Less hauling.
More rolling.
Bicycle & e-bike repair that comes to you. At home. At work. Back to your next ride.
Mobile only · By appointment · No storefront
Find your way
back to smooth.
From a seasonal tune-up to a stubborn flat, start with what your bike needs. Parts and bike complexity can affect the final price.
Derailleur and brake adjustments, drivetrain cleaning and lubrication, and wheel truing. A practical starting point for most bikes.
View the full published price list ↗Published service rates; confirm your estimate before booking. A service call charge and $30 minimum invoice apply. The original pages list $10 and $10–15 primary-area call charges; ask Mitch to confirm your location’s charge.
Small fixes. Big difference.
Tires & tubes
Published tire/tube changes range from $30 for a common bicycle to $60 for a fat-tire e-bike rear tire, including the tube. Share the tire size from your sidewall.
Brakes & cables
Rim and disc adjustments, cable replacement, disc pads and hydraulic brake bleeds. Published brake bleeds are $25–35 per caliper, plus fluids and parts.
Drivetrain & wheels
Chains, cassettes/freewheels, derailleurs, bottom brackets, hub bearings and wheel truing. Off-bike wheel truing is listed at $30–50 per wheel.
Assembly & accessories
Direct-to-consumer bicycle and e-bike assembly is listed at $50/hour. Also ask about racks, fenders, child seats, saddles, bar tape, headset work and common accessories.
E-bike?
You’re in
the right gear.
Mechanical repairs and direct-to-consumer assembly, with honest advice about what your particular bike needs.
Can you work on my e-bike?
Mitch services mechanical components such as tires, brakes, chains and cables. Some bikes are more serviceable than others; share your model before arranging a visit.
Buying a bike online?
Consider replacement-part availability and responsive manufacturer support. Mitch also assembles direct-to-consumer bicycles and e-bikes. Ask about your model before purchasing or booking.
What about a manufacturer warranty?
Parts and labor coverage can differ. Check your manufacturer’s terms and confirm labor costs with Mitch before a repair.
Speed changes, local rules & young riders
Mitch advises against performance modifications. Before riding or buying for a child, check current local rules and the manufacturer’s guidance.
Use the existing online booking page ↗
A familiar name.
A helping hand.
“Mitch at Revolution Cycle CLE is absolutely amazing. He is incredibly responsive, helpful, and patient. He even let my son follow him around while he fixed the scooter.”
“Did a great job. Will recommend and use again”
Selected customer notes from the original website. Dates and star ratings were not published.
Tell Mitch
what’s not
rolling right.
Text your name, address, bike type and the repair you need. Include tire size for a flat, or brand and model for an e-bike. Appointment availability is confirmed directly.
RevolutionCycleCLE@gmail.com ↗Prefer a form? Use the existing enquiry page ↗Based in the Heights.
On the road for you.
Service boundaries and travel charges vary. Confirm your address when you enquire; there is no walk-in shop.
Primary service area & travel
All of Cleveland Heights; Shaker Heights north of Chagrin; University Heights and South Euclid west of Green Road; University Circle, Little Italy, CWRU and Cleveland Clinic/UH area; East Cleveland south of Euclid Blvd and west of Noble Road. Outside-area travel is listed at $1/minute by GPS, negotiable for 2–3 hour visits. Confirm before booking.
Contact hours & mailing address
Phone/text contact hours: Monday–Saturday, 10am–4pm. Repairs are mobile and by appointment, with no set service hours. Mailing only: Revolution Cycle CLE, LLC, 2515 Overlook Road #16, Cleveland Heights, OH 44106.
Workmanship concerns
The published policy asks you to contact Mitch within 30 days with workmanship or parts concerns, assuming the nature of the problem allows, so reasonable efforts can be made to put it right.