VeloGuy Mobile Bicycle Service

Excellent service! Thomas is super knowledgeable, I was really lucky to have him tune up my vintage 1970’s 10 speed. He was very conscientious of making the bike safe to ride for my teenager! Great pricing, comes to your location, on time, calls back with lightning speed! If you need your bike serviced Thomas is the one to call!

I had a repair needed on my son’s bike and he came out an hour after I called. It was fast and inexpensive and he was very professional and obviously well equipped to fix nearly anything.
I’ll call him back to tune up a couple other bikes as he is extremely affordable. Doesn’t charge to come and take a look! You can’t beat this since he comes directly to you!

Definitely recommend this guy for Eugeniuses. Nice and affordable, and told me what he was going to do before he did it. He fixed up my Cannondale to tip-​top shape and gave me some tips to keep it that way.
Very quick. I’d pick this over taking my bike to a shop anyday… I don’t know, I like bike shops, but they can be a little snobby and Veloguy definitely isn’t. He didn’t care that I didn’t know shit about bikes, he was just happy to help me get going. Got my bike overhauled for about a hundred bucks (new tires, new tubes, new cables, wheels trued, derailer and brakes adjusted, everything lubed) everything included. GREAT. He also threw in a bike commuter pamphlet to keep me from doing stupid things that would land me in the hospital.
I also really liked how I didn’t interrupt my day to do it. He asked me what time worked for me, swung by, and worked on my bike in his van while I kept doing chores. (I was worried he’d do it in the livingrooom and I’d have to make awkward small talk for 45 minutes, but no. No small talk, no grease, nothing to clean up.)
In an hour, bam, he gave me a holler and there it was, pristine and ready to go. DO IT.

I recently moved to Eugene from New York City, and so of course I brought along my bike, but it didn’t do so well during the cross-​country trip in the back of a tractor trailer – not to mention the fact that it had lived at my ex’s house in New Jersey for some time prior to that being abused in God-​knows-​what kind of ways. So when I tried to take the thing out for a spin, I promptly fell off of it (I have a plum-​colored-​and-​shaped thumb now to prove it, as well as a small array of scabs) because the handlebars had come loose and were now rotating about freely of their own accord. Needless to say, they aren’t supposed to do that.
I tried, in vain, to take one of the tires off and get the bike into my (small) car so that I could transport it to a local repair shop, but that was a non-​starter since (a) I couldn’t figure out how to do it and… (b)… um… see the first reason.
I was so happy to see that Tom’s service exists in Eugene. I sent him an email on Sunday night and he replied by Monday morning, saying he would be happy to come by on Wednesday (today) at 9. He arrived right on time and was very friendly; he told me it would take about an hour and fifteen minutes to finish everything that needed to be done, and he was right on the money. Plus, it ended up costing less than I thought it would. He happily accepted my personal check and even let me pet his super-​chill cocker spaniel (while my insane 5-​month-​old puppy ran around like a lunatic).
I couldn’t be more pleased with the service… now I can finally start using the bike lanes like a real university student!

Tom runs a mobile bicycle repair shop — he will drive his van TO YOU and do his best to fix your bike right there. If he has to, he will take your bike away with him and then DELIVER IT BACK. Oh joy oh rapture. Tom’s prices are reasonable and he is a super nice guy.