Punctures & tyres
A flat tyre. A slow leak. A worn-out tread.
Check the tyre and tube, inspect for the cause of the puncture, and agree any replacement before fitting.
Ask about punctures & tyresTHE EVERYDAY BIKE WORKSHOP
BIKE REPAIRS.
FOR YOUR
DAILY MILES.
The commute, the coffee run, the long way home. Keep the bike you ride running the way it should.
Tell us what needs fixingCity, road & hybrid bikes.
Work and parts agreed before repairs begin.
01 / THE REPAIR MENU
WHAT’S NOT
RUNNING RIGHT?
You don’t need to know the name of the part.
Start with what you’ve noticed.
Brakes & gears
Rubbing brakes. Skipping gears. Something feels off.
Describe when it happens. We’ll assess the adjustment, wear and parts involved, then explain the repair.
Ask about brakes & gearsEveryday servicing
For the bike you rely on, week after week.
An overall check of braking, shifting, tyres and wear. Choose the work your bike needs, with parts discussed separately.
Ask about everyday servicing02 / HOW THE WORK GETS DONE
YOUR BIKE.
YOUR SAY.
A repair should make sense to you,
not just to the person holding the tools.
- 01
Look at the whole problem.
Tell us what feels different and when it happens. The bike is checked before deciding what work it needs.
- 02
Agree before we adjust.
Talk through the work, parts and cost. If the scope changes, it comes back to you for a decision.
- 03
Leave knowing what changed.
At collection, walk through the repair, the checks completed and any further maintenance to plan for.
03 / WORD FROM THE RIDERS
GOOD TO BE
ROLLING AGAIN.
Illustrative reviews
★★★★★
“I couldn’t explain the noise beyond “it clicks when I pedal”. They listened, showed me what was worn and talked me through the options. No pressure to replace things I didn’t need.”
Customer ABrake & gear repair
★★★★★
“My rear tyre kept going flat. They found the tiny bit of glass I’d missed, instead of just putting another tube in. Such a relief to have it sorted.”
Customer BPuncture repair
★★★★★
“The gears feel smooth again. I liked getting a clear explanation of what had been adjusted and what could wait until next time.”
Customer CEveryday service
04 / START WITH YOUR BIKE
LET’S TALK REPAIRS.
A few details help start the conversation. No technical vocabulary needed.