Which areas of Birmingham do we cover ?

Birmingham
Our services mainly cover Birmingham to the South, East and West as those areas can be reached quite easily from Bournville, keeping travel costs down. Typically the cost to customers of the mobile service within a few miles is £10-£15.

We can of course travel further and in some cases the extra cost may be worthwhile if you don't have a bike shop nearby. If your time is valuable, booking your bike into a shop, taking it in and then picking it up can be a nuisance, to say the least.

Bournville, Selly Oak, Kings Norton
We service quite a few bikes regularly in these areas, often used by people commuting into the city or the Queen Elizabeth (University) Hospital, along the canal towpath. If you commute regularly, we advise getting your bike serviced at least every 6 months, as the wear and tear can be pretty bad !
Edgbaston, Harborne, Quinton
We've found quite a lot of people using bikes to commute from these areas, in particular Harborne and Edgbaston give easy access into Birmingham centre, although you need to know your way around to avoid the busy roads. One of the main problems with commuting is that the bikes often get lifted into offices or stored with other bikes, leading to the gears getting accidentally knocked. So if your gears start to click suddenly, its probably because of a knock. The good news is they are easily readjusted.
Kings Heath, Moseley, Selly Park
These areas give quite easy access to the Rea Valley cycle route into Birmingham centre if you're commuting. While the cycle route is smooth and clean, frequent commuting on roads will wear bike components such as chains and brake pads, as a result of grit from the road. We'd advise pre and post-winter checks.
Longbridge, Rubery
With these areas being close to the Lickey Hills, we find there are quite a lot of mountain bikes that need regular servicing, especially those that are used regularly off-road. The main repairs are usually to gears and chains, where stones or twigs have got into the mechanism and messed up the gearing adjustment or damaged the chain.