PBMA Fall Service Survey results
The PBMA is providing this information and data for free to any and all. Survey data is based on 367 bicycle shop responses.
If you use this material in a presentation we simply ask you notate where you obtained the information. If you feel moved to support the PBMA, we would be happy to discuss more access to data like this as well as programs and outreach changing the landscape of how a bicycle mechanic is perceived and what it means to be a Professional.
If you use this material in a presentation we simply ask you notate where you obtained the information. If you feel moved to support the PBMA, we would be happy to discuss more access to data like this as well as programs and outreach changing the landscape of how a bicycle mechanic is perceived and what it means to be a Professional.
Traditional full service bicycle shops still lead the way, making up 73% of survey results.
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The COVID boom provided an estimated average 37% increase in service demand
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Shops are expecting a 29% increase in 2022
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Our survey averages 5 employees per location
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The majority of shops are hiring
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A mix of bonus and raise lead the way in 2020
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With general increase in service demand we see that in 2021 a raise leads the way
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The survey average is $83, the highest reported was $150 and the lowest $50
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Smartly the majority increased rates in 2020
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The majority increases rates in 2021 as well
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With demand at an all time high, 65% of shops will increase pricing again in 2022
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$21 per hour is the current average wage for shop employees
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