Question 1

What suspension services does Beanie's Bike Shop offer?

Accepted Answer

The shop provides rear shock service including air can service, inline shock full rebuild, and remote reservoir shock full rebuild. Fork service includes bath oil and wiper seal change and full rebuild/200-hour service. The shop also services RockShox Reverb systems. A $25 discount applies if customers bring the component without the bike.

Question 2

Does Beanie's Bike Shop build wheels?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the shop builds wheels at $100 per wheel and also offers basic wheel truing for $35, spoke replacement with wheel true for $40 plus parts, and tubeless conversions at $45 for one wheel or $85 for two wheels with tape, valves, and sealant included.

Question 3

Will Beanie's Bike Shop install parts purchased elsewhere?

Accepted Answer

The shop will install any outside parts that will work on a customer's bike, even if not purchased from them, with the exception of tubes.

Question 4

What is the shop's history and how did it get its name?

Accepted Answer

Beanie's Bike Shop opened in January 2019 in Los Alamos, NM, and is owned and operated by Ryan McIntyre and Rhiannon Laakso-McIntyre. The shop is named after their small brown dog, Bean. The business relocated to Taos in February 2024 and opened its current brick-and-mortar location in February 2025.

Question 5

What is the hourly rate for services not listed on the menu?

Accepted Answer

Beanie's Bike Shop charges $100 per hour for unlisted services, or $150 per hour specifically for e-bike work.

Question 6

Does Beanie's Bike Shop offer bike fitting?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the shop provides bike fitting services; customers should inquire directly for pricing and availability.

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