Tune-Ups
A tune-up gets your bike shifting cleanly, stopping confidently, and rolling quietly again. It's the single best thing you can do for a bike you ride regularly, and the easiest to put off when it means hauling the bike to a shop and waiting days to get it back.
We do the tune-up where your bike already is. You get the bike back the same visit, adjusted and checked over, with a clear list of anything that needs attention later.
What's included
- Full safety inspection of frame, fork, wheels, and cockpit
- Brake adjustment and pad inspection
- Front and rear derailleur adjustment
- Chain cleaning, lubrication, and wear check
- Wheel truing for minor wobbles
- Headset and hub bearing adjustment checks
- Tire inspection and inflation to the correct pressure
- Bolt check and tightening to spec
Signs you need it
- Gears skip, hesitate, or make noise when you shift
- Brake levers feel soft or pull close to the handlebar
- The chain looks dry, rusty, or black with grime
- A wheel wobbles or rubs the brakes
- The bike has been in storage over winter
- It's been more than a year since the last service
Pricing
Contact us for pricing.
Common questions
- How often should I get a tune-up?
- Once a year is a good baseline for most riders. Daily commuters and riders who put in a lot of miles benefit from a tune-up every few months.
- My bike has been sitting for years. Is it worth tuning up?
- Often, yes. Old tires, cables, and brake pads usually need replacing on a bike that has been stored a long time, and we'll tell you what it needs before doing any extra work.
Related services
Brake and Shift Adjustments
Brake and derailleur adjustments so your bike stops reliably and shifts cleanly.
Flat Repair
Tube or tubeless flat repair and tire replacement, wherever your bike is.
Pickup and Drop-Off
We pick up your bike, service it, and bring it back, for repairs that can't be done on-site.
Available in: Denver, Centennial, Aurora, Englewood, Littleton, Lakewood, Arvada