Average price of an overhaul for a dually

ruff · 05-12-2006, 02:26 AM

Well it's time to get the bike cleaned up and running smooth for the summer season. I'm just curious on how much a shop will charge to do a overhaul on my bike (04 Devinci 8-Flat-8). Is it pretty expensive, will I have sell a organ or two? I haven't really touched the pivots on the bike since I bought it new two years ago.

your input is appreciated.

freerider guy · 05-12-2006, 03:48 AM

At my shop (On Top) you can get it done for just over 100bucks. I don't know exactly what it includes but u can call and ask 604 990 9550. They are good guys and know what they are doin when working on your bike. Then again goin to the shop where you got your bike from or that deals devinci's is a good idea because they have the experience.

ruff · 05-12-2006, 06:30 AM

I'll might give you guys a call. I'm not going to take my bike back to the shop I purchased it. When I was getting a tune up done at West Point Cycles, the mechanic was pretty shocked on how my poorly my bike was put together, that left a bit of a sour taste in my mouth.... so to speak.

do you guy's sell Devinci? Is it better to take a certain brand of bike to a shop that carries that brand, for servicing purposes?

M@M · 05-12-2006, 06:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ruff

When I was getting a tune up done at West Point Cycles, the mechanic was pretty shocked on how my poorly my bike was put together, that left a bit of a sour taste in my mouth.... so to speak.

ive been shocked by the mechanics at west point in kerr for all the wrong reasons.
id take it to ontop, or steed, just because steed deals in devinci.

freerider guy · 05-13-2006, 12:54 AM

Yah of course I'm gonna say take it to On Top with them being my shop. They have always been there for me and when I was on a specialize for a short while and they couldn't answer my question they straight up told me to check out dizzy because they could give me a deffinate answer. If you are going to shop around (and sometimes it is a good idea), check out Steed Cycles on Marine Drive in north vancouver. They are a big devinci seller and are also capable guys.

05-12-2006, 02:26 AM	#1
ruff I'm a Hammer! Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Not quite South Surrey Posts: 1,042 Rep Power: 382104	Average price of an overhaul for a dually Well it's time to get the bike cleaned up and running smooth for the summer season. I'm just curious on how much a shop will charge to do a overhaul on my bike (04 Devinci 8-Flat-8). Is it pretty expensive, will I have sell a organ or two? I haven't really touched the pivots on the bike since I bought it new two years ago. your input is appreciated.

05-12-2006, 03:48 AM	#2
freerider guy Hack Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: N.Van Posts: 2,867 Rep Power: 29407	At my shop (On Top) you can get it done for just over 100bucks. I don't know exactly what it includes but u can call and ask 604 990 9550. They are good guys and know what they are doin when working on your bike. Then again goin to the shop where you got your bike from or that deals devinci's is a good idea because they have the experience. __________________ www.nsmba.bc.ca www.imba.com/canada www.endlessbiking.com

05-13-2006, 12:54 AM	#5
freerider guy Hack Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: N.Van Posts: 2,867 Rep Power: 29407	Yah of course I'm gonna say take it to On Top with them being my shop. They have always been there for me and when I was on a specialize for a short while and they couldn't answer my question they straight up told me to check out dizzy because they could give me a deffinate answer. If you are going to shop around (and sometimes it is a good idea), check out Steed Cycles on Marine Drive in north vancouver. They are a big devinci seller and are also capable guys. __________________ www.nsmba.bc.ca www.imba.com/canada www.endlessbiking.com

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05-12-2006, 06:30 AM	#3
ruff I'm a Hammer! Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Not quite South Surrey Posts: 1,042 Rep Power: 382104	I'll might give you guys a call. I'm not going to take my bike back to the shop I purchased it. When I was getting a tune up done at West Point Cycles, the mechanic was pretty shocked on how my poorly my bike was put together, that left a bit of a sour taste in my mouth.... so to speak. do you guy's sell Devinci? Is it better to take a certain brand of bike to a shop that carries that brand, for servicing purposes?