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Velofix - Albany - Time to get those skis tuned for your first trip to the mountain!

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They get 2 stars because the fellow that comes out to fix your bike is very nice and so is his dog…read moreDot. However, I'm still stewing and frustrated that my bike is still broken after being charged $250 for a tune up and a tire replacement and being nice didn't fix that. The front tire wobbles after being replaced, the bike is very very hard to peddle to make it move forward, the brakes aren't tight and the front brake doesn't grab the front tire so it's useless, and they put a sticker on my bike. As stupid as the sticker part sounds, how would you feel if every mechanic threw a bumper sticker on your car? Why haven't I called them to re-look at the bike? I don't want to spend at-least another $250 to have them come "fix" the bike. The bike is old and they knew that coming in to this. It needed a total overhaul, which I was very clear about and I thought we both understood this. I'm very disappointed and frustrated that I still need to invest more money into this bike to have it fixed.

I find Karl to be reasonable in that he comes to you and it's guaranteed express service! Is he…read moreexpensive, probably a little more than local bike shop, but he's local too.. just a roving local! IF you prefer to leave your bike at the shop and not ride for a month in prime riding weather, yes, you can save some $$. IF you prefer to do it yourself, yes, you can save some $$ - youtube can show you how to do most things, I am just not bothered to get manicured nails re-done. I like Karl to succeed, yes it cost a little more, but he is okay with me watching, teach me how to do simple maintenance, how to ride better, and within 2 hrs, I have my bike back and riding off into day... I like not having to drop my bike off and never seeing it for 3 weeks, and if I ask to watch the repairs/maintenance I usually get the excuse, no customer in the back, so I can't even be sure it is being worked on, only to trust that it is.

Victory Cycle Works - bike_repair_maintenance - Updated October 2026

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