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Certified Bicycle Mechanic/Technician

atlanta-cycling

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🇬🇧 English
suspension systems hydraulic systems

Job description

About the role

Join a growing bike shop chain with eight stores across the Southeast. You will work hands‑on repairing and building bicycles while delivering top‑level customer service.

Key responsibilities

  • Perform repairs on all types of bicycles, including suspension and hydraulic systems.
  • Assemble new bikes for the sales floor and demonstrate products to customers.
  • Sell service packages, parts, and accessories while maintaining a professional store environment.

Required profile

  • Self‑motivated, team‑focused attitude with strong hospitality and communication skills.
  • Attention to detail, love for tinkering, and eagerness to learn new service methods and technologies.

Required skills

  • Knowledge of bicycle suspension systems.
  • Understanding of hydraulic brake systems.

What we offer

  • Competitive wages and excellent benefits.
  • Paid training, sick days, and paid time off.
  • Employee Purchase Program for bikes, parts, and accessories.

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