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SPRIN Hours:
Mon,Thu,Fri 10-7
Tue, Wed 10-5:30
Saturday 9-4
Sunday Closed
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Bicycle Service & Repair
Appleton Bicycle Service and Repair provides 24 Hour Turn-Around!
Whether you need your derailleurs adjusted, a broken spoke replaced or a complete overhaul that makes your bicycle run and look even better than new, we're bike repair experts with the experience, knowledge and factory training to do the job right the first time, every time.
We've prepared this chart to provide a menu of our common bicycle services and repairs. Please contact us any time. Or, even better, bring your bike in to discuss your bicycle issues and find out which package or service is appropriate.
Estimates are always free so you'll get the information you need and can decide how to proceed.
Basic IBD Tune Up $50 add $10 for disc brake
| Wheel Truing |
| Adjust Brakes |
| Adjust Derailleurs |
| Lube |
| Bearing Contact Check |
| Tire inflation |
Deluxe Tune Up(IBD only) $80 add $10 for disc brake
| Basic Tune Up Plus: |
| Drivetrain Deep Clean |
Complete O'haul Tune Up (IBD only) $150 add $10 for disc brake
| Deluxe Tune Up Plus: |
| New cables/housing |
| Hub,Headset,Bottom Bracket Bearing Overhaul |
A La Carte Labor Services
(prices listed below are for labor only, parts are extra)
Wheels
| Wheel Only Tube/Tire repair | $7 |
| Tube/Tire repair on the Bike | $10 |
| Replace broken spoke(s)see wheel truing | |
| Install new wheel | $10 |
| Wheel truing | $15-$25 |
| Wheelbuilding | $50 |
| Hub bearing overhaul | $5-$15 |
| Replace cassette/freewheel | $5-$10 |
Brakes
| Brake adjustment (cable) | $10-$20 |
| Brake adjustment (disc) | $15-$25 |
| Bleed hydraulic disc brakes | $40 per/hr |
| Disc-brake rotor repair | $10-$20 |
| Install and adjust new brakes (cable) | $10-$20 |
| Install and adjust new brakes (disc/hydraulic) | $40+ |
| Install and adjust new brakes (disc/cable) | $15-$25 |
Drivetrain
| Clean and lube | $5 |
| Replace chain (may need to replace cassette, too due to chain mating!) | $10-$15 |
| Replace cassette | $5 |
| Replace chainring(s) | $5 |
| Replace crankset and bottom bracket | $20-$25 |
| Adjust front derailleur | $15+ |
| Adjust rear derailleur | $15+ |
| Install new derailleurs and shifters | $30-$45 |
| Derailleur hanger (frame) repair/replacement | $15 |
| Remove pedals | $5 |
| Install pedals | $5 |
Front End
| Adjust headset | $10-$20 |
| Overhaul headset | $25 |
| Replace headset | $25 |
| Replace handlebars | $5 |
| Replace stem | $5 |
| Replace handlebar tape | $5 |
Bearings
| Overhaul headset | $25 |
| Overhaul/replace bottom bracket | $25 |
| Overhaul hub(s) | $5-$15 |
Frame & Fork
| Check/align dropouts | $10 |
| Replace fork | $50 |
| Tune front and rear suspension | $varies$ |
| Steel frame alignment/repair | $20-$50 |
| Frame preparation for assembly (thread chase & face) | $25 |
| Derailleur hanger (frame) repair/replacement | $15 |
Bike Fitting
| Installing and adjusting shoe cleats | $10 |
| Basic seat and handlebar adjustment (free with purchase of new bike) | |
| Complete fitting to bicycle | $250 |
Other Services
| Box bike for shipping | $30 |
| Build boxed bike (shipped) | $75+ |
| Replace seat(free with purchase of new bike) | $5 |
| Replace seatpost | $5 |
| Install toe clips | $5 |
| Install rear rack(free with purchase of new bike) | $5 |
| Install fenders(free with purchase of new bike) | $5 |
| Install lighting system(free with purchase of new bike) | $5 |
| Install baby seat(free with purchase of new bike) | $10 |
| Install and setup cyclo-computer(free with purchase of new bike) | $5 |
| Install kickstand(free with purchase of new bike) | $5 |
| Pick up and Delivery (Fox Cities Area only) | $15 |
A IBD or Independe Bicycle Dealer is a small business specializing in bicycle sale, maintenance and parts. The expression distinguishes small bicycle shops from large chains and mail-order or online vendors is abbreviated IBD.[1] In the UK and Ireland, the expression independent bicycle dealers (IBDs) is also used.[2]
The local bike shop is a key component of the bicycle industry and, in recognition of the value that local bike shops provide, some manufacturers only sell their bicycles(IBD) through dealerships. (Back To Top)
BG Fit
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During or after a ride do you have pain? |
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Before you start your training. Consider your bike fit. Having a bike sized to you is not the same as fitting a bike to you. Many of us have bought suits or dresses. Some of those articles of clothing were the right size. For the best fit those dresses or suits need to be tailored to you. This is much like a bike fit. When you buy a bike, you typically will get sized to a bike. This is a starting point. Many of us have never ventured beyond this point. Many cycling related injuries or discomfort could be addressed by BG FIT. For those riders that want a better fit between themselves and their bicycle, the bike must be fit to their physical attributes. |
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Special web site pricing may apply to specific items. Thank you. |
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