Here is a partial listing of pricing for our labor.  Parts are extra so you will need to contact us for a quote on those.  If you need something done that is not  listed; just e-mail us or call us with a  description and we will be happy to help.  However, most of the time it is necessary to physically see the bike to give you an accurate estimate.  You best  bet would to just bring it in for a free estimate.  If you are unable to get it  to us, contact us and we can make arrangements to come get it. Labor Rates  (Parts Not Included)  Complete Overhaul (see below)  $40.00 and up. Overhaul per Unit  $11.75 each. Tune-Up (see below)  $30.00 and up. Adjust bearings per unit $6.00  each. Adjust Brakes $7.50  each. Adjust gears $7.50  each. Install per  unit  $5.00  each. Pull & Grease  per unit $8.75  each . Fork install  $12.00 and up. Stem install $ per  hr. Tube install $4.00 plus tube. Tire install $4.00 Respoke  wheel  $30.00 Build  wheel  $40.00 Replace spoke  front  $3.00 + spoke +  True Replace spoke  rear $4.00 + spoke +  True True wheel  $5.00 &  up. BB install $6.00 Headset  install $11.75 Realign rear hanger $10.00  Handle bars  installed $20.00 & up. Box a bike for UPS $20.00 Build a boxed  bike $30.00 Shop rate $25.00 per hour. click here to go to the top of this page      Description of Work Performed during a  Bicycle Overhaul vs. a Tune-up      Bicycle Overhaul Each unit on the bicycle is overhauled. A unit (or bearing set) consists of the hubs, headset, bottom  bracket, etc. Most bikes have four units. After each unit is disassembled, the bearings and surfaces are then cleaned, inspected, re-greased, reassembled, and adjusted accordingly. If there is any problem with one of the  units that will require more work or parts than originally quoted, one of our  mechanics will let you know before the bike is returned. Unfortunately, this is unpredictable until the unit is disassembled and cleaned.      Bicycle Tune-up Adjustment and realignment of brakes and derailleurs, including adjustment of cable tension as needed. Adjust headset, bottom bracket, hubs, and  anything else that has a significant amount of bearing play. Ensure wheels are as true as possible.      The Fine Print Obviously, there are some differences  between an overhaul and a tune-up. An overhaul is a major task in making sure a  bikes componentry is properly greased and functioning as new as we can make it. An overhaul does not include adjustment of brakes, gears, or wheel truing. A        tune-up is a process of adjusting and correcting minor problems  that occur as components wear and cables stretch, without disassembling and  re-lubing or component replacement. Before an overhaul or tune-up is performed, we will give you an estimated price. Under normal cirumstances, our estimates are within 10% of the original quote. If there is a  major problem with a specific unit on the bicycle that needs replacing, and as a result, raises the price beyond the original quote, we will contact you by telephone to explain the problem and give you an adjusted price before doing the  repair. There are also a few minor differences in our labor rates. The  differences are a result of the types of componentry on each bicycle and the amount of work each unit requires for its repair. click here to go to the top of this page