Chain wear: 0.5% is your replacement line
Past 0.75% and you're shopping for a cassette too.
Moto Channel Cycles is an online bicycle consulting studio. We diagnose, plan upgrades, and guide assemblies remotely — through video, photos, and one straight conversation with a mechanic.
Each service hangs from the part of the bike it serves. Click a service to highlight its component on the assembly above.
NOTE · All consultations delivered remotely. Written reports included. Pricing reflects single-session work; bundles available on request.
A short, repeatable loop. No queues, no shop visits — just a focused diagnostic conversation.
Send your bike model, photos, and a short video of the issue.
We walk through the symptoms, measurements, and your riding context.
You receive a written assessment with prioritized actions.
Optional live call to execute the work or plan the upgrade.
Each entry is a finished consultation. Rider feedback is bolted directly to the build it belongs to.
SHEET 05 · UPGRADE MAP
An upgrade is only good if it fits the frame, the standard, and the rider. We map every recommendation against your current setup.
When you send us a ride file or a photo of your drivetrain, this is the kind of read-out you get back.
Short technical reads, the kind we'd say out loud during a consultation.
Past 0.75% and you're shopping for a cassette too.
Dial spring rate first — air or coil — then chase ramp-up.
A truing tool fixes one. A 2 mm allen fixes the other.
Drop 4–6 psi as a starting point. Traction climbs sharply.
Things we keep telling people. So we wrote them down.
Wipe, lube, wipe. Three steps. One minute. Two-month chain life.
If your shifting clicks under load — start at the B-tension screw, not the limits.
Replace bar tape before you replace gloves. Cheaper, bigger comfort gain.
A spongy lever is almost never the pads. Bleed first.
Tire pressure is the single most under-tuned variable in cycling.
The dashboard is also the contact panel. Status lights tell you we're a small studio — three weeks old, fully online.
Moto Channel Cycles is a young online bicycle consulting studio. We help cyclists make smarter decisions about maintenance, upgrades, and setup — over video, photos, and a straight conversation. We're three weeks old, deliberately small, and built around one idea: a good remote mechanic saves you a trip and a bad part order.