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Please ask about services not listed. Flats are usually handled on a while-you-wait basis. Bikefix is a Full Service shop. A NOTE ON SERVICE: Bikefix will never try to sell you anything you don’t need. Bicycles, however, are dynamic machines, made up of parts designed to wear out and be replaced at both regular and irregular intervals. Sometimes it is a matter of safety, other times it is a matter of preserving the integrity of a component. Sometimes a new part is a performance enhancer. Sometimes it just makes you happy. Rates for recumbent bicycles, as well as tandems are higher, and quoted on a case-by-case basis. Bikefix does not service four-wheeled cycles of any kind, and it does not service gasoline-powered cycles.
Tune-up: $85–$100 You will have forgotten how well your bike rides. _ _ _
Tune up with Drive Train cleaning: $135 Your bike will purr after this. _ _ _ Safety Tune: $50 This service is designed to minimize the cost of safely operating an inexpensive bicycle that is ridden for very light recreation and errands. Whereas the Bikefix Tune up is focused on making each element of the bicycle perform ideally, the Safety Tune secures the major systems on the bicycle, adjusts them within reason, and lubricates each external component properly. An inexpensive bicycle desired to be ridden at a higher level of performance and reliability generally requires more time and skill than what the standard Bikefix Tune up includes. All rates are inclusive of labor only; parts are extra, and the customer is always consulted. _ _ _ Custom Bicycle Building: $175 – $250 _ _ _ Overhaul: $300 _ _ _ Wheel Building Hand built wheels, custom made to suit the rider’s size, bicycle, and riding style are never out of date. With first-rate component selection, they are surprisingly fast, indescribably durable, breathtakingly comfortable, eminently serviceable—and affordable. Not to knock aero wheels—we’ve sold hundreds of sets. They’ve come a long way in terms of quality and durability; in terms of lightness and aesthetics, some of them are marvels to behold, and there is no doubt that in certain applications they reduce the rider’s race time. We think Steve Hed is a genius, and if you call him he can make one of his wheels to order for you. On the down side, these types of wheels can be rigid and unforgiving; they are expensive. They are extremely difficult to service. If you damage one of these, or simply break a spoke, forget about using that wheel for about a month. Proprietary parts require that about 99% percent of their problems be addressed at the factory. They just don’t make sense for most riding/riders. On the other hand, should you find yourself in the middle of Nebraska with a hand-built, traditional wire spoked wheel with a broken spoke the nearest shop will keep you rolling. _ _ _
Frame Prep What about your bottom bracket? During the era of higher end cartridge bottom brackets a shop could get away with inferior work, but in today’s age of outboard mounted crank bearings this is no longer a consideration. Bottom bracket threads need to be chased, and the shells must be faced in order to ensure the opposing bearings run parallel along the same axis. Anything else and performance, not to mention the integrity and durability of expensive components, is compromised. Bikefix uses the world’s finest frame prep tools from Campagnolo, Park, Cyclus, Var and Cobra. Each steel and aluminum frame and fork receiving bearing services at Bikefix is prepped—and prepared—to be taken to its limit. _ _ _ Bicycles and Parts Please inquire if you need anything. / / |
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