Basic Bicycle Maintenance and Repairs:
Fixing flat tires, adjusting brakes, lubricating chains, and tuning up derailleurs. Specialized Repair Services: Replacing and servicing bottom brackets, cranksets, and wheel hubs. Truing wheels and rebuilding spokes.
Workshops and Educational Programs: Hosting hands-on classes for kids and adults to learn how to perform their own bike repairs. Offering safety and maintenance seminars to help riders stay informed.
Custom Bike Builds and Upgrades: Assembling bikes from the frame up. Installing new components like saddles, handlebars, or drivetrain upgrades. Bike Fitting Services: Adjusting the fit of a bike to ensure proper posture, comfort, and performance.
On-the-Go Repair Clinics: Setting up mobile repair stations at community events, races, or local parks. Donation and Refurbishing Programs: Collecting used bicycles, refurbishing them, and redistributing them to community members in need. Corporate and Group Workshops: Partnering with local businesses or organizations to provide bike repair sessions for employees or group outings.
Seasonal Tune-Ups and Pre-Event Checks: Preparing bikes for the start of cycling season or performing checks before a big race or charity ride.
Family-Friendly Services: Offering child-friendly repair stations or teaching kids basic maintenance in a fun and engaging way.

Hands-On Bicycle Education: Teaching both kids and adults how to repair, maintain, and understand their bikes through practical, step-by-step sessions. Community Engagement: Bringing people together through cycling, creating a supportive environment where everyone can learn, improve, and share their passion for biking.
Youth Skill Development: Focusing on helping young participants gain confidence, technical skills, and independence by learning how to care for their own bikes. Comprehensive Bike Maintenance: Specializing in all aspects of bike repair, from fixing flat tires and adjusting brakes to more complex tasks like truing wheels, replacing cranksets, and servicing hubs.
Sustainability and Resourcefulness: Promoting environmentally-friendly transportation and showing participants how to extend the life of their bikes through proper care and maintenance.

A basic Tune-Up:
A standard tune-up that includes adjusting brakes, derailleurs, and chain lubrication. This might be priced around $50–$75.
Advanced Maintenance Services: More time-intensive tasks like wheel truing, bottom bracket servicing, or complete drivetrain overhauls. These could range from $75 to $150 depending on the complexity.
One-on-One Lessons or Workshops: Hands-on instruction where customers learn how to maintain or repair their own bikes. Rates could be $30–$50 per hour, or a set fee of $100–$200 for a multi-hour class.
Flat-Fix Service: If someone just needs a flat tire repaired, you might charge $10–$20 plus the cost of a tube if required.
Custom Work or Specialized Services: Building or refurbishing a bike, installing new components, or handling complex repairs could have variable pricing, starting at $50 and going up based on the scope of the job.

 The warranty covers craftsmanship and installation errors. It does not cover normal wear and tear, accidents, misuse, or modifications made after delivery.
Duration: Common practice is a 30- to 90-day warranty, but you could extend it to six months or a year for added customer confidence. For certain high-quality components or premium services, a longer warranty might be more appropriate.

Conditions: The bike must be brought back to you for any warranty repairs or adjustments. Customers need to keep the receipt or proof of service. The warranty is voided if other service providers alter the original work.
What’s Not Included: Parts (unless supplied by you and specified in the agreement). Damage caused by improper use or lack of maintenance. Cosmetic issues that don’t affect functionality.