Tyre Pressure
Check tyre pressure regularly before riding. Correct pressure helps with handling, comfort, and avoiding unnecessary punctures.
Bicycle Repair Made Simple
Tell us what your bike needs, and we'll take care of the rest. From quick repairs to complete servicing, every bike is inspected, repaired carefully and safety-checked before collection.
Every repair is safety-checked before collection
Quick diagnosis
Tell us what you're noticing and we'll point you to the right repair — from a five-minute puncture fix to a full overhaul.
Tube won't hold air, or you've picked up a puncture on the road.
Squealing, spongy levers, or brakes that grab later than they should.
Skipping, hesitant or noisy shifts, especially under load.
A wobble, buckle, or looseness you can feel while pedalling.
Noise, stiffness, rust, or a chain that's stretched and worn.
Nothing specific — the bike just feels due for a proper once-over.
Pricing
Straightforward starting prices for the repairs riders ask for most. Your final price depends on parts and condition — we'll always confirm before we start.
Ask About My BikePlan ahead
A realistic guide to how long common repairs usually take on the bench.
Actual turnaround can vary depending on bicycle condition, repair complexity, parts availability and current workshop workload — these are typical guides, not guaranteed completion times.
What happens next
Tell the workshop what you're experiencing with the bike.
The bicycle is checked to identify the actual issue.
Required work and relevant costs are confirmed before proceeding, where applicable.
The repair is completed and the bicycle is checked before collection.
Your bicycle is ready to get back on the road.
Real results
Drag the slider to see the kind of difference a proper service makes.
Between visits
A few simple checks between workshop visits help you notice problems early and keep your bicycle performing reliably.
Check tyre pressure regularly before riding. Correct pressure helps with handling, comfort, and avoiding unnecessary punctures.
Inspect brake pads regularly for wear. If braking feels weak, noisy, inconsistent, or the pads are heavily worn, get the bicycle checked.
Keep the chain, cassette and chainrings reasonably clean and properly lubricated. A clean drivetrain shifts more smoothly and wears less.
Delayed shifting, skipping gears, chain noise or difficulty reaching certain gears can mean the setup needs adjustment.
Before riding, especially after maintenance, make sure fasteners and wheel-retention mechanisms are properly secured.
Give the bike a quick check: tyres, brakes, chain, wheels and quick releases. If something feels unusual, get it checked first.
Good to know
It depends on the repair type, the condition of the bicycle, parts availability, and the workshop's current workload. Simple repairs are often same day, while a full overhaul can take longer.
Contact the workshop to arrange a repair or drop-off. It's worth checking our current process before you visit, so we're ready for your bike.
Walk-in drop-offs can depend on workshop capacity at the time, so it's best to contact us first if you can, especially for anything more involved than a quick fix.
Yes. The bicycle is checked to identify the actual issue and determine the required work before anything is repaired or replaced.
Yes. Gear adjustment and brake tuning are core bicycle repair services we handle every day.
Replacement parts may be recommended when components are worn, damaged, unsafe, or no longer suitable for continued use. We'll explain why before anything is replaced.
You'll be updated according to the workshop's chosen contact process, so you know as soon as your bicycle is ready to collect.
Arrange a repair, ask about an issue, or organise a drop-off — whatever's easiest for you.