At Bunnyhop we provide timely and professional service for each and every bicycle that enters our shop. Our repair facility is well stocked with quality parts for your bicycle. Repair estimates are always free. If you have any questions just bring your bike by and we’ll be glad to look at it.
Flat Tire Fix: $10 (Inner tube included!)
Hourly Rate: $30
Basic Tune Up: $45
- Full Inspection for Damage and Wear
- Tires Inflated/Wheels Trued
- Brake Calipers Adjusted
- Chain and Cables Lubed
- Gear Shifters Tuned
- Headset/Bottom Bracket Adjusted
- Loose Nuts and Bolts Tightened
- Basic Cleaning
Wheel Build: $25 Per Wheel
- Wheels built at Bunnyhop have free lifetime service.
- Our mechanics have built hundreds of wheels that equip every type of bicycle.
- Most wheels are built with DT Swiss spokes for the highest quality.
- Each wheel is laced according to the rider’s preference and tensioned to the proper specifications with a spoke tension meter. All spokes are coated with Wheelsmith SpokePrep to ensure that proper spoke tension is kept for the lifetime of the wheel.
- We offer a full line of Road, Track, Mountain, and BMX wheels from great brands like Velocity, Mavic, Sun Ringle, Odyssey, Phil Wood, Formula, Chub, Profile Racing, KHE, and plenty of others. If you don’t see what you’re looking for, chances are we can order it for you!
Other Services:
Just ask! We provide most services for your bike, and have a large selection of professional tools. Bearing replacement? Bottom bracket facing? Replacement or overhaul of a rare or vintage part? Let us know and we can help!
Just wanted to know if you guys/gals do paint jobs. If so, what are the price ranges, and timetable for delivery.
By: Paul Zayas on March 10, 2009
at 9:09 pm
Hey Paul, We don’t do paint work. We send out everything to Manifest Paint in Philadelphia. Check out their Myspace. http://www.myspace.com/manifestbikepaint
By: bunnyhoprva on March 16, 2009
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Do you guys convert single speed to fixed gears? If so, how much?
By: Perry Spooner on April 2, 2009
at 7:54 pm
Hey Perry, we do a ton of single speed conversions. Best thing is to bring your bike by the shop for a free estimate. Most bikes need a new rear wheel, cog, lockring, chain, and some track pedals. It’s important to be thorough in your conversion by measuring your chainline and making sure all of your components will work well together and will keep you safe. Depending on what your bike needs, it would start at around a hundred bucks. Let us know!
By: bunnyhoprva on April 3, 2009
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Do y’all have any 47 cm bikes? I’m trying to get a new fixed gear bike.
Cheers,
Carra
By: Carra on May 23, 2009
at 10:32 pm
Hey Carra,
We just got a couple of the new Torker U-Districts which come in 44cm and 48cm. These are great, inexpensive single speeds that can be converted to easily to fixed gear. The U-district retails for 349.99 and comes with a 30 day warranty.
Another option is the IRO Mark V HD 46cm. which comes as a frameset for $289. A complete build on this would start around $600.
We can also get track frames from Origin-8, Volume, Marin, Surly, Soma, Pake, EAI, and a few others.
By: bunnyhoprva on June 23, 2009
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Hey, someone stole my bike and i was wondering if you sold cheap bmx frames because i really like building bikes and i’m only a kid.
By: Je'Shaun L. on June 22, 2009
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Hey Je’Shaun,
Sorry about your bike, man! We don’t have any cheap BMX’s in right now. About the cheapest new bike we can get would be an Eastern Paydirt or Ramrodder for around $300. Maybe check up at Recycles for a used bike or with the Books on Wheels people. Good Luck, and if you need any help let us know.
By: bunnyhoprva on June 23, 2009
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I have an old school bmx bike completely disassembled. I bought each piece seperately to replicate my bmx bike growing up. Skyway T/A (oval frame), bulls eye hubs, acs z rims (need to be spoked both rims and freewell added to rear hub) redline 3 piece cranks, gyro, etc…. Would you guys be willing to put together. Needs alot of TLC because frame, forks and cranks are in mint condition.
By: thomas on June 23, 2009
at 1:33 pm
Hey Thomas,
It sounds like this bike is gonna be awesome. We’d be more than happy to put it together for you. We have plenty of experience with these parts, aside from the z rims. we’ll call up ACS to figure an appropriate tension for them, and we can build them with the spoke pattern and color of your choosing. We stock DT Swiss Champion spokes in Black and Silver, and we can order nice stainless steel powdercoated spokes in just about any color. One big thing with those rims is whether they have had any UV exposure. Any prolonged sunlight will drastically reduce the shelf life of a 25 year old plastic rim. The wheelset build will probably run about $100 with labor and DT spokes, an ACS Freewheel will be $23, and our hourly rate is $30 for putting the rest of the bike together. I’d imagine that your total cost would run about $200 give or take and we can probably turn this around in a week, maybe less. You’re welcome to come by the shop with the parts for a more thorough estimate.
Thanks for the email,
Luke/Bunnyhop
804-248-5878
By: bunnyhoprva on June 23, 2009
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Hey do yall have any shadow comspiracy half link chains in?
By: austin jones on August 18, 2009
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Hey Austin, We have a few Shadow chains in black. We also stock the KHE half link, and the Stolen chain. The shadow interlock chain is definitely our favorite though, especially for the smaller sprockets like 25/9, 23-22/8. Thanks, Luke/Bunnyhop
By: bunnyhoprva on August 25, 2009
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Hey,
I was wondering what you charge in terms of new crank shafts? My pedal broke off during a ride, but I think the threading in the hole was stripped in the process. Is this a big job?
By: Becky on August 24, 2009
at 6:47 pm
Hey Becky,
Our pedals start at 22 dollars a set and our crank arms start at 15 dollars. The best thing to do is to bring the bike by to see what needs to be done. We might even have a used part to fix your bike. I’m sure we can get you back on the road within a day or two. Thanks for the email, Luke/Bunnyhop
By: bunnyhoprva on August 25, 2009
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By: Richmond has great bicycle shops | RVANews on August 25, 2009
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Hey,
my bike chain came off and its twisted, do i need a new bike chain or can you fix it and how much?
xoxo
-j
By: Jackie Lowe on November 3, 2009
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Hey Jackie,
I would recommend putting a new chain on your bike. If you put the same chain back on the bike, even if you twist it back into place, it is much more likely break because of the weakened metal. Our basic single gear chains are 15 dollars installed, and for nicer Rust Buster or multi speed chains, they are a bit more expensive. Best thing to do would be to come by and we’ll give you a free estimate. We may even be able to fix it on the spot.
Thanks, Luke/Bunnyhop 804-248-5878
By: bunnyhoprva on November 3, 2009
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