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Also called bicycle assembler, bicycle assembler technician, bicycle fitter and bicycle mechanic.
$42,780
Median pay a year
12,170
People do this work
6
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Bicycle Repairer
Summary
Bicycle repairer repairing and servicing bicycles, installing and adjusting brakes, wheels, and gears, and helping customers choose the right bikes and accessories
Experience
Bicycle Repairer
Where you worked
Month Year to Month Year
Helped customers select bicycles that fit their body sizes and intended uses
Installed and adjusted brakes and brake pads on bicycles
Installed, repaired, and replaced equipment like handlebars, stands, lights, and seats
Cleaned and lubricated bicycle parts for better performance
Disassembled axles to repair, adjust, and replace defective parts using hand tools
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Installed and adjusted brakesHelped customers choose bicyclesAligned bicycle wheelsAssembled new bicyclesSold bicycles and accessoriesCleaned and lubricated bicycle parts
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Installed and adjusted brakes to ensure optimal performance and safety for riders
Aligned bicycle wheels to enhance stability and improve ride quality
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Installed and adjusted brakes to ensure optimal performance and safety, boosting riders' confidence on their bikes
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Riders felt more confident on their bikesBraking response was noticeably smootherSafety checks showed fewer issues
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Aligned bicycle wheels to enhance stability and improve ride quality
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Riders reported a more comfortable rideBicycles handled better on turnsFewer complaints about wobbling wheels
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Installing vehicle parts
Assembling mechanical components
Adjusting vehicle components
Aligning equipment
Grinding parts
Disassembling equipment for repair
Performing equipment maintenance
Repairing tires
Explaining technical product information
Selling products or services
Ordering equipment
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What a Bicycle Repairer does
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Repair and service bicycles.
What it pays
How much does a Bicycle Repairer make?
Annual pay across the United States. The middle figure is the median: half earn less than that, and half earn more.
25th percentile
$36,360
Median
$42,780
75th percentile
$48,020
About 12,170 people do this work in the United States.
What it pays in each state
State
25th percentile
Median
75th percentile
AK
$39,550
$42,330
$42,420
AZ
$39,450
$53,970
$59,180
CA
$41,630
$45,120
$49,300
CO
$40,740
$47,620
$53,040
CT
$40,050
$45,630
$50,300
DC
$46,860
$46,860
$51,910
DE
$33,900
$35,650
$45,600
FL
$38,980
$41,630
$44,880
GA
$29,840
$30,870
$35,370
IA
$30,360
$34,240
$36,980
ID
$36,080
$37,550
$45,240
IL
$31,810
$37,560
$40,920
IN
$30,040
$33,010
$40,670
KS
$31,220
$35,360
$45,340
MA
$38,090
$41,600
$47,990
MD
$37,740
$44,550
$47,820
ME
$39,100
$46,200
$49,580
MI
$36,730
$38,910
$44,970
MN
$27,950
$35,210
$44,270
MO
$31,220
$38,170
$44,500
MT
$37,540
$37,990
$43,710
NC
$31,220
$36,500
$45,650
ND
$34,050
$34,440
$45,990
NJ
$40,030
$49,260
$62,400
NV
$27,580
$35,290
$44,200
NY
$37,890
$47,750
$52,150
OH
$31,630
$33,640
$34,340
OK
$24,180
$34,650
$38,030
OR
$40,010
$45,600
$48,780
PA
$37,140
$39,890
$47,390
PR
$23,250
$24,140
$24,270
RI
$36,400
$36,400
$46,210
SC
$34,180
$35,530
$37,240
SD
$29,350
$31,500
$35,140
TN
$34,400
$34,640
$36,440
TX
$35,170
$37,690
$44,440
UT
$35,640
$43,100
$47,640
VA
$35,420
$36,420
$42,760
WA
$45,640
$48,220
$54,330
WI
$29,580
$43,710
$48,830
WV
$31,400
$41,960
$48,370
WY
$47,240
$49,030
$59,680
Other names
Other names for this job
bicycle assembler, bicycle assembler technician, bicycle fitter, bicycle mechanic, bicycle repair technician, bicycle repairman, bicycle service technician, bicycle technician, bike assembler, bike assembler tech, bike mechanic, bike technician.
More names for this work
service shop tech, service shop technician, service technician, shop mechanic, shop technician.
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This page is about the occupation Bicycle Repairers. What this job involves and what it is made of come from O*NET 30.3, the US Department of Labor's occupation database, refreshed July 2026; Rung writes those records into the plain sentences you see. Pay comes from the Bureau of Labor Statistics OEWS release for 2025. Rung is an independent service and is not affiliated with or endorsed by either agency. How Rung handles accuracy is on the accuracy page, and the full data credits are on the credits page.