What kind of wheels do you have?
26″ Mountain Bike Wheels, Quick Releases for Front Wheels. We have rear wheels too for 7/8/9sp bikes. Do you have a really old bike? Bolt-on rims galore, even 26 x 1 3/8″. Twenty four and 20″ wheels for teen, kids and BMX bikes. 700c and 27″ rims and wheels in the stock yard as well.
All Used Wheels are $16
What kinds of bike parts do you have?
From the wheels mentioned above, we are more than happy to re-use hubs and rims from that pile. We have a Morizumi Spoke Machine to build new wheels. It is possible to recycle old spokes, but freshly cut new ones are often preferred, though an extra few dollars. Check out the link here to our Wheel Building Class: http://www.standardbikerepair.com/wheel-building-class/
On the Standard Bike Repair website, we have an Official Store. But in reality, it is a hob-knob WordPress Slideshow Plugin that shows a lot but not nearly close to all the bike parts we have at SBR. Here is the landing spot: http://www.standardbikerepair.com/bike-parts-sale-boulder/
Do you want to Swap out your Gearing Ratio and Do it Yourself?
We have chainrings, chains and cassettes of all sizes, access to a gearing ratio calculator and a Park Tool Chainring Diameter Gauge. In the event that we do not have your part in stock, we get weekly orders from our components supplier.
Used Seat Posts $9
New Seat Posts are Generally $20. I am amazed how often people need replacement seatposts. Remember, seat posts increase by .2 millimeters for each new size. Surprisingly .2mm is enough to make it impossible to extremely difficult to remove later. This is one of the first bike repair lessons that I learned humiliatingly at Community Cycles in front of Gary Gingras of Fat Kitty Cycles. I broke the work stand trying to hammer the closest one that fit into the bike. It took me a month to get it back out and got to introduce myself to several mechanics around town.
Grips are On Sale for $5
We have purple. turquoise, hot yellow, red, flame red, canary yellow, and blue for mountain and hybrid bikes. All the colors for road bikes are here to in Cinelli, Origin8 and Serfas for $11
Three New Seats in Stock
A Women’s Planet Bike A.R.S. for $25, a Men’s Cloud 9 for $18 and a BMX/Kids Cloud Nine for $15
Single Speed Aficionados
In a little Wooden Box, we have every fixed tooth cog from 14T to 20T. For the gentle rider who does not want to go fixed, we have varying sizes in freewheel cogs for single speeds. Making a custom crank? Chainrings all day.
Pedals
Brand New Orange colored Black Ops brand Pedals for $12, Lizard Skins 29er Chainstay Rubber-like Guard for $3. We have plastic 9/16″ pedals for $5 and 1/2″ metal ones for $9. There are a handful of clip-less pedals for $8.
Shifters
Ever size SRAM pod shifter from 3x, 7sp, 8sp and 10sp. No 9’s. But we do have Shimano Integrated Mountain flat bar shifters that are 3 x 9sp for $45
Grip Shifters 8sp and 5sp for $11. Thumb Shifters for $7, stem shifters for $8 and a used down-tube shifter for $12
Cycling Mirrors
Sunlite Bike Mirrors: $2
Hubs
32 spoke and 36 spoke hubs for disc, road, mountain, cassette and freewheels, bolt-on and quick-release. All hubs are $15. If you find the hub that you want in the yard with all the spokes still on it and you are willing to take them apart, hub is $8
Rims
We have a deep dish Origin 8 green rim and white rim in the 700c style. If you don’t know how to build a wheel, we will teach you. We don’t have colored spokes yet, but if I can sell a few of these bike parts, I will order Soma brand colored spokes; long ones in the 308mm range and use the spoke threader to cut them to size.
Handlebars
We have steel and aluminum flat bars, 31.8, 26.0 and 25.4mm bar clamp road bike drop bars. We have eclectic cruiser bars of all sizes for the Harley Davidson look to the mustache riding bar. Handlebars are $14
Bike Racks
There is a Universal Sized Planet Bike Rack hanging on the wall for $24. It fits 700c and 26″. It costs $6 to install. I have adapters in stock if your bike doesn’t come with threaded eyelets.
Stems
We have 1″ and 1/8″ threaded roadie and mountain style. There is one Cinelli left that is 95mm long and 20 degrees pointed down. It is going for $18. All other road stems go for $12. Mountain stems go for $8. Threadless 1 x 1/8″ stems are $9
Cable Housing
Comes in all colors for $1 per foot. Sometimes things happen like “We have lime green gear housing, but only blue, red, black, gray, purple and pink brake housing. No green.” If it needs to be green all the way, I am always looking for excuses to order new stuff.
Lights
We have a $40 USB Rechargeable Vetta Light 100 Lumens, 3 Watts, 4 Hour Lithium Battery Life on High Mode, and a lesser model with 20 Lumens at $30. We have basic blinky red rear lights for $10 and $8
Tires:
Lots of $26 mountain bike tires: those are $1
700c: much less in the used department
27″: a handful, they are $2
24″: more than you would think in stock: $3
20″ and 16″, a few, $5
Small Parts from Ferrules to Cable Ends, Cable Stops and Adapters
From handlebar shims to cable hangers, if you are trying to retrofit your bike, we have hundreds of accessory parts that can make that happen. Little parts range from 20 cents for ferrules to $12 for disc brake mounts to less than a hundred for stem extensions.
Locks
We always carry a basic U-Lock and Chain Locks for sale. They range from $20 to $35 to $50
Kickstands, Seat Post Clamps, Batteries, Odds and Ends
$2, Seat Post Clamps: $3, New Batteries $4.50, a Single Front Hydraulic Shimano Disc Brake: $30, Altus Mountain Bike Crank: $28, Oldie Rear Derailleur $12, Recycled 7/8sp Derailleurs $9; front derailleurs of all clamp sizes and speeds $10.
Bottom Brackets
Sunlite, Shimano, Italian Threaded, Threadless Repair, Looseball, American to English Adapters, 19mm Mid BB, Octalink, Octa VI and Octa VII. BB’s range from $15 to $65
Forks
Roadie, mountain, suspension and rigid. Forks range from $8 to $40
Frames
Road, mountain and hybrid. Frames sell for $10 to $100
Chains:
Single speed color for $15, Shimano and SRAM for $15 to $45 for 5/6sp, 7/8sp, 9sp and 10sp.
Call Ryan at 720-837-8984 or visit Standard Bike Repair. For email and location, visit the site. Here is our location tab: http://www.standardbikerepair.com/location/
