Bike Service, Sales and Suspension
in Hudsonville, Michigan
A bike shop for Hudsonville riders
Biked is about 15 miles from Hudsonville City Hall, around 30 minutes by car. Take Chicago Drive east to 28th Street, or I-196 to M-6.
Bring us your bike for a tune-up, a repair or a suspension rebuild, let us pick it up from your home, or come in and find your next bike. Hudsonville riders have plenty to work with: the Buttermilk Trail through town, the Kenowa Trail toward Zeeland, the rebuilt Musketawa Trail from Marne, miles of quiet farm roads, and new singletrack at Johnson Park.
Two easy ways to get your bike serviced
Visit the shop
We’re at 2312 28th St SE, Grand Rapids, on the southeast side. Drop off your bike, talk through a new bike or custom build with us one-on-one, or pick up parts and gear.
Pick up and drop off
We pick up and drop off all over Hudsonville.
- We pick up at your home. You don’t need to be there: leave your bikes in the garage while you’re at work and tell us where to find them.
- Up to three standard bikes ride for one fee, so the whole household can get serviced at once.
- One way works too. Have us pick up your bike and stop by the shop to get it and talk it over in person, or drop it off with us and we’ll bring it home. You only pay for the trip you use.
- Pickup is $20 each way, $40 round trip. Depending on where you are in Hudsonville, an extended-area fee from $15 may apply. Call 616-234-0134 and we’ll check your address.
- A $95 minimum service applies, and oversized bikes have a $15 transport fee.
Find the right bike, not just a bike
Buying a bike at Biked is one-on-one. We ask how and where you ride, help you choose the right model and size, and set it up before it leaves the shop. We keep our floor small on purpose and order most bikes to your size and spec, so you get the bike that fits you instead of the one we need to move.
We’re an authorized dealer and service center for Specialized, Cervélo, BMC and Transition, and we do custom builds with ENVE, Chris King and Industry Nine parts.
Road and gravel
Road bikes for the Kenowa and Musketawa Trails, and gravel bikes for the farm roads out toward Jamestown, New Holland and Dorr, from Specialized, Cervélo and BMC.
Mountain
Trail and cross-country bikes for Johnson Park, Yankee Springs and beyond, from Specialized, BMC and Transition, plus custom builds and suspension tuning from our Suspension Lab.
Triathlon and e-bikes
Cervélo triathlon bikes for race season, and Specialized Turbo e-bikes for longer rides, commuting and keeping up with the family.
Paved trails from Hudsonville
The Buttermilk Trail runs about 2.3 miles through town along 32nd Avenue. The Fred Meijer Kenowa Trail covers nearly 10 paved miles from Jamestown to Zeeland Township, and the city is working on a Barry Street path to connect to it.
North in Marne, the Musketawa Trail is fully rebuilt and open all the way to Muskegon. For the full ride toward Lake Michigan, see our Walker page.
Along the Grand River, Ottawa County is building the 36.5-mile Idema Explorers Trail from Grand Haven to Grand Rapids. Grand Ravines in Jenison, pictured at the top of this page, is one of its trailheads, with a 275-foot suspension bridge.
Gravel on the farm roads
Hudsonville grew up as the Salad Bowl City, and the farm country around it is still full of quiet back roads. Gravelmap lists more than 30 routes starting in town, like a 25-mile loop to New Holland or 40 miles out to Dorr.
For more places to ride around town, see our Grand Rapids riding guide.
Mountain biking near Hudsonville
Johnson Park in Walker is the closest new trail system: about eight miles of singletrack from Kent County Parks and the West Michigan Mountain Biking Alliance, with a bypass on every feature.
For a day trip, Yankee Springs in Middleville has about 13 miles of singletrack, and Pigeon Creek Park in West Olive has a beginner loop that closes to bikes once winter operations start.
Check trail conditions before you go. Roots, drops and long days on the dirt wear on your fork, shock and dropper post, and our Suspension Lab keeps them working the way they should.
Coffee and food after the ride
Start at 317 Coffee on Chicago Drive. The Hudsonville Ice Cream name began here in 1926, and this spring Huddy’s Ice Cream opened on Plaza Avenue.
After the ride, try Pike 51 Brewing on Chicago Drive, White Flame Brewing on 36th Avenue, or Legacy Winery & Spirits on School Avenue, new in August.
Top photo: Grand Ravines County Park in Jenison by Gpwitteveen, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0.
Mountain bike suspension service
Roots, drops and fast descents at Johnson Park and Yankee Springs, plus long days on the trails around Hudsonville, wear on your fork, shock and dropper post long before you feel it. Our Suspension Lab services Fox, RockShox, Marzocchi and Manitou, and we recommend a full fork service after 200 hours of riding.
- Full Fork Service, from $190
- Fork Lowers Rebuild Service, from $110
- Full Shock Service, from $190
- Shock Air Can Service, from $85
- Dropper Post Rebuild, from $80
- Frame Pivot Bearing Replacement, from $105
Fall and winter are a smart time to get your suspension rebuilt, so it’s ready when the trails dry out in spring.
Getting your bike ready for race day
This is a big part of what we do. We get bikes ready for races and big rides all season, including:
- Barry-Roubaix (Hastings, April)
- Dirty 30 Gravel (Saranac, April)
- Lowell Classic (Lowell, spring and fall)
- Michigan Gravel Race Series events
- Grand Rapids Triathlon (Ada, June)
- KeyBank Gran Fondo (downtown Grand Rapids, June)
- PEDALS (Cannonsburg, September)
- The Dirty Mitten (Middleville, September)
- Iceman Cometh Challenge (Traverse City, November)
We also support several West Michigan race teams across mountain, gravel, road and triathlon.
Book as far ahead as you can. Demand gets high in the weeks before a big event, and booking early gives us time to order any parts and sort out any issues with room to spare before race day. Either way, we’ll work with you to get it done.
Popular services for Hudsonville riders
- Level 1 Basic Tune-Up, from $90
- Level 2 Standard Tune-Up, from $155
- Level 3 In-Depth Annual Service, from $295
- Fork, shock and dropper service in our Suspension Lab
- Custom builds, from $385
Every bike is different. These are starting prices, and we send you a quote before any work starts.
What Riders Say About Biked
★★★★★
Darko J., Google review
“I drive past three different bike shops to get to BIKED. … Evan … has been able to diagnose them and solve them all the way to drivetrain, brakes, and suspension related work.”
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Jeffrey M., Google review
“… a full tune-up plus suspension service (highly recommend!) and each time my bike has felt brand new and ready to rip the trails with confidence! …”
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Cameron R., Google review
“The pick up and drop off service is so convenient, especially with our busy kid/work schedules. …”
Hudsonville bike FAQ
Do you pick up bikes for service in Hudsonville?
Yes. Pick up and drop off is $20 each way, $40 round trip, with a $95 minimum service. Depending on where you are in Hudsonville, an extended-area fee from $15 may apply, so call 616-234-0134 and we’ll check your address. One way is fine, and you don’t need to be home. Book online or call us.
Do you do mobile bike repair in Hudsonville?
We don’t repair bikes at your home. We pick your bike up, service it in our shop with the right tools and stands, and bring it back. We aim to turn bikes around in 3 to 4 business days after you approve the quote.
Where can I buy a bike near Hudsonville?
Biked is at 2312 28th St SE in Grand Rapids, about 15 miles from Hudsonville City Hall. We sell road, gravel, mountain, triathlon and e-bikes from Specialized, Cervélo, BMC and Transition, and we do custom builds. Shopping is one-on-one, and we order most bikes to your size and spec. Stop in or call 616-234-0134.
How far is Biked from Hudsonville?
About 15 miles from Hudsonville City Hall, around 30 minutes by car via Chicago Drive and 28th Street, or I-196 and M-6.
Where can I ride paved trails near Hudsonville?
The Buttermilk Trail runs through town along 32nd Avenue, the Fred Meijer Kenowa Trail heads toward Zeeland, the Musketawa Trail starts in Marne, and the Idema Explorers Trail follows the Grand River through Jenison.
Where can I mountain bike near Hudsonville?
Johnson Park in Walker has about eight miles of new singletrack. Yankee Springs in Middleville has about 13 miles, and Pigeon Creek Park in West Olive has a beginner loop.
Is there good gravel riding around Hudsonville?
Yes. The farm roads west and south of town, toward Jamestown, New Holland and Dorr, make for quiet 25 to 40-mile loops. Gravelmap lists more than 30 routes that start in Hudsonville.
Do you service mountain bike suspension?
Yes. Our Suspension Lab services Fox, RockShox, Marzocchi and Manitou forks and shocks, plus dropper posts. Full fork service starts at $190, and we recommend it after 200 hours of riding. Riders outside Grand Rapids can ship their suspension to us.
