Pedals & Paddles Bike Repair PEDALS & PADDLES BIKE REPAIR
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Independent bicycle mechanic Mobile & drop-off

Bike repair in Castle Rock.

Done right, and back this week.

A trained bicycle mechanic working out of a fully equipped garage shop. Every price is published, estimates are free, and most bikes go back out in 1–2 days.

Book a repair See the prices
  • 1–2 days typical turnaround
  • Freeestimates, always
  • 6 years turning wrenches
The owner standing at his garage workbench, with the full pegboard of bicycle tools, a Park Tool repair stand and a shelf of parts drawers behind him.

01 — Tune-ups

Three tiers.
Real numbers.

Pick by how the bike has been ridden, not by how much you want to spend. If you’re not sure, call and describe it.

Back-to-school special

Safety Tune

A bike that's been in the garage all winter, or a first ride of the season.

  • Brake adjustment, front and rear
  • Derailleur and shifting adjustment
  • Chain cleaned, lubricated, and checked for wear
  • Tire pressure and bead seat check
  • All frame hardware torqued
  • Wipe-down and safety inspection
Ends September 1
$75
plus parts
regularly $95
1 day, usually
Most bikes need this

Full Tune

The one most people need. Weekly riders and daily commuters.

  • Everything in the Safety Tune
  • Wheel truing, front and rear (lateral)
  • Hub, headset, and bottom bracket bearing adjustment
  • Drivetrain degrease and re-lube
  • Brake pad and rotor inspection
  • Cable tension reset
$150
plus parts
1–2 days

Overhaul

High-mileage bikes, a bike bought used, or once-a-year full reset.

  • Everything in the Full Tune
  • Headset, bottom bracket, and hub bearings cleaned and regreased (not replaced)
  • New cables and housing throughout
  • Brake flush if equipped with hydraulic brakes
  • Full drivetrain sonic clean
  • Install labor on any new parts included in the package price
$275
plus parts
3–5 days

Kids bike tune-up

20-inch wheels and under

$50
plus parts

Every price is labor. Parts are quoted separately and you approve them before they go on your bike. If I open it up and find something else, you get a text with the cost before I touch it.

See the full menu and single-job prices

02 — What I fix

Bring me the problem, not the part number.

Describe what it’s doing and I’ll tell you what it is. You don’t need to know the name of the thing that’s wrong.

01 Brakes Adjustment, cable and housing replacement, a proper bleed on hydraulic brakes, pads that have stopped biting. 02 Shifting Skipping gears and dropped chains. Usually an adjustment, sometimes new cables or a derailleur. 03 Flats & tires Tubes, tires, and the tire that keeps going down for no obvious reason. 04 Tubeless setups Fewer flats, lower pressure, better grip on rock. Dried-out sealant refreshed. Priced per tire. 05 Wheel truing Wobbles, loose spokes, and rims that rub the brake once a lap. 06 Tune-ups Three tiers, plus a kids bike price. Pick by how the bike has been ridden.
Two greasy hands on the rear derailleur and cassette of a bike in the stand, chain and spokes in sharp focus, the tool board out of focus behind.

03 — How it works

Three steps, no counter.

Step 01

Tell me what it’s doing

Call, text, or use the form. A photo helps. You get a real number back, not a “bring it in and we’ll see.”

Step 02

I come to you, or you drop it off

Mobile service across the area, or leave it with me. Either way you get a firm date, not a maybe.

Step 03

You approve before I spend

Anything beyond the quote gets a text first. No surprise line items when you pick it up.

04 — Why me

Why not the shop down the road?

01

Turnaround in days, not weeks

Most tune-ups go out in 1–2 days. Quick jobs are often same day.

02

You talk to the mechanic

No service counter in between. The person who quotes your repair is the person who does it.

03

Every price published

The whole menu is on this site. You know the number before you hand over the bike.

05 — Mobile & drop-off

I’ll come get it.

Most repairs happen at the shop, but the bike doesn’t have to get there on your roof rack. Pickup and delivery across the service area, and a portable stand in the truck so the quick stuff gets done properly on site.

Drop-off details and directions come with your booking confirmation.

Towns covered

  • Castle Rock
  • Castle Pines
  • Franktown
  • Sedalia
  • Larkspur
  • Parker
  • Highlands Ranch

Not on the list? Ask — if it’s a reasonable drive, the answer is usually yes.

The owner at the repair stand with a hex driver, working on a blue mountain bike, with the pegboard of tools and bikes hanging in the garage behind him.

06 — Who’s fixing it

You talk to the mechanic.

A trained bicycle mechanic with 6 years on every kind of bike, working out of a fully equipped shop in the garage. Same stand, same tools, same standards you’d get at a counter — without the queue.

The person who quotes your repair is the person who does it, and the person you call if something isn’t right afterward.

More about the shop

07 — Book

What’s it doing?

Estimates are free. Tell me what the bike is doing and you’ll get a real number back.

Rather talk? (303) 667-1426

No spam, no mailing list. Just a reply. Got a photo of the problem? Mention it in the box above, or call (303) 667-1426.