What a bicycle service includes
A general service usually begins with a mechanical inspection to identify wear, adjustment issues, and any parts that may need replacement. This helps separate urgent work from optional maintenance and keeps the process clear from the start.
Common work includes brake adjustment, gear and drivetrain service, puncture and tyre repair, and a standard tune-up. Each bicycle is assessed on its own condition, so the final scope depends on what the inspection reveals.
Clear inspection first, then approved work
We start by checking the bicycle carefully, then explain what needs attention before any repair begins.
If replacement parts are needed, compatibility is checked before anything is approved. Availability can affect the schedule, so completion times are confirmed only after the bicycle has been inspected and the required parts are known.
After the repair and adjustment stage, the bicycle goes through a quality check and a service summary is provided at collection. The aim is straightforward maintenance with clear communication at every step.