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Details for some of our most popular services include.

Level 1Tune: $ 90

An excellent starting point for bikes requiring only minor adjustments and cleaning

1. Safety inspection and component integrity assessment
2. Full bike wash including drivetrain clean
3. Adjust shifting and braking systems; including derailleur hanger alignment and brake rotor alignment
4. Adjust all bearing assemblies where applicable
5. True, tension, and dish wheels
6. Torque and inspect all component and frame bolts
7. Pull seat post and clean/re-grease
8. Lubricate chain

Level 2 Tune: $ 130

All of the services provided with the level 1 tune, including the following;

1. Crank and bottom bracket removal with inspection of bottom bracket shell threads and thorough cleaning/ re-greasing of bottom bracket unit and frame threads.
2. 50% labor discount to replace shift/brake cables and housing, drivetrain components, brake pads, grips and bar tape.

Level 1 Overhaul: $ 200

Typically reserved for road bikes, however can be applied to mountain bikes not requiring suspension overhauls or brake bleeds.

1. Disassembly of entire bike for frame inspection
2. Full drivetrain clean
3. Overhaul and inspect  all rotating assemblies  (replacement bearings are not included in overhaul cost, however we stock many high quality aftermarket bearing alternatives for improved performance and durability over stock units)
4. All new shift/brake cables and housing are included in overhaul cost

*Mountain bikes receiving this overhaul can add individual suspension and brake service for additional cost

Level 2 Overhaul: $350

The most comprehensive service package for mountain bikes requiring everything to be inspected and revived.

1. Disassembly of entire bike for frame and pivot inspection
2. Remove entire drivetrain for cleaning
3. Overhaul and inspect all rotating assemblies (replacement bearings are not included in overhaul cost, however we stock many high quality aftermarket bearing alternatives for improved performance and durability over stock units)
4. Overhaul and inspect front and rear suspension and tune to rider weight accordingly
5. Bleed both brakes and reset caliper pistons

*The level 2 overhaul is also a good time to consider the frame’s pivot hardware and bearings if it has been ridden hard for multiple seasons.

* Common wear and tear parts include: cables and housing, tires, grips, bar tape, pedal inserts and cleats, brake pads.

* Extra services can be added individually for additional cost