WUSA Bike Centre

You need to check their Facebook page to know their service hours. Their prices are cheap but everything is DIY. Flat rate of $1/hour to be there with additional charges for other equipments.

Great place to go and fix/tune up your bike. Lots of tools are available, they just charge $1 per hour, and can provide you with some advice on how to fix various problems. Great to learn how to maintain your own bike

These guys are great ! They're always happy to help with any bike issues that you have.

This is a great resource open to all (not just members of the university). It's purpose is to provide you a very affordable shop to repair your bike rather than a service where you take your bike for someone else to repair. They sell some items such as inner tubes and brake/gear cables.Expect some volunteers to be very knowledgeable and others to be new to bike repair -- especially at the beginning of an academic semester. While they won't do repairs for you, it is my understanding that if they have the knowledge and are not super busy, they are happy to give you advice (but you should treat that as a lucky bonus).I will still do the simplest repairs at home, and I will take my bike to a repair shop if I have something really complicated that needs doing. However, for a comprehensive (but straightforward) tune and clean-up of my bike or for intermediate repairs, I am delighted to be able to use the UW Bike Centre.

I just got my bike tuned up today. I know nothing about bikes and was helped out by a friend as well as other people who were in the bike shop at the time. Yes it is DIY, yes it might be hard to find very specific parts and yes it can be daunting to go in there with no experience. That being said, go in anyways, make some friends, learn a little and walk out with a great bike that you now know how to fix yourself

I am very happy with my experience at UW Bike centre. I was having some problems with my shifts and decided to go there since I had bought my bike on one of their previous auctions. Their service was fast and they were very polite and kind. They tuned my bike and let me try it a couple of times until I felt it was perfect. I would go again.

Very inexpensive, useful for simple jobs. It's run by volunteers who aren't necessarily very knowledgeable, so if you're having trouble figuring out an issue, you may want to go elsewhere.

I arrived at 10:30 and apparently there is no one here. I checked their Facebook page and said that they opens at 11:00. So strange that they didn’t update the new hours. I asked a lady who passed by and she said it’s not open everyday and it’s either a hit or a miss. I’m so confused and decided to wait inside SLC till 11:00 to see wether the lady is telling the truth.

They have all the essentials that you need and will redirect you to nearby bike stores if you need something specific. The volunteers are friendly and approachable.

Great Place to Fix your bike and possibly getting some advice/help; depends on who is working during that time and her/his knowledge about cycling. There are lots of tools to use almost everything I needed and you can take down the parts you need from the bikes (available there) or find them already detached in the baskets. It depends on your luck, you may not find all the parts you need on the day you visit. The prices are cheap few box for seats or pedals, etc.