Complete Mobile Bicycle Repair from DC to Baltimore

 

—Any bike. Any ebike. Any.

—You pick where.

No headaches. No wrong parts. No loading up the bike, waiting in traffic, and trying to find parking. Then going back…

—A full tune-up for a conventional geared bicycle is $129.99 (REI charges $140 and they don’t come to you). This is the minimum service call and where all jobs start.

—Add any second conventional geared bike for $119.99.

—Add any additional bikes for only $99.99 each.

—Any parts required—and labor to install them—are extra. All parts are provided. You don’t have to worry about it.

You get over 30 years experience. Not a bike shop part-timer.

—Payment: Venmo, old-fashioned cash, and CashApp.

—Once a window is agreed upon, a deposit will be required to lock the appointment.

—Keep reading. You’re almost done.

There are no hidden fees.

However:—Ebikes, cargo bikes, E-cargo bikes, trikes, recumbents, ellipticals, new assemblies, electronics, suspension components, hydraulic systems, internally geared hubs, stripped or damaged fasteners, enclosed chains and/or rear wheels enclosed in full fenders with side guards all cost more. Electronics and hydraulics usually mean but are not limited to electric propulsion systems, lighting, hydraulic brakes, suspension components, and watt meters.

Sound good to you? If yes, email info@thebicycletherapist.com and expect a rapid response. Send a few pictures of the bike(s) along with where you'd like us to come to you.

info@thebicycletherapist.comInclude some pictures of the bikes and the location we’re headed

Info@thebicycletherapist.com

Send picture of your bikes and your address

3017994696 text but only if email is not working

 

Are you on the map? Then you are covered. Near the edges, two bike minimum.

Fantastic. Didn’t have to lift a finger (but still had to pedal)
— Rachel S., Bethesda
I LOVE IT!!! So easy, he had all the parts, and was done in a flash. Highly recommended.
— Julie M., Arlington
Super easy. My bike is no longer making weird noises, either.
— Che, Ellicot City
The way all bike service should be.
— Anthony, NW DC

What is included in the full tune up? Alot!

Front brake lubrication, adjustment and inspection, Rear brake lubrication, adjustment and inspection, front derailleur lubrication, adjustment and inspection, rear derailleur lubrication, adjustment and inspection, headset bearing inspection and adjustment, bottom bracket bearing inspection and adjustment, stem/handlebar inspection and adjustment, shifter controls adjustment and inspection, crank bolts and chainring bolts inspection and torque check, front hub bearing inspection and adjustment, rear hub bearing inspection and adjustment, cassette/freewheel bearing inspection and adjustment, front tire inspection and inflation, rear tire inspection and inflation, chain lubrication, wear measurement and inspection, pedal torque check and bearing wear inspection, seat mounting hardware adjustment and inspection, seatpost mounting hardware adjustment and inspection, and visual inspection of frame and components for damage or cracking. Now take a breath!

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