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The workshop / Repairs & tune-ups

Bike repairs and tune-ups.

A smoother shift. A wheel that runs true. Start with what you’ve noticed, and let the shop assess what your bike needs.

The regular-care option

A little attention.
A better ride.

Routine care brings the important details together. The published tune-up includes the following work; the shop can explain how it applies to your bicycle.

Hands adjusting a bicycle wheel with a spoke tool.
Illustrative workshop detail · not Bobby Sprocket premises

The tune-up

$105

Published service scope

  • Wheel truing & tension
  • Bearing adjustment
  • Brake & gearing adjustment
  • Lubrication
  • Tire inflation
  • Frame wipe-down

Published prices and scope should be confirmed with the shop. Ask about parts and the work your bike needs.

For the specific things

Small repairs.
Clear starting prices.

A flat tire doesn’t automatically mean a full tune-up. Explain the problem and talk through the appropriate work.

Flat repair · off the bike

Labor, plus the cost of a tube.

$10+ tube

Flat repair · on the bike

Labor, plus the cost of a tube.

$15+ tube

Additional repair work

Discuss the assessment and estimate with the shop.

$90/ hour

Published prices and scope should be confirmed with the shop. Ask about parts and the work your bike needs.

Before the work begins

First, let’s look at your bike.

01 / BRING IT IN

Start with an assessment.

The shop publishes walk-in assessment. Bring your bike and describe the noise, feel, or change you’ve noticed.

02 / TALK IT THROUGH

Understand the estimate.

Discuss the proposed scope and upfront estimate, including parts and any additional work that may be needed.

03 / AGREE ON THE WORK

Choose your next step.

Ask your questions before work begins. Call the shop for current timing and any bike-specific requirements.

A few useful answers

Before you bring
your bike.

Can I walk in with my bike?

The published service process welcomes walk-in assessment with an upfront estimate. Check the listed hours and call if you have questions about your visit.

Are parts included in these prices?

Flat-repair prices are labor plus the tube. Confirm parts and the scope of other services directly with the shop before agreeing to work.

Does every bike need a tune-up?

The right work depends on the bike. Describe the issue and let the shop assess it rather than choosing a service based on a symptom alone.

What about an unusual bike or electrical work?

Call to discuss the specific bicycle and the work required. Compatibility, electrical diagnostics, battery work, and specialist suspension services have not been confirmed.

A question about your bike?

See you at the shop

Good rides
start here.

Plan your visit

Find us in Milldale

1529 Meriden-Waterbury Turnpike
Milldale, CT 06467

Published shop hours

Tuesday–Friday · 10 am–5 pm
Saturday · 10 am–1 pm
Sunday & Monday · Closed

860-426-2124