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70-Point Check & Tune

70-Point Safety Check

Overview

  • Comprehensive inspection covering 70 key areas of your bike.
  • Minor tweaks and adjustments included to ensure smooth operation of all components.
  • Damaged or worn parts will be identified and repaired with your prior approval.
    • Repairs under $250 can proceed immediately.
    • If the cost exceeds $250, we will contact you for further authorization.

Comprehensive Service

Overview

  • Includes the complete 70-Point Safety Check to ensure safety and identify any needed repairs.
  • Designed to save you money by including common repair labor at no extra charge.
    • Sourcing, ordering, disassembly, cleaning, fitting, and tuning can add up—this package bundles that labor cost.
  • Typical wear-and-tear repairs are covered under this single labor fee.

Included Labor (No Extra Charge)

  • Disassembly (if necessary), cleaning, and lubrication of your drivetrain (chain, gears, etc.)
  • Chain replacement
  • Chainring replacement
  • Pedal replacement
  • Crank replacement
  • Handlebar replacement
  • Installation of new/additional items (e.g., rear carrier, new grips, rearview mirror)
  • Brake pad and/or rotor replacement
  • Replacement of tubes and tyres
  • Installation of tyre armor
  • Brake repair/adjustment/bleeding
  • New shifter, brake lever, or LCD installation

Note: The cost of parts (components) themselves is not included in the Full Service labor package. You’ll only be charged for the parts, not the additional labor.


Questions or Bookings?
Feel free to contact us if you have any questions about the 70-Point Safety Check or the Full Service package. We’re here to ensure you get the best performance and safety from your bike.

 

70 Point Inspection Checklist


Frame & Fork

  • Check for any visible impact damage
  • Inspect for rim flats, wheel buckling, and fork damage
  • Verify front suspension fork function and check for corrosion

Wheels & Tyres

  • Check for broken or loose spokes
  • Inspect rims for cracks
  • Evaluate tyre wear and tread depth; look for cracks in sidewalls
  • Confirm front and rear axle/skewer tension
  • Check front and rear wheel bearings for smoothness (“bearing rumble”)
  • Verify tyre air pressures

Brakes

  • Inspect brake cables, mounts, and clearances
  • Check front and rear brake rotor wear
  • Examine front and rear caliper mounts
  • Assess brake pad wear (front and rear)
  • Test brake piston activation and deactivation
  • Confirm brake levers are undamaged and functioning correctly (including brake cut-out switch if applicable)
  • Check for proper brake activation, cable function, and any signs of wear

Cockpit & Controls

  • Inspect stem for looseness (slop) and check head set crown race compression
  • Check adjustable stem tension
  • Evaluate handlebar grip wear and ensure grips are secure
  • Confirm bell functionality
  • Check bar-end cable management and handlebar-to-stem torque
  • Inspect brake lever action and any potential damage
  • Verify gear shifter mechanism, function, and cable wear
  • Confirm handlebar accessory mounts (front basket, bottle cage, rearview mirror, etc.)
  • Inspect LCD screen for moisture ingress or damage; test activation and mode buttons
  • Check speed sensor accuracy
  • (Optional, extra fee) Perform software/firmware updates
  • Test handlebar power on/off switch and power assist activation

Battery & Electronics

  • Inspect battery cavity for wear and tear
  • Check contact points, battery mounts, and key/barrel function
  • Ensure external cable routing is clear and secure

Seat & Suspension

  • Confirm seat post clamp tension
  • Check adjustable seat post function, wear, and tear
  • Inspect rear shock function
  • Assess rear suspension pivot points and bushings for wear
  • Check saddle anchor points and overall saddle wear
  • Inspect dropper post function, cable routing, and bar-end activation

Drivetrain & Pedals

  • Check crank and bottom bracket torque
  • Ensure pedal-to-crank torque is correct
  • Inspect pedal bearings and look for pedal strike damage
  • Evaluate chain wear and lubrication (watch for incorrect lubes)
  • Assess rear gear set for overall condition, function, wear, or contamination
  • Check derailleur hanger alignment and inspect derailleur condition/cable function
  • Test gear shifting and indexing

Additional Items

  • Check rear carrier and hitch point mounts
  • Confirm everything is properly tightened and secure.