For bike shops and e-bike mechanics

Getting found for “e-bike repair near me”: the checklist for bike shops

E-bike owners search for someone who'll actually take their bike. This checklist covers what makes your shop the obvious answer.

1 · The friction

Sound familiar?

What bike shop owners tell us about e-bike customers.

“People don't know we fix e-bikes”

Many owners assume a shop won't touch an e-bike it didn't sell.

Source: Upway

“Our site only talks about road bikes”

If e-bikes aren't on your site, search and AI tools won't connect you to them.

Source: Tift client work

“Every call starts with ‘how much?’”

A published diagnostic fee answers that before they ring.

Source: Pedl; Melbourne Powered

“Customers didn't know we service other brands”

Shops that service any brand rarely say so online.

Source: Pattern we check for in audits

2 · The numbers

E-bike owners, by the numbers

288,911

E-bikes forecast to sell in Australia in 2026

NRMA Open Road

28%

Of bikes imported in 2023 were e-bikes

Flow Mountain Bike

87%

Of people use Google to read local business reviews

BrightLocal, 2023

600k

NSW residents using a shared e-bike each month

BYKKO, citing NSW data

Every new e-bike is a future service job. Make sure its owner can find you.

3 · The checklist

Tick off what your shop already has

Your score updates as you go.

Your score

0 / 12

Start with an e-bike page and your Google profile.

Google

Your website

Trust

Bookings

4 · The decision

Do it yourself, or get help?

Do it yourself if

You can edit your website.

You have one shop.

You already list services and prices.

Get help if

Your site doesn't mention e-bikes.

You don't show up when you search “e-bike repair” nearby.

You have more than one shop.

Red flags

No prices anywhere online.

A Google profile you can't log into.

Old reviews only.

5 · In practice

What getting found for e-bike repair usually looks like

Challenge

E-bike owners nearby can't tell the shop services e-bikes at all.

Action

An e-bike page listing motor systems serviced, e-bike repair on the Google profile, and reviews that mention e-bikes.

Result

30 days

Watch Google profile views and calls over the first 30 days.

6 · Quick answers

Questions shop owners ask us

Do I need a separate e-bike page?

Yes. It's what lets Google and AI tools connect your shop to e-bike searches.

Should I list the brands I service?

Yes, and the ones you don't. It saves calls and builds trust.

Bastien Durand

Digital growth specialist and sports coach in Sydney, helping local service businesses get found on Google and in AI answers.

Try it now

Check what AI says about your shop in 2 minutes

Open ChatGPT, Gemini or Perplexity.

Ask: “Where can I get my e-bike serviced in your suburb?”

Are you named? If not, you're missing customers who search this way.

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