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Every month velofix will be featuring a rider who has had their bike serviced with us.  We are passionate about cycling, and so are our Clients. Save Time. Ride More… Read More

Whether it’s after a drenched road ride, or muddy mountain excursion getting your bike cleaned up is important and actually a LOT easier than you may think. A clean bike is a happy bike. A clean bike runs better, looks better, and is the single most effective way to reduce unnecessary/accelerated component wear. Cleaning is so important that we’ve made it one of the first things on every velofix tune up checklist and here’s what you’ll need to do the job right at home: What you need: A bike stand (this is a nice to have, if you don’t have one just stand the bike up against wall, or hang it by the seat off of something) Some clean rags. Rags, not paper towels; you want… Read More

velofix  has an immediate opportunity for a Junior Accountant/Inventory Analyst. We are a hyper growth company in the mobile service franchise industry looking for a team player to support and be a part of a revolutionary business transforming an industry. We offer a competitive salary, flexibility and a dynamic workplace and culture. If you are looking for an opportunity that has growth potential in an exciting industry with a great team, then look no further than velofix. Description Junior Accountant Analyze and reconcile general ledger accounts, record monthly journal entries Produce monthly, quarterly and annual financial statements to be reviewed and approved Produce quarterly and annual budget reconciliations to be reviewed and approved Support of corporate tax preparation, filing in both US and Canada… Read More

Every month velofix will be featuring a rider who has had their bike serviced with us.  We are passionate about cycling, and so are our Clients. Save Time. Ride More… Read More

For May we’ve added a new column to our monthly newsletter: Ask Boris. This will give readers a chance to pick Boris’ brain about all things biking. For May we went ahead and asked Boris our own question: Boris’ Answer: Don’t fight your brakes or rear derailleur – No need getting frustrated before you even start the repair! If you are riding a bike that has rim brakes*, make sure to use the brake release feature that opens the caliper to allow tire clearance and easy removal of the wheel. If you’ve got disc brakes, don’t worry about this step! If you’re removing the REAR WHEEL, make sure to shift the bike into the highest cog in the back (that’s the smallest one, usually 11… Read More