Bike repairs in Léon
Our professional mechanics will look after your bike, and look after it well!
Who will repair your bike?
Meet Benoit, a CQP holder with over 15 years' experience under his belt. He'll be in charge of diagnostics and repairs. You can trust him!
fair price
We only charge for the repairs we carry out. No more €80 overhaul packages for re-inflating tyres and greasing chains. Here you can count on our professionalism and transparency.
Repair of all types of bicycles
From punctures to crankset changes, we repair and maintain all types of bike. When you drop off your bike, we'll automatically give you a diagnosis and an estimate of the cost of repairs.
Parts ordering and lead times
We are generally able to carry out repairs within a day of dropping off the bike. However, as we are a small company, we may have to order certain parts for your repairs. Additional lead times will apply in this case.
Our rates
Wheels and tyres
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Puncture 12 €
Inner tube included
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Unveiling / Changing the radius 10€
Surcharge of €5 per department changed
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Tyre change From €20
Price includes a new "standard quality" tyre. The price varies according to the tyre chosen.
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Tyre + Chamber change From €28
Price includes inner tube + "standard quality tyre".
We work with French suppliers:
We attach great importance to the choice of parts we offer. Depending on your budget and the quality of your bike, we'll be able to offer you several product ranges for the parts you need to change. Working with local suppliers also means we can deliver quickly.
Here are the suppliers we work with.
Bike repair and maintenance
Why maintain your bike properly?
Good maintenance of your bike is essential to ensure your safety.
Whether you're a seasoned cyclist or just a Sunday rider, you've probably experienced that unpleasant feeling when your brakes have barely slowed you down on a descent... Ouch! A regular check of your brake pads would have prevented this inconvenience. A broken chain or play in your wheel hubs can also cause a fall that could have been avoided. Don't wait until the last moment or until an accident occurs, warn him.
Ensure the longest possible life for your cycle with regular maintenance.
Your bike is assembled with parts that will see very little wear in their lifetime (frame, stem, handlebars) but most parts do wear out. You should change your tyres, transmission and brakes regularly. Changing the grease in your hubs, wheels and cranksets will also help to ensure your bike lasts as long as possible.
We all have a mechanic in us.
You don't have to go to a bike shop to have your bike serviced. Regularly check the pressure in your tyres, which will make pedalling easier and give your electrically-assisted bike greater range. Make sure your chain is properly lubricated with a quality lubricant. Be careful not to use too much oil, as this will collect dirt and have the opposite effect in the end. If you have a VAE, recharge your battery even in winter. Once a month is enough, but above all, don't keep it discharged.
Here are a few tips to keep your bike running smoothly, and if you need any help, come and see us!
