Bicycle Support by Mark Services and Rates

Specify components for a new bike assembly (i.e. appropriate gearing, crank length, fit-specific parts, wheels, saddle, etc.)
Specify components for an upgrade or component switchover
Design a custom frame and work with a frame builder to realize your dream
Get some insight to help your team, club, or riding group acquire equipment or get started
Home workshop design and layout
Logistics and planning services for your cycling event
Retail Stores and Bicycle Shops
      Subcontracting - bike assembly, wheel builds, fittings, anything
      Service area layout, design, and tool selection
      Streamline and document your service and assembly processes
      Employee education and evaluation

Ever wonder how to clean your bike, prepare it for shipping, re-assemble it? Adjust the shifting, derailleurs, brakes? Change a cassette, chain, cable, or wrap your handlebar tape? Learn how to use the proper tool properly (wow, there's a novel concept).

Maybe your club needs a refresher course on changing tubes or installing tubulars. Or a bike-handling clinic, maybe a seminar on general bike maintenance. Shifting always seems to be a concern, learn the right way to do it!

One-on-one instruction with a professional mechanic is the best way to go. Reduced rates for repeat sessions...learn how your bike works so you can be better prepared the next time you visit a bike store or service it yourself.

Share the cost with a group of friends. "Private" can include more than one person: your team, bike club, riding buddies, etc. You have the helm for this one. Anything to do with a bike is fair game!

COST: case-by-case basis, special purchases and prices available on items used in Private or Group Instruction!

This is a wide-open category. Captain Obvious says anything on this website is fair game for a clinic. Easy pickins there. Challenge me with something involving bicycles that tantalizes normalcy.

Yeah, the basic tire and tube changing clinics are always a go. To add a twist I can make it as easy as pie or force the strongest to grab a set of tire levers. Though I can stuff close to 100 wheels in my car, it is reasonable to bring up to 40 wheels or so...even a group of three or four times that size will have plenty of hands-on time.

Ever learn how to fall? It takes a tough cookie and some determintation to get through one of those workshops. Think and ask, I welcome your input.

COST: case-by-case basis, special purchases and prices available on items used in Workshops!

Bicycle Support By Mark, LLC

Professional Mechanical Support

Mobile Bicycle Repairs For All

Cycling Solutions Since 2004

Education & Training, Consultations