Tune Up:
Brand new bike from a dept store: $40
BMX: $40
Hardtail: $60
Full Suspension: $100
Tune-up includes cleaning, lubricating, inspection, fluid top off and adjusting of brakes, chain tension, derailleur, and suspension
Drivetrain:
Chain tension adjustment on BMX: $5
Chain replacement: $5 + parts
Chainring removal & install: $10 + parts
Crank and Bottom Bracket installation: $20-40 + parts
Derailleur/Shifter Indexing (each location): $20
Internally Geared Hubs - adjust or overhaul: Shop Rate
Brakes:
Adjustment (each location): Free (unless it's some sort of weird system)
Bleeding (hydraulic): $30
Install rim brake pads (each location): $5 + parts
Install disc brake pads (each location): $10 + parts
Install new cable/hose price per cable/hose:
external routed: $5 + parts
internal routed: $10 + parts
Frame & Build Services:
Headsets - remove, install, overhaul:
Internal: $20 + parts
External: $30 + parts
Unboxing and Assembly: $40 or included with bike purchase from us
Restorations: Shop Rate
Custom race bike builds: Shop Rate
We can get powdercoating done... we know a guy. And he is a professional painter/coater that does it right. Usually $40-$120 paint/powder depending on what needs to be done.
Wheels:
True (per wheel): $30
Spoke Replacement: varies; up to 4 spokes per wheel; after that it becomes a wheel build, truing will be included in price
Builds: depends, but usually $40-60 per wheel
Hub bearing service (per hub): $15
Tire change (per tire): $10 / $15 if you need a new tube
Tube change (per tube): $10
Tubeless tire service: $10 + parts. Sealant is included.
What can we do for you?
The below list isn't all inclusive of what we can do and is more like a guideline and estimate of what it costs.
Estimates and Quotes are free.
Like any mechanic these are general prices and can go up or down depending on what your bike needs, plus combining work also saves on labor costs.
Prices below do not include parts. These rates are to give you an idea of what it will cost.
See our FAQ for e-bikes.
Shop Labor Rate: $50/hr
The price is more like what you'd call "guidelines" than actual rates.
-Captain Barbossa