Wheelfine Imports Pro Bike Shop 639 Brunswick Pike, Lambertville, NJ 08530

"Best mechanic in the North Eastern US. Twice I took racing bikes with 'problems' other established racing mechanics couldn't fix. "Let me see what I can do" said Michael. A simple turn of his wrench and both problems were fixed for good! His specialty is custom wheels also, a fine collection of Tubular Tires in stock."

"Came looking for rare/hard to find fixed gear parts, was delighted to see the heaps of awesome treasures Michael has tucked away! Spent hours talking, learning, and looking through beautiful parts. Probably only saw 5% of his inventory as it would take weeks to look at everything. I'll definitely be back! Awesome old school shop."

"Mike is a master at building wheels. He built them for my bike as well as my wife's bike and they are the most comfortable yet responsive wheels we have ever ridden , both factory and custom made."

"Michael is a genius. He found and corrected problems either overlooked or even caused by other mechanics. And if that's not enough, his pricing is fair, his knowledge is bottomless AND it's great fun to chat with him. He also has an amazing stock of hard-to-find (or even otherwise impossible-to-find) parts, especially Campy bits. Generous with his time and his knowledge and a nice guy, too. Highly recommended!"

"I came to Michael Johnson at Wheelfine Imports more or less out of desperation. A broken chain link had destroyed my rear derailleur, and in the process, bent the derailleur hanger into a “J” shape. I tried bending it back, but gave up when it became clear I wouldn’t be able get it back into shape. The usual fix would be to weld on a new hanger, but the frame is a combination Reynolds 535 and graphite composite, and there was a graphite transition very close to the hanger, making welding all but impossible. The frame manufacturer declined to service the frame, and a very reputable bike shop told me that welding wouldn’t be feasible for them. But they did recommend that I bring it to Michael Johnson at Wheelfine and said if anyone can fix it, he’s the one. So I brought the frame to Wheelfine. He took a quick look at it, put the hanger in a vice, and with deft hands and a good deal of confidence, bent the hanger back to the right shape. He retapped the threads for the derailleur and made the fine adjustment to true the hanger to the plane of the wheel. He let me watch the entire process, and I felt that I was in the presence of a master. The rest of the repair was pretty routine, replace broken spoke, true the wheels, mount and adjust new derailleur and chain. I feel as though I have a brand new bike after almost giving up on it and scraping it for parts. I would not hesitate to recommend Michael Johnson and Wheelfine to anyone. The depth of his knowledge and skill is incomparable."