Myrtleford Cycle Centre

59 Clyde Street - Myrtleford, Victoria, 3737 - Australia - Tel: 03 5752 1511 - Mob: 0407 967 309 - Fax: 03 5752 1522

Bike Repair

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Servicing All Brands
Apollo
Avanti
Bianchi
Breezer
Bridgestone
Cannondale
Claude Butler
Colnago
Electra
Felt
Fuji
Garry Fisher
Giant
GT
Haro
Huffy
KHS
Kona
Kuwahara
Look
Marin
Miele
Miyata
Nishiki
Raleigh
Schwinn
Shimano
Shogun
Soma
Specialized
Surly
Trek


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Servicing All Types of Bicycles
Servicing All Types of Bicycles
Mountain Bikes
Road Bikes
Single Speed Bikes
Fixed Gear Bikes
Folding Bikes
Cruiser Bikes
Recumbent Bikes
BMX Bikes


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Repair Services Offered
Repair Services Offered
Bottom Bracket Adjustments
Bottom Bracket Replacement
Brake Alignment
Brake Cable and Housing Replacement
Cassette Replacement
Chain Line Error Adjustment
Chain Replacement
Cog Replacement
Cup and Cone Bearing Adjustments
Derailleur Adjustment
Derailleur Cable and Housing Replacement
Disc Brake Rotor Alignment
Fixed Gear Conversions
Frame Alignment
Freehub Repair
Freewheel Repair and Replacement
Freewheel Replacement
Head tube Milling
Headset Replacement
Hub Servicing
Inner Tube Puncture Repair
Precision Spoke Tension Balancing
Rim Dent Repair
Sealed Bearing Removal and Replacement
Single Speed Conversions
Tyre Puncture Repair
Wheel Building
Wheel Truing


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Repair Philosophy
Never replace when you can repair. We will find the very smallest part that doesn't function on your bike and fix that rather than replacing whole systems. This is for two reasons: 1 to save the customer as much money as possible and 2, to reduce the amount of waste in the world.

Complete transparency is the goal in every repair. What needs to be done and why will be explained thoroughly and in plain language. All worn parts are returned to the owner of the bike unless otherwise requested.

The owner of the bike decides if it's worth fixing. Many bike stores refuse to work on department store bikes. Their reasoning is that a repair that is equal to the cost of the bike isn't worth doing. This doesn't take into account sentimental value. Some folks just plain love their bikes regardless of quality. We get this, hell, we might as well admit it: "Hi, we're Claire and Steve and we LOVE our bikes." We will give you as accurate an estimate for repair as we're able to and if you say "Go for it." we'll fix your $200 bike with the same care and attention we would use on a $2000 one.

We also believe in doing the job once and doing it right even if that takes a little longer. For example, we use torque wrenches (tools that measure how much force is being put on a bolt or nut) whenever possible to ensure that fittings are tightened correctly and consistently. This takes longer because there are hundreds of different torque values for the various parts and different brands of parts on a bike.

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