Bicycle maintenance & repair

Service that follows the problem, not a generic checklist.

Every bicycle arrives with a different use pattern, wear level and complaint. Our service menu gives you a starting point; the inspection determines what the bike actually needs.

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Core services

From routine adjustment to detailed mechanical work.

Services can be booked individually or combined when multiple systems need attention. We explain any change in scope before additional work proceeds.

Bicycle Tune-ups

For bikes that are generally functional but need a thorough reset of basic adjustments. We inspect braking and shifting performance, check key fasteners, assess tires and wheels, and identify wear that may affect dependable riding.

  • Brake and gear adjustment
  • Fastener and contact-point checks
  • Tire and wheel condition review
  • Drivetrain function check

Brake Service

For weak, noisy, uneven or inconsistent braking. Service may include cable adjustment, pad alignment, pad replacement, rotor alignment or other system-specific correction after inspection.

  • Brake feel and lever travel check
  • Pad or braking-surface inspection
  • Alignment and adjustment
  • Functional safety check after service

Drivetrain Repair

For skipping, grinding, dropped chains, delayed shifts and visible drivetrain wear. We assess the interaction between chain, cassette/freewheel, crankset, derailleurs and controls before recommending parts.

  • Chain wear measurement
  • Derailleur alignment and adjustment
  • Cassette and chainring condition review
  • Noise and shift-quality diagnosis

Wheel Truing & Tire Service

For side-to-side wheel movement, spoke tension concerns, tire damage and punctures. We inspect the wheel and tire together because rubbing, repeated flats and instability can have more than one cause.

  • Wheel truing and spoke check
  • Flat repair and tube replacement
  • Tire condition assessment
  • Wheel seating and inflation check

Gear Adjustment

For hesitation between gears, chain chatter or shifting that changes across the cassette. Adjustment starts with cable tension and derailleur position, with further inspection if wear or alignment is affecting the result.

  • Indexing adjustment
  • Limit-screw check
  • Cable and housing assessment
  • Derailleur hanger alignment review

Seasonal Maintenance

A broader service for bikes returning after storage or preparing for a heavier riding period. The focus is dependable function, wear identification and adjustments that make the first weeks of riding smoother.

  • Multi-system inspection
  • Braking and shifting setup
  • Tire and wheel review
  • Priority list for future maintenance
Hands servicing a bicycle drivetrain and derailleur

Drivetrain details matter

One symptom can come from several components.

A skipping chain may be an indexing problem, a worn chain, a worn cassette, a bent hanger or a combination of factors. That is why we inspect the system before assuming a part should be replaced.

We use the same approach for braking and wheel complaints: identify the behavior, inspect the connected components, correct the most likely cause and verify the result.

Workshop workflow

What happens after drop-off.

  1. 1

    Intake

    We record the main complaint, bike type and recent changes you have noticed.

  2. 2

    Mechanical inspection

    The relevant systems are checked under the conditions that reproduce the problem where possible.

  3. 3

    Service scope

    We define the work, explain priorities and confirm the agreed direction.

  4. 4

    Repair

    Adjustments, replacements or corrective work are carried out to the agreed scope.

  5. 5

    Verification

    Repaired systems are checked again for operation, alignment and consistency.

  6. 6

    Pickup notes

    You receive practical information on what was addressed and what to watch next.

Choosing the right service

Book the symptom you know; the inspection defines the final scope.

Service names are useful for planning, but bicycle problems do not always fit neatly into one category. A rubbing brake can begin with wheel alignment. Poor shifting can be caused by cable condition, derailleur adjustment, hanger alignment or drivetrain wear. A recurring puncture may involve the tire, rim tape, rim condition or pressure setup.

For that reason, we do not expect riders to select the exact repair in advance. Use the closest service category and describe the behaviour in the booking form. The workshop can then inspect the connected systems before the repair scope is confirmed.

Routine maintenance

Best for a bicycle that is functional but gradually feels less precise, has been stored, or is entering a period of heavier use.

Targeted repair

Best when there is a specific symptom such as skipping, rubbing, repeated flats, wheel movement or inconsistent braking.

Multi-system inspection

Useful when several issues appeared together, after transport or impact, or when the bicycle has an unknown maintenance history.

What we look for

Mechanical condition is evaluated as a connected system.

A reliable repair depends on checking the interactions between parts rather than treating each component in isolation.

A

Alignment

Wheel position, derailleur hanger alignment, brake position and component seating can all influence how a bicycle behaves even when the individual parts are not visibly damaged.

B

Wear

Chains, cassettes, brake pads, tires, cables and contact surfaces wear at different rates. We compare condition across related parts before recommending replacement.

C

Adjustment stability

An adjustment that immediately drifts can point to cable stretch, loose hardware, damaged threads, worn interfaces or another underlying issue that needs attention.

Not sure which service fits?

Describe the problem instead of guessing the package.

Use the booking form and tell us what you feel, hear or see. We can start from the symptom.

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