At Feltwell Cycle Services, we offer comprehensive bicycle servicing to keep your bike performing at its best, including expert suspension tuning, brake servicing, wheel truing, and precision gearing adjustments.

Whether you ride a road bike, mountain bike, hybrid or e-bike, our professional bike servicing ensures smooth performance, improved safety, and longer-lasting components.

With experience and high-quality parts, we provide reliable cycle servicing in Feltwell and the surrounding areas, helping cyclists enjoy a smoother, safer ride every time.

SR Suntour XCM lower leg servicing £20

Full Suntour XCM service or rebuild from £50

Spring and Preload based! Suntour radium service from £50

Air shock Rockshox Spring & Preload based lower leg service from £20

Rockshox spring and preload based Full service fresh oil from £45

Rockshox AIR shocks – lower leg service from £40

Full service – fresh oil from £50

FOX suspension lower leg service from £40

Full service fresh oil from £50

Marzocchi lower leg service from £40

Full service including oil from £50

 

Air based rear suspension service from £40

Spring based from £60

X fusion suspension spring and preload based lower leg service from £20.

Full service £45

Air based from £50

PLEASE NOTE:

ALL parts to be paid for in full before any work commences with full payment being due prior or on collection known as a deposit!

We can only hold STORE all jobs for a maximum of 48 hours any longer unless prior arrangements is charged at £5 daily storage

Our Brake servicing covers a wide range of systems to suit different bikes and riding styles.

Disc brakes are commonly found on modern bikes and come in two types: cable-operated or hydraulic.

Cable disc brakes require regular adjustment to keep braking sharp, with cable adjustments priced at £10, while hydraulic disc brakes may need bleeding to remove air and maintain consistent performance – this costs £15 per caliper for mineral oil systems and £20 per caliper for DOT oil systems.

Brake pads are a routine replacement item for both systems and start from just £5 for a pair.

In addition to disc brakes, we also service cantilever brakes, typically found on road, gravel, and some mountain bikes, as well as V brakes and cable V brakes, which are most common on mountain bikes and more affordable, entry-level bikes.

Full Pricing on our Brake servicing is as follows:

Mineral oil £15 per bleed for caliper

Dot oil £20 per bleed.

Cable adjustment £10

Pads from £5 for both

Do you have broken spokes?
Has your wheel developed a more interesting curve than a banana?

Relax — we’ve seen worse. Whether it’s a wobbly rim, tired hub, or a drivetrain that sounds like it’s grinding coffee beans, we’ll get things spinning smoothly again. From full wheel rebuilds to quick fixes, we’ll straighten, service and sort it properly.

Wheel strip and redress from £15  spokes at £1 each

Hub strip clean and service from £15

Free hub service or replace from £15

Cassette removal and replace with clean one or replacing with new £15

Tyre check free Puncture repair non slime – inner tube £10

Slime – tube based innertube – from £15

Slime – tubeless from £20 per wheel

Rim trueing £15

When it comes to gears, the two names you’ll see most often are Shimano and SRAM. Both manufacturers produce a full range of drivetrain components, from entry-level setups through to top-end performance groups, and both are trusted across road, gravel, and mountain bikes. In real-world terms, either brand offers excellent reliability, smooth shifting, and strong long-term performance when properly set up and maintained.

The main differences tend to come down to design and feel rather than outright quality. Shimano is known for its refined, mechanical precision and familiar two-lever shifting on road bikes, while SRAM takes a slightly more minimalist approach with its single-paddle road shifters and early adoption of 1x drivetrains, particularly popular on gravel and mountain bikes. Crank design also differs, with Shimano favouring its proven Hollowtech aluminium system and SRAM often using carbon on higher-end models to reduce weight.

From a servicing point of view, both systems are straightforward to work on and equally well supported with spare parts. What matters most is correct adjustment, clean drivetrain components, and timely replacement of worn parts. Whether your bike runs Shimano or SRAM, regular gear servicing will keep shifting crisp, quiet, and dependable—exactly how it should be.

We want to get you moving again as quickly as possible. If you would like to find out more about what we do and how we can help you, or if you would like a no-obligation quote, please contact us on the number below, or by filling in the contact form:

Telephone: 07805 027 174