Wheelwork, Built Around You

Compare wheel-building options, spoke and rim choices, and repairs tailored to your bike and how you ride.

Wheelwork, Built Around You

From a custom wheelset to a careful repair, get skilled attention for the wheels your riding depends on.


Custom Wheel Builds

A custom build starts with your bike, riding style, and priorities. We can help you consider rim, hub, spoke, and lacing choices, then build the wheel to your specifications. Whether you ride city streets, gravel routes, or longer distances, the goal is a dependable wheelset that fits your setup and feels right under you.


Wheel Truing

A wheel that rubs a brake, shifts under load, or looks visibly out of true may need careful adjustment. We check the rim’s position and spoke tension, then make measured corrections to bring the wheel back into alignment. Truing can improve how your bike rides and help identify other wheel issues that need attention.


Spoke Replacement

A broken spoke can leave a wheel unstable, even if the rest of the bike seems fine. We replace damaged spokes with compatible parts and inspect the surrounding spokes, rim, and hub. The wheel is then brought back into alignment as needed. A broader inspection helps determine whether a simple repair is suitable.


Wheel Repair

If a wheel keeps losing tension, runs unevenly, or has suffered an impact, we can assess what is going on. We inspect the wheel’s components and condition before recommending repair options. Some problems call for adjustment or replacement parts; others may make a rebuild or new wheel the more practical choice.


Wheel Rebuilds

A rebuild can give a serviceable hub a new life or adapt a wheel to changing needs. We assess the existing components, confirm compatibility, and discuss what can be reused. From there, we can plan a rebuild around your intended use and preferences, with attention to fit, spoke choice, and a carefully tensioned result.


Wheel Inspection

Regular wheel checks can reveal issues before they become harder to address. We look for signs of damage, uneven tension, rim wear, and alignment problems, and explain what we find in clear terms. An inspection is useful after a hard ride or impact, or when a wheel does not feel as stable as it should.

Plan Your Next Wheel Build

Tell us about your bike and how you ride. We’ll help you choose the right next step.