Bike Suspension Repair &Service
Maintaining Your Suspension
Whether you ride hard, have had a few falls, or haven't serviced your bike in a while, it's important to make sure your suspension is working properly for a safe and efficient ride. We assist with all aspects of suspension including the fork, rear suspension, and dropper posts. We'll make sure you're getting the best ride out of any bike.
Fork Maintenance
Also known as front suspension, forks are important for taking forward impact. Over time or after crashes, the damping (rate at which the fork compresses and rebounds) will need maintenance, air pressure will need to be adjusted, and repairs to the fork components will need to be made.
Rear Suspension
Rear suspension is found on full suspension mountain bikes and allows the rear wheel to take bigger impacts. Air pressure, coils, and travel can all take a beating and need adjustments over time. Whether you're riding hard, or just have an older bike, it's important to upkeep your rear suspension.
Dropper Posts
Dropper posts allow the rider to push the bike seat down for more control and pop it back up for climbs and long, flat rides. Over time, these springs can wear out and the cables can degrade, making dropper posts difficult or impossible to use. Adjustments and full overhauls can fix the problem.
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Suspension Service Menu
Racer needs:
Bleed every 6 months/ half season
Damper rebuilt once a year
Avid rider or less, needs:
Bleed every year
Rebuilt every 2 years