Why routine servicing pays off
Checks that matter
Brakes, gears, tyres, wheels and key fastenings are looked at as a working whole.
Published prices
Our standard full service is £25 for a precleaned bike and £35 with a full clean.
Wear caught earlier
A planned service can spot problems before they turn into larger repairs.
Planned maintenance that helps bikes stay dependable
Regular servicing is how many bikes avoid bigger trouble later on. Our standard full service is £25 when the bicycle arrives precleaned, or a guide price of £35 with a full bike clean included. We check brakes, gears, drivetrain operation, tyres, wheels and key fastenings so you know the bike has been looked over properly, not just wiped down. At Lune Valley Cycles, servicing suits riders who want steadier day-to-day performance and a better chance of catching wear before it becomes a repair.
Know when servicing is the right route to take
A service is different from fixing one known fault. It is planned maintenance, so it works well before a busy riding season, after hard regular use or when a bike has started to feel a bit neglected overall. If deeper problems appear, we can explain the repair or refurbishment work separately instead of folding everything into one vague charge. With Lune Valley Cycles, you can choose the route that matches the bike's condition and how you use it.
Frequently asked questions
What is included in a standard full service?
We check the main working areas that affect everyday performance and safety, including brakes, gears, drivetrain operation, tyres, wheels and key fastenings. The aim is to bring back smoother running and spot developing wear.
Why is the price different for a clean and unclean bike?
Our standard full service is £25 for a precleaned bike. If the bike also needs a full clean, the guide price is £35 because proper cleaning takes extra time before the mechanical work can be carried out well.
How is servicing different from a repair?
A repair focuses on one known fault, such as a puncture or a braking issue. Servicing is broader planned maintenance, while refurbishment goes further again for bicycles that are neglected, long-unused or tired in several areas.