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Knipe Racing

Knipe Racing

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Durbanville's premier bicycle workshop specializing in suspension tuning, wheel builds, and technical services for MTB, gravel, road, and e-bikes, appointed as Scott Sports Africa's Western Cape Technical Centre. Stocks: Scott, Maxxis, Syncros, Industry Nine.

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Repairs & servicing Suspension service E-bikes Coffee shop

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4.9 (221)
  • shane samson

    I visited the shop on 3 occasions in 1 month and the Service has been Consistently FANTASTIC. Nothing is rushed ..and ALL staff looks out to make One feel WELCOME. Great Pricing is another Plus !

  • Miguel Carvalho

    Awesome experience visiting Knipe to repair my stripped pivot bolts! Other shops were not willing to assist, but Knipe were open to trying to find a solution, and they did! A great addition that they have internal engineering capabilities!

  • Janine Wencke

    Knipe Racing has been my go-to local bike shop for many years. They know me and understand my riding style and needs and always have my best interest at heart. Every one of the staff are excellent in skill and attitude. The culture of respect amongst the team is inspirational. And the coffee is lekker too!

  • Wihan Smit

    As someone new to cycling, I took my bike in for service hoping to get good support and guidance. Unfortunately, my experience didn’t go as smoothly as I expected. When I got the bike back, the front brakes (which were working before) no longer worked, and overall the bike feels worse than when I took it in. I also specifically asked to keep my old wheels, but they were not returned to me. On my brother’s bike, I only requested a quotation, yet a washing charge was added without my approval. The quotation on my own bike also wasn’t properly explained to me. While I did agree for the work to

  • Andre Van Eeden

    My Smart trainer malfunctioned recently as it was no longer able to measure the speed and cadence correctly. Numerous attempts to resolve the issue with the Reseller, local distributor and even the manufacturer (internationally) failed. The result was that the manufacturer indicated that it must be a failed speed sensor that could not be fixed and were no longer being manufactured (so no replacement available). Their advice was to get rid of the R12,000 piece of equipment and buy something new. I contacted numerous local (and 1 international) repair shop but with no success. This is not the ma

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