Bicycle workshop
For everyday miles
SpokeWorkshop services

Get the bike
back in rhythm.

A focused repair or a fuller service. We explain the scope, inspect the bike and agree parts and labour with you before work begins.

Start with the
work it needs.

Choose the closest description. We inspect the bike and agree the final work with you at the workshop.

A specific problem

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
See the scope
An everyday bike

Routine care

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.

  • Brake and gear adjustment
  • Tyre, wheel and drivetrain review
  • A written list of next steps
See the scope
A thorough look

Full service

A broader inspection for a bike with several concerns, a long spell in storage or an overdue service.

  • Whole-bike inspection
  • Prioritised work and parts estimate
  • Approved service and handover
See the scope
A familiar bike, up close

Get to know
your bike.

A short tour of the workbench. Choose a part to see what we look at and what is included in the service.

A bicycle showing the brakes, gears and wheels inspected in the workshopBRAKESGEARSWHEELS
Know the parts. Describe the ride.Spoke / Workshop notes

A better stop.

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.

  • Pad condition and alignment
  • Lever feel and cable movement
  • Rubbing, noise and uneven wear
Brakes & gears

One conversation.
A clear work list.

  1. Tell us what you notice.

    A sound, a change in braking, a rough shift, or simply how long the bike has been standing. Everyday words are fine.

  2. Agree the work.

    We inspect the bike, separate essential repairs from optional work and explain the parts and labour before starting.

  3. Leave with the details.

    At collection, we go through the work, explain any follow-up care and give you a record of what changed.

Before we
turn a spanner.

Are parts included?

Parts are listed separately in the estimate so you can see what is being replaced and why. Labour depends on the work agreed after inspection.

Can I bring my own parts?

Tell us what you have before the visit. We check compatibility and condition; bringing a part does not mean it will suit the bike or the repair.

Do you work on electric bikes?

Tell us the make and drive system before bringing an electric bike. Mechanical work and electrical diagnostics have different requirements; battery and motor work needs the appropriate specialist.

How long will the work take?

We discuss timing after looking at the bike and checking parts requirements. If something changes during the job, the work list and collection plan are reviewed with you.

More miles.
Less mystery.

Plan a repair