Question 1

What makes Revolution Mobile Bike Repair different from a traditional bike shop?

Accepted Answer

Revolution Mobile Bike Repair brings the repair shop to the customer's location and time of choice, eliminating the need to drop off a bike for days. The service operates on a mobile model where customers schedule appointments at their preferred day and time.

Question 2

What types of bikes does the shop service?

Accepted Answer

Revolution Mobile Bike Repair works on all makes and models, including road, gravel, triathlon, mountain, and path/pavement bikes. Services range from flat tire repairs to full bike breakdowns and suspension work.

Question 3

Does the shop offer suspension service?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Revolution Mobile Bike Repair provides basic fork and shock service onsite, starting from $40 per hour. More extensive suspension work on both forks and shocks is available.

Question 4

What are the shop's labor rates and minimum charges?

Accepted Answer

The shop charges $65 per hour for most services, with a $35 labor minimum for appointments. Suspension service starts at $40 per hour.

Question 5

Who is the mechanic, and what is their background?

Accepted Answer

Drew, the shop's lead mechanic, has 10+ years of experience and is a Shimano Certified Mechanic holding all available certifications. He has attended six World Championship events as a Team USA bike mechanic and is a three-time Ironman finisher.

Question 6

Does Revolution Mobile Bike Repair offer bike demos or test rides?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the shop provides the opportunity to demo bikes before purchasing, and mentions access to world-class trails for testing a bike line.

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