Plan Details:

Thank you for choosing Scheller’s Fitness & Cycling for your cycling needs. You have made an investment in a high quality bicycle and Scheller’s will help you keep it running smoothly for years to come. As a benefit of purchasing a new bicycle from Scheller’s we have included, at no additional charge our New Bike Adjustments Plan. Below you will find details on the areas of coverage and the limitations. This Service Plan is conferred upon the original owner and is non-transferrable. Scheller’s reserves the right to require original proof of purchase in addition to this certificate. Scheller’s Fitness & Cycling will provide free adjustments to the bicycle registered on this form as long as the original owner, also listed on this form, owns this bicycle. This plan exclusively applies to new bicycles (demo and used bikes are excluded) purchased at Scheller’s Fitness & Cycling from March 1, 2014 forward, where the original purchaser of the bicycle is listed and is in possession of and able to present this certificate.

This plan exclusively applies to new bicycles purchased at Scheller’s Fitness & Cycling from March 1, 2014 forward. Bicycles purchased directly from one of our partner brands and fulfilled directly or through Scheller's are not covered by this plan.  This plan is not transferable and is available to the original purchaser when he or she is in possession of and able to present their certificate.

While this plan is a valuable plan, it is not intended to cover all costs associated with every service item your bicycle will need while you own your bike.

Tune-ups, which include our Annual Maintenances Package, Performance Plus Package as well as Brake System and Drive Train Tune-ups are not a covered aspect of this plan.

One free early use check-up which is intended to be used within the first 90 days is included.

This plan does not cover, abuse, neglect or accidents.

This service plan applies to conditions involving normal use, as defined by Scheller’s Fitness & Cycling and requires regular maintenance and care on the part of the owner or a professional bicycle mechanic.

Items covered under this plan include: Adjustments to Brake and Shifting Systems, Adjustments to Headset and Crank Bearings, Level 1 Wheel Truing*, Chain Lubrication, Saddle Adjustments, Handlebar Adjustments and periodic inspection.

As cyclist, it is important that you become comfortable, familiar and capable of performing three basic maintenance chores: 1) Inflating your tires regularly. 2) Lubricating the external friction points on your bicycle. 3) Keeping your bicycle clean. As part of this plan, we are happy to provide guidance and education on how to perform these tasks.

Some of these regular maintenance items, including regular tune-ups, are often outside the scope of home mechanics and, as such, necessitate the paid services of Scheller’s or another store specializing in bicycle repair and service.

This plan does not cover the cost of components (all the items on your bicycle other than the frame and fork) or frames and forks. This plan does not cover labor associated with the installation of warranty or non-warranty components, frames or forks. This plan does not supersede or replace any manufacturer’s warranty.

Labor charges explicitly excluded by this warranty include, but are not limited to: tune-ups, part and accessory installation, flat tire repairs (tube and tire replacement), Level (2) or Level (3) wheel truing, overhauls, cleaning, bearing assembly overhaul, brake pad installation, brake bleeding, brake cable installation, derailleur cable installation, shock (rear or front) service or overhaul, spoke replacement, component removal and replacement, or bike fitting. This plan does not provide reimbursement for covered services performed by another bicycle shop. This plan does not cover labor expenses associated with improper use, abuse, neglect, accidents, damage or racing.

Scheller’s reserves the right to rescind this plan at any time at its sole discretion.

*Wheel Truing is the adjustment (tightening and loosening) of spokes in a wheel, which is intended to remove horizontal and vertical run out (deviation from a center line) in the rim of the wheel.

Level 1 Wheel Truing is: Truing necessitated by normal riding conditions and has less than 0.125” in run-out and does NOT require the removal of the wheel from the bicycle. Level 1 Truing does not include truing that is the result of improper tire inflation. Level 1 Truing does not cover items described in Level 2 and Level 3 truing.

Level 2 Wheel Truing is: Truing with run-out at or above 0.125” which comes from normal riding, requires the removal of the wheel from the bicycle, or is the result of improper tire pressure.

Level 3 Wheel Truing** is: Level 2 Truing, plus truing as a result of one, some or all of the following: road hazards, including curbing, pot holes, pavement breaks, man-holes, rail-road tracks; improper tire pressure, broken spokes; off road riding, jumping, racing, crashes; rider weight in excess of the published or reasonable user capacity of the bicycle or wheel.

**This list of Level 3 conditions may not be comprehensive, nor is it intended to address every conceivable situation. Other conditions not enumerated here may qualify as Level 3 Wheel Truing.