MA
E-bike repair in Boston
47 shops in and around Boston work on e-bikes, e-scooters, onewheels and e-skateboards. Here's who they are, which ones handle batteries and wiring, and where riders rate them.
- Shops listed
- 47
- Cities
- 25
- Battery and electrical
- 3
- With posted hours
- 10
Try these checks first
Plenty of problems are a loose plug, a tripped battery or a setting. Our free repair wiki walks you through the safe checks.
Shops with the most detail
Shops that posted hours, a description or electrical work come first.
Boston
12 shops- Bikes Not Bombs Hub & Bike ShopClosed now
Boston, MA · E-bikes
- Broadway Bicycle SchoolClosed now
Cambridge, MA · E-bikes
- Casa Bikes @ AMPED!Closed now
Cambridge, MA · E-bikes, E-scooters
Cambridge, MA · E-bikes, E-scooters
- Dedham BikeClosed now
Dedham, MA · E-bikes
- Landry's Bicycles CharlestownClosed now
Boston, MA · E-bikes
- Munroe Velo Bike ShopClosed now
Topsfield, MA · E-bikes
- Trek Bicycle CambridgeClosed now
Cambridge, MA · E-bikes
- Trek Bicycles Cycle LoftClosed now
Lexington, MA · E-bikes
Belmont, MA · E-bikes
Somerville, MA · E-bikes
Somerville, MA · E-bikes
Shops that work on batteries and wiring
Many bike shops do brakes and tires but send electrical problems back to the maker. These 3 say they handle motors, batteries or wiring.
- Central Scoot Cambridge
- Dedham Bike Dedham
- Wheelworks Belmont
Questions riders ask
- Where can I get an e-bike fixed in Boston?
- Pedalwise lists 47 shops in the Boston area across 25 cities. 3 of them say they work on batteries, motors or wiring.
- Can I fix my e-bike myself?
- Often, yes. Flats, brakes, loose plugs and many error codes can be sorted at home. The free Pedalwise repair wiki walks you through the safe checks and tells you when to stop and get a pro, especially for batteries and wiring.
- Which e-bike brands do shops in Boston work on?
- Shops here most often name Bosch and Shimano. Many work on other brands too, so call and give them your model.
- How much does e-bike repair cost?
- Each network shop sets its own prices, so call and ask for a quote. Give them your brand, model and what's wrong, and ask whether they charge to diagnose it first.
Network shops are independent businesses. Pedalwise lists them to help riders find help, but we don't book, insure, set prices for or guarantee their work, rates or availability. Prices shown are as published by the shop and may have changed.