Running repairs
A focused visit for a known concern: a flat tyre, a rubbing brake or a gear that will not hold.
- Inspect the affected parts
- Agree the repair and any parts
- Check the adjustment before handover
From the morning commute to the long way home. Servicing and repairs for the bike you love to ride.
Built for another ride.The office. The shops. The ride with no particular destination.
Your bike does a lot of ordinary, important work. We keep the conversation straightforward, inspect the details and agree the work with you before a part is replaced.
Meet the workshopA short tour of the workbench. Choose a part to see what we look at and what is included in the service.
Brake feel starts at the lever and ends at the wheel. We inspect pads, cables or hydraulic lines, and the braking surface as a connected system.
Skipping, delayed shifts and a noisy chain can have different causes. We inspect wear and alignment before deciding what needs adjustment or replacement.
A repeating puncture deserves more than another tube. We inspect the tyre, rim tape and wheel, then match the repair to what we find.

Not every worn part needs replacing today. Not every noise means a full rebuild. We look at the whole picture, explain what we find and help you make a sensible decision.
Bring a well-used commuter, a weekend road bike or a favourite that has been in the shed. We start with the bike in front of us.
How the workshop worksA focused visit for a known concern: a flat tyre, a rubbing brake or a gear that will not hold.
Bring your bike and tell us how you use it. We look at wear, adjustment and the jobs that will make a daily ride easier.
A broader inspection for a bike with several concerns, a long spell in storage or an overdue service.
A sound, a change in braking, a rough shift, or simply how long the bike has been standing. Everyday words are fine.
We inspect the bike, separate essential repairs from optional work and explain the parts and labour before starting.
At collection, we go through the work, explain any follow-up care and give you a record of what changed.
Tell us the bike type, the work you have in mind and any change you have noticed. You do not need to name the part.
Prepare for your visit