Bikes Unlimited has very experienced and knowledgable service technicians (a.k.a. wrenches, not to be confused with wenches). All of our staff are fully capable of helping you determine the type of service or repair required for your bicycle.  As a true  "Mom and Pop" store, an owner is always on the job to make sure all repairs are done to your satisfaction.  Bikes done right is our mantra.

Services and Repairs

Bikes Unlimited offers complete care packages,  and can repair anything from flat tires to broken chains. 

We offer four basic care packages (tune-ups)to choose from:  Overhauls, Tune-ups, Checkovers, or Lookovers. (See details at right.)  Or you can opt for the ala carte service route.  Call for rates on services.

PLEASE NOTE:  Parts are an additional charge and not included in prices for services listed.  There may also be additional labor charges for replacement of worn or damaged parts depending on package chosen.

 

(Barry's first Bianchi!  Classic Columbus lugged tubing with Campy 8 speed components)



 If you want your bike to sparkle and shine like Justin's Raleigh Team bike, bring yours in for one of our tune-up packages.

 

  OVERHAUL:This includes removing all parts from the bicycle frame, cleaning all drive train parts in the parts cleaner, removing all bearings and cleaning and repacking with grease or replacing, cleaning and truing wheels, reassembly of parts back on the frame, adjusting shifting and braking systems, replacing of worn or damaged parts as needed, lubricating the chain and all drive and braking system pivot points,  pumping the tires, and tightening all fasteners.

 TUNE-UP:This includes removing all drive train parts from the bicycle frame, cleaning all drive train parts in the parts cleaner, cleaning and truing wheels, reassembly of parts back on the frame, adjusting shifting and braking systems, replacing of worn or damaged parts as needed, lubricating the chain and all drive and braking system pivot points,  pumping the tires, and tightening all fasteners.

 CHECKOVER: This includes removing the wheels and truing in the truing stand, a general cleaning of the bike frame and parts without removing from the frame, adjusting shifting and braking systems, replacing most worn or damaged parts as needed, lubricating the chain and all drive and braking system pivot points,  pumping the tires, and tightening all fasteners

 LOOKOVER: This includes truing the wheels while on the bike using the brake pads, adjusting shifting and braking systems, lubricating the chain and all drive and braking system pivot points,  pumping the tires, replacing worn or damaged parts as needed (additional charge), and tightening all fasteners.