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Bike & E-Bike Tune-Up
The full service. Cleaning, drivetrain, brakes, shifting, wheels, bearings. Same day, most days.
from $120
Apocalypse Bikes -- services
The full menu, with the prices written down.
Tune-ups, drivetrain work, suspension service, wheel work, boxed-bike pack-or-build, and a long list of single jobs. We quote everything before we start, and almost everything is done the same day.
The flagship
The $120 tune-up.
If your bike has been sitting all winter, or it has been a season since the last good look, this is the one. Whether it is a road bike, a mountain bike, or an e-bike -- we go through every system that affects how the bike rides.
Special-order parts may need a follow-up visit when they land.
- 01Bike washed and safety check
- 02Drivetrain lubricated and evaluated
- 03Tires inflated
- 04Shifting adjusted for best performance
- 05Brakes evaluated and adjusted
- 06Headset and bottom bracket tightened and checked for proper operation
- 07Torque fasteners to spec
- 08Hub and cone adjustment
What we do
Six services, every one of them done at your address.
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Drivetrain Clean
We pull the drivetrain off the bike, dissolve the old grease, and reassemble with fresh lube. It will sound like a new bike.
shop rate
03
Hydraulic Brake Bleed
Spongy lever, contaminated fluid, or just due for service. Mineral oil or DOT, your system, our tools.
$50 / brake
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Tubeless Refresh & Conversion
Top up sealant, replace dried-out tubeless tape, or set up a fresh tubeless conversion that actually seals.
shop rate
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Suspension & Dropper Service
50 and 100 hour overhauls, lower-leg seal replacement, fluid refresh, dropper post rebuild. Most jobs done in under an hour.
by quote
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Box-Bike Pack-Up or Build-Up
Pack a bike for shipping or a move, or build one up out of the box from State Bicycle Co., a missionary's shipped-home steed, or anywhere else.
by quote
What people ask
Honest answers, in Seth's voice.
01How often should I tune up my bike?
Once a season for a bike that gets ridden a few times a week. Once a year for a casual weekend rider. After every long muddy ride if you ride dirt seriously. The drivetrain is what asks for the most attention -- it is what you hear when something is off.
02What is included in a $120 tune-up?
Safety inspection, drivetrain clean and lube, brake adjustment, shifting adjustment, wheels trued, hubs and bottom bracket inspected, tires set to your pressure, every fastener torqued to spec, and a real wash and polish. The price is the same whether your bike is in great shape or has been through it.
03Where do you actually meet me?
Wherever you are. Driveway, garage, parking lot at work, a trailhead, a campsite -- if a service truck can park there, we can work there. Most jobs are done in under an hour, so you are not stuck waiting on us all afternoon.
04Do you handle warranty work?
Yes -- on most major brands including Trek, Specialized, Giant, Cannondale, Pivot, Yeti, and others. Text us the bike, the year, and the issue. We will tell you what is covered and what we can do on site.
05Is same-day service really same-day?
Most days, yes. Mornings tend to be the open slots. If we are slammed we will text you back with the next available window, which is usually the next morning. Special-order parts are the only thing that pushes a job past one visit.
06How do I book?
Text Seth at (801) 441-8049 with the bike, the issue, the address, and a window of time. That is the fastest path. The contact form on this site works too -- it goes to the same inbox.
Book a slot
Ready when you are.
Tell us the bike, the issue, and a window of time.