Mountain Bike Service SW London

Mountain bikes need more than a quick gear tune. Bike Clinique assesses brakes, drivetrain wear, wheels, bearings, controls, tyre setup and safety at its SW17 workshop, then gives you a clear quote before work starts.

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Mountain bike checks built around the fault

Brakes and controls

Pad and rotor condition, lever feel, cable or hose routing and the symptoms you report are checked before any agreed repair.

Drivetrain and gears

Chain, cassette, chainring, derailleur, hanger alignment and shifting are assessed together so worn parts or setup issues are not treated in isolation.

Wheels, tyres and bearings

Wheel condition, spoke tension, tyre setup and unwanted play can be checked alongside hubs, headset, bottom bracket and pivots where relevant.

Plan an MTB drivetrain, brake or wheel upgrade

Bike Clinique can assess the bike and the proposed change together before fitting. For drivetrain work, that includes the shifter, derailleur, cassette, chain, chainring, freehub and gear range. Brake projects are checked for lever and caliper fit, hose routing, rotor size and mounts. Wheel projects are checked for axle, freehub, brake, tyre and frame or fork compatibility.

Send the bike make, model, year, current components and the change you want through the MTB upgrade quote route. The workshop will confirm what can be assessed and quote before paid work starts; parts availability is confirmed separately.

Useful MTB workshop routes

SW17 workshop

Bike Clinique is at Unit 1, The Swan Centre, Rosemary Road, SW17 0AR, serving Wimbledon, SW17 and South West London riders. Open Monday–Saturday, 8am–5pm. Sunday closed.

Most repairs and services take 24–72 hours unless parts or complexity require longer. Contact the workshop first for suspension concerns or an electric mountain bike so the exact bike, symptoms and available work can be confirmed.

Contact Bike Clinique, view booking options or call 07951 125843.

Mountain bike service questions

What does a mountain bike service include?

The workshop starts with an assessment and a clear quote. Depending on the bike and its condition, agreed work may cover brakes, gears, drivetrain wear, wheels, bearings, controls, tyre setup and safety checks. Parts or specialist work are confirmed before booking.

Can Bike Clinique check MTB forks and rear shocks?

Yes, the workshop can assess visible condition, play, setup and symptoms. Send the fork or shock make, model and problem first. The exact work is confirmed before booking, and specialist internal damper or warranty work may require referral.

Can Bike Clinique assess an electric mountain bike?

Bike Clinique can assess the bike and confirm compatible mechanical support before booking. Send the make, model, drive system and symptoms first. Unsupported system-level, warranty, locked, firmware, battery or motor work may require referral.

How long does a mountain bike service take?

Most repairs and services take 24–72 hours once the bike has been assessed. Parts availability, suspension work, wheel damage or more complex faults can take longer, so timing is confirmed with the quote.

Can Bike Clinique plan an MTB drivetrain, brake or wheel upgrade?

Yes. Bike Clinique can assess the bike and proposed change together, checking the relevant drivetrain, brake, wheel, axle, freehub, tyre and frame or fork compatibility before fitting. Send the bike make, model, year, current components and intended change so the workshop can confirm the assessment and quote before paid work starts.

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