike upside for you to keep you safe.

      What things should I check before a ride?

      There are basic checks you can do before a ride for good bike maintenance that don’t require special tools. If you want to know more or go through this with us please contact us for basis overview.

      • Does the bike have sufficient brake pads? A visual inspection is a start.

      • Tyres:

        • Do need a new tube – get yourself some tyre levers

        • Is the tyre inflated enough? Check the maximum psi which is found on the side of tyre.

        • Does the tyre have enough tyre tread?

      • Is the headset tight or can you feel any knocking?

      • Check the bike wheel is secure.

      • Check the gears. Do they shift smoothly?

      • When was the last time you put some lube/grease on your chain? Ideally at least once a month.

      • Are you pedals on tight?

      • Is your saddle on tight?

      What types of bikes do you repair?

      We repair all types of road and mountain bikes. Whether you need tyre work, tube replacements, chain replacement or repair, or anything else, we can help you out. Our bike repair service pick up and drop off means you won’t have to worry about travelling for repairs.