Independent bicycle workshop · Worcestershire
Professional servicing, repairs and upgrades for road, gravel, cyclocross and mountain bikes, delivered with meticulous attention to detail.
Two straightforward options
Choose a routine refresh or a more thorough service. We will check your bike and agree any additional work before we start.
Everyday care
Keep your bike running smoothly, safely and reliably.
A thorough refresh
Deeper cleaning and bearing care for a hard-working bike.
Labour prices. Replacement parts are extra. Brake bleeding, suspension work, seized components and complex internal routing are quoted separately. Bearing service applies where the design allows; replacement bearings are extra. Any additional cost is agreed first.
One repair, an upgrade or a custom build—we can help with those too.
Simple from start to finish
Every job follows a straightforward process, so you know what your bike needs, what it will cost and when it will be ready.
Get in touchShare the bike, symptoms and service you have in mind by email.
We assess the bike and confirm the work before carrying out anything additional.
Your bike is serviced methodically, using correct tools, procedures and torque settings.
You receive a summary of work completed and any recommendations for the future.
Built around better workshop standards
Precision Cycle Works combines practical workshop experience with a performance-focused approach. Every bike is treated as a complete system, not just a list of isolated parts.
That means careful diagnosis, tidy workmanship and recommendations based on what will genuinely improve reliability, safety and ride quality.
Meet the mechanic
Precision Cycle Works is owned and operated by Simon, a bicycle mechanic with more than six years’ experience working with road, gravel, cyclocross and mountain bikes.
Simon started Precision Cycle Works to offer riders a more personal and careful alternative to a busy retail workshop. Every enquiry is handled directly, from the initial assessment and quotation through to the completed repair.
As a cyclist, Simon understands how much confidence a properly maintained bike provides. That experience shapes a straightforward approach: listen to the rider, diagnose the problem carefully and recommend only the work that will genuinely improve the bike.
You will always know who is working on your bicycle and have a direct point of contact throughout the repair.
Frequently asked
Still unsure which service you need? Email us with the issue and we will advise.
Road, gravel, cyclocross and mountain bikes are all welcome. For specialist suspension, electronic or proprietary systems, compatibility will be confirmed before your visit.
Yes, provided the parts are genuine, compatible and safe to install. Additional time caused by incorrect or incomplete parts may be chargeable.
Yes. Any work or parts beyond the agreed scope will be quoted and authorised before fitting.
Turnaround varies with workload, parts availability and the work required. A realistic completion date will be confirmed after inspection.
Yes. Collection or return is free within 5 miles of Worcester, £15 per journey at 6–10 miles and £30 per journey at 11–20 miles. Longer journeys are available by quotation.
Contact the workshop
Email Simon with your bike make and model, the work you have in mind and any symptoms. We will discuss the options, costs and a suitable time directly.
Visits by arrangement. Please contact us before bringing your bike.
Road, gravel, cyclocross and mountain bikes. E-bike mechanical work is welcome; batteries, motors and electrical systems are excluded.