- How we work
- How we work
- How we work
- How we work
- How we work
1. Choose Your Service & Checkout.
Start by selecting the service that best meets your needs and complete the checkout process. Whether it's a full tune-up or a specific repair, we have a range of options to cater to you.
2. We will contact you to confirm the details.
Once your order is placed, our team will reach out to confirm all the details of your service request. This ensures that we fully understand your needs and can provide the highest quality of service tailored to your bike.
3. Valet Pickup & Drop-Off time & date arranged.
For your convenience, we arrange a valet pickup and drop-off service. Simply choose a time and date that works best for you, and we'll handle the rest, making sure your bike servicing is as hassle-free as possible.
Your Bicycle Mechanic Experts
Experienced
Over two decades of bike servicing expertise. We bring unparalleled knowledge and skill to every service.
Accredited
As a nationally accredited repair center, we uphold the highest standards in every repair and maintenance job.
Valet
We understand your time is valuable. We offer flexible drop-off and pickup options, making it easy for you.
Fast
We minimise downtime by prioritising fast & quality work, so you spend less time waiting and more time riding.
FAQ
It's recommended to service your bike at least once a year if you're a casual rider. More frequent servicing may be necessary if you ride regularly or in harsh conditions.
Frequent punctures can often be prevented by checking for and removing debris from tires regularly, using puncture-resistant tires, and maintaining proper tire pressure.
If you're unsure which service is right for your bike, start with a premium service to assess its condition. Our team can also help recommend services based on your bike's specific issues and your riding habits.
Service station pumps can sometimes be too powerful for bike tires. Consider using a hand pump or a floor pump designed for bikes, which can provide more control over the amount of air you're adding.
Measure your chain with a chain tool; if it's stretched beyond the 0.75% mark, it's time to replace it to avoid wear on other drivetrain components.
Always check your tire pressure, brakes, and chain before riding. Make sure all bolts are tight and that your wheels are securely fastened.
Store your bike in a dry place and keep it clean. Use a bike-specific lubricant on the chain and other moving parts.
Rinse your bike with water, use a gentle soap to clean the frame and wheels, scrub the drivetrain with a brush and degreaser, then rinse and dry.
Store your bike indoors or under cover to protect it from the elements. Hanging it or using a bike stand can also save space and prevent damage.
For most brakes, you can adjust the tension of the brake cable and the position of the brake pads. Make sure the pads align properly with the rim.
A clicking noise can be caused by a loose component, often in the drivetrain. Check if your chain, pedals, or crank bolts need tightening.
I recently took my bike into Sydney Bike Repairs for a tune-up and was thoroughly impressed. They were friendly, knowledgeable, and went above and beyond to ensure my bike was in perfect condition.
I brought in my bike, unsure of what to expect, but their expertise and friendly demeanor instantly put me at ease. They diagnosed the issue quickly, explained the fix in terms I could understand, and had me back on the road faster than I thought possible.
- Bike Maintenance Tips
- Bike Maintenance Tips
- Bike Maintenance Tips
- Bike Maintenance Tips
- Bike Maintenance Tips
