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Outstanding workmanship. Extraordinary service. Fast turnaround.

We recommend servicing your bike regularly to keep it in top condition for years of trouble free enjoyment.

MC Cyclery has fully equipped workshops, offering a full range of repair and maintenance services for all makes and models of bikes. We handle minor repairs through to full strip-downs and rebuilds, custom builds or simply a general service to get your trusty steed back on the road again!

Workshop Features

Thermojet Washer

We're the only store in Australia to offer the amazing Thermojet parts washer!

Wheel Building

Professional custom wheel build & repair specialists. Starting from $35.

Custom Race Tuning

The official home of Rockstar Racing - have your bike tuned by the professionals.

Quick Turnaround

Pit-stop speed. Drop off in the morning and pickup in the afternoon.

General
Service
$99
Booking your bike in;

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Workshop Contact Details;
8021 5669

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Workshop Price ListPrices include labour only. Does not include parts.

General Service
→ Safety check and inspection
→ Wipe down bike
→ Lubricate chain and cables
→ Gear adjustment
→ Brake adjustment
→ Wheel truing and tension check
→ Adjust hubs, BB and headset
→ Tire pressure check and adjustment
→ Test ride
 
$99
Full Service
→ Safety check and inspection
→ Clean frame and wheels
→ Complete drivetrain degrease & wash
→ Lubricate drivetrain and cables
→ Regrease bottom bracket
→ Gear and brake adjustment
→ Wheel truing and tension check
→ Adjust hubs, BB and headset
→ Tire pressure check and adjustment
→ Test ride
$149
Services
→ Wheel true/dish
$35
→ Gear adjustment (front/rear)
$35
→ Hydraulic brake bleed
$25
→ Cable brake adjust
$15
→ Bottom bracket service
$35
→ Pack bike for freight
$55
→ Custom wheel build
$70
→ Hub service
$25
→ Suspension fork service
$79
→ Rear shock service
$39
→ Hourly service rate
$65

Workshop FAQs → Send us your questions!

Select from questions below;
Answer;

  • You should pump the tires as needed. Lube the chain when it starts to run more loudly or feels dry to the touch. Keep the drivetrain clean. Let a bike mechanic inspect it periodically, and address any problems that may arise in the meantime.

  • In general, your bike should have some level of service once a year. Of course, what level of service it needs depends on how much you're riding it.

  • Depending on the quality and condition of the bike, and without interruption, it takes an hour and a half to two hours to do a general service. How long you need to leave your bike with us for a service depends on what's being done to it and what time of year it is. We try to provide the fastest possible trunaround for our customers, so if you book ahead we offer a same day service/pickup.

  • Look on the side of the tire to determine how much air to put in your tires. It will always tell you. Go ahead and put in the maximum amount listed (assuming your tires are in good condition). Mountain bikes usually take 65psi, hybrids 75psi, and road bikes 100psi.

  • How often you need to pump your tires depends on the size of the tire and how much pressure is required. High pressure road bike tires should be pumped up at least once a week, hybrid tires every two weeks, and mountain bike tires at least every two to three weeks.

  • Air naturally seeps out of tires. Since bike tires don't hold much air, and given that it is under very high pressure, it doesn't take long to loose enough air to make the tires soft.

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