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Would you like to learn how to fix and maintain your bicycle? Thinking about a career in the bicycle industry? OF COURSE SO! Sign up for a Bicycle Repair course at Savage's Bicycle Center. Our courses have been developed to provide you with hands on learning, as well as provide practical theory that will aid you in emergency situations.  NEXT COURSE OFFERING: NOVEMBER 9 Class starts at 6pm.  Introduction to Bicycle Maintenance: Each course will run Three hours.  During this period, you will learn how to fix a flat tire, adjust gears, and set brakes. In addition we will offer tips to..  - Read More

Thinking about a kids bike at the local big box store? We want you to think twice! Not only do we offer free service for as long as you own your bicycle, Starting this year, Savage's will give you a trade in value equal to 100% of the purchase price on every kids bike we sell 12, 14, 16, and or 20 inch wheels (does not include BMX bikes). How does it work?  At the time of purchase, you will receive a certificate which entitles you to 100% of your purchase price to be used as credit toward the purchase..  - Read More

At Savage's Bicycle Center we make it easy for you to purchase the bike of your dreams! We are offering the Following plans 6 month No Payment/No Interest 12 months No Interest/Equal Payment Plans! Simply come into our Fredericton Location and we'll take care of the rest!  Applications take approximately 5 minutes to complete.  Once approved by Desjardins financial, you can go shopping for the bike of your dreams! Once your account has been set up, you may use your SBC account immediately.*Applicants must be 19 years of age in order to apply. Applications can not be taken over the telephone.  - Read More

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We offer CUSTOM RADIUS SKATE SHARPENING!   What is this you ask? Understanding the radius sharpening/hollows isn’t rocket science and will make you a educated player. A skate is sharpened by applying a grinding wheel (stone) to the blade. This blade cuts a hollow (groove) in the blade. Most common measurements for this hollow generally range from 1/2” to 1”. The grinding wheel will be dressed to this specification, cutting (sharpening) the skate blade to the hollow you want. The 1/2” hollow being smaller, will make the groove deeper whereas the larger 1” will make the groove shallower (or flatter). It is..  - Read More