Bicycle Shop Invoice Template

Create professional bicycle shop invoices for tune-ups, repairs, and bike-related services with clear service types and itemized parts and labor. This bicycle shop invoice template supports tune-ups, flat repairs, brake and shifting service, drivetrain replacements, and accessories—ideal for bike shops issuing clean receipts and service documentation. Download instantly in PDF, Word, or Excel format.

Instant PDF Export
No Signup Required
Industry Standard

From

Branding & Authorization

Services

$110.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00

Invoice Details

Tax, Discount & Shipping

Payment Methods

Bill to

Subtotal$110.00
Total (USD)$110.00

What to Include on a Bicycle Shop Invoice

Bicycle shop invoices should document the bike, the service performed, and any parts installed.

Bike and job details
  • Service type (tune-up/repair/sale)
  • Bike details (optional)
  • Bike serial number (optional)
  • Service ticket number (optional)
Common bike shop line items
  • Bike tune-up service
  • Flat repair (per tire)
  • Brake adjustment/service
  • Shifting adjustment
  • Chain/cassette replacement
  • Parts and accessories
Totals
  • Subtotal, sales tax, total due
  • Payment terms and record-keeping notes

Tune-Up Packages and Service Categories

Many bike shops use standard tune-up packages.

Common categories
  • Basic tune-up (adjustments and safety checks)
  • Full tune-up (includes deeper cleaning and drivetrain adjustments)
  • Premium service (major overhaul)
Using “Service type” makes invoices clearer and helps customers understand what level of service they received.

Itemizing Parts vs Labor for Bike Repairs

Bike customers often want clarity on what was replaced.

Best practices
  • Keep service labor separate from parts
  • Use clear descriptions for drivetrain components
  • Add notes for accessories installed (lights, racks, tires)
Clear itemization supports warranty processing and helps riders track maintenance history.

Using Bicycle Invoices as Maintenance Records

Bike owners commonly keep invoices for maintenance history.

Helpful details
  • Serial number for identifying the bike
  • Service ticket reference
  • Key parts replaced (chain, cassette, tires)
Good records help riders plan future maintenance and support resale documentation.

Frequently Asked Questions