Let's Ride Services

1
$40

Safety Adjustments

  1. Adjust brakes
  2. Adjust derailleurs
  3. Lubricate chain
  4. Inspect & inflate tires
  5. Safety check

2
$65

Tune-Up

  1. Adjust brakes
  2. Adjust derailleurs
  3. Lubricate chain
  4. Inspect & inflate tires
  5. Inspect & adjust headset & hubs
  6. Wipe down frame and major surfaces
  7. Final inspection & test ride
  8. In the event that the bicycle is not an optimal cleaning conditions $20.00 dollars will be charge

3
$85

Tune-Up Expert

  1. Adjust brakes
  2. Adjust derailleurs
  3. Lubricate chain
  4. Inspect & inflate tires
  5. Inspect & adjust headset & hubs
  6. Wipe down frame and major surfaces
  7. Minor True wheels
  8. Technical micro adjustments
  9. Final inspection & test ride
  10. +In the event that the bicycle is not an optimal cleaning conditions $20.00 dollars will be charge

4
$130

Tune-Up Pro

  1. Electronic shifting (Software update + Diagnostic)
  2. Set-up Suspensions (SAG + Air Pressure)
  3. Adjust brakes (Rotor alignment)
  4. Adjust derailleurs
  5. Lubricate chain
  6. Inspect & inflate tires
  7. Inspect & adjust headset & hubs
  8. Wipe down frame and major surfaces
  9. Minor True wheels
  10. Technical micro adjustments
  11. Final inspection & test ride
  12. +In the event that the bicycle is not an optimal cleaning conditions $20.00 dollars will be charge

5
$320

Yearly Overhaul

Best for Cyclists who ride and train with their bike or have a lot of use

What is included in an overhaul and how often should it be done? An overhaul is a comprehensive service during which the complete bike is disassembled, bearings cleaned or replaced, drivetrain cleaned and cables and housing replaced. After reassembly, every system is tuned to perfection. Depending on how often the bike is used and under what conditions, an overhaul could be required once a year, every other year, or every 3000 miles.

Frame, seatpost, handlebar, etc.:

These parts are often overlooked during the normal tune-up process. Inspect these components for cracks, dents and bends. Any of these conditions is a major safety issue and should be addressed immediately. Remove the seatpost from the frame and clean it, and the inside seat tube. Also clean the seatpost clamp. Re-lubricate the seat tube with grease (metal-metal) or carbon assembly paste. Treat yourself to new bar tape or grips.

Additional Services

  • Suspension Service: Front/Rear $120 each (parts included)
  • Brake Bleed: Mineral Oil $35 / DOT Fluid $45 (each)
  • Build Wheels: $150
  • Wheel Truing: Minor $30 / Bend Rim/Broken Spoke $40
  • Wheel Hub Overhaul: Rear $50/Front $ 30
  • Tubeless Setup: $35 / Refresh $45 (each no valves)
  • Headset: Refresh $30 / Internal Routing, Integrated Handlebars, TT Bikes $50 (bearings not included)
  • Pivot Point Suspension Bearings Service: $80 (bearings not included)