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Harbour Cycle Parts

Shimano resin disc brake pads are about A$19 a set, and gear cable kits start from A$11. Which bike model and brake type do you have?

Bayside Bike Components

Six-speed freewheels with a 14-28T range start from A$15, and gear cables from A$10. Could you tell me the year and model of your bike?

Coastal Cycle Supply

SPD-SL pedals are around A$69 and handlebars from A$113. Which bike model are you fitting, and do you need one part or a pair?

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Bicycle parts and components for sale in Australia

Common bicycle parts cost from about A$10 for a gear cable and A$15 for a 6-speed freewheel, up to about A$19 for Shimano disc brake pads and A$69 for SPD-SL pedals in Australia. The quickest way to get an exact price is to describe the part and your bike in a request on BlaBlaPrice, because a part only works if it matches the model.

Approximate prices in Australia, November 2026 (sellers' websites)
PartPrice range
Gear cable, stainless steel, universal kitA$10.00–A$10.99
Freewheel, 6-speed, 14–28TA$15.00
Brake pads, resin, disc (Shimano B05S)A$18.99
V-brake shoe set (Shimano BR-M421)A$20.00
Pedals, SPD-SL (Shimano PD-RS500)A$69.00
Handlebar (Giant Contact SL)A$112.99

What the part has to match

Compatibility decides the right part more than the price does. Freewheels are matched by speed and cassette range, brake pads by brake type, and pedals by the cleat system, such as SPD-SL. Bottom brackets follow a frame standard, for example the ISO 1.37 x 24 TPI size listed for one bottom bracket. Send the bike model and year, the brake or gear type and the quantity, and ask the seller to confirm the fit before you pay. Ask whether fitting is included.

Warranty and safety rules

One retailer states that under the Australian Consumer Law a new bike has at least 12 months' warranty. Component warranties are often one year, but suspension forks and rear shocks are frequently excluded, and warranty on third-party parts follows the original brand. Bicycles also fall under a mandatory national standard for design, construction, performance and labelling, which applies to partly and fully assembled bikes, so ask the seller to confirm that the bike or part meets it.

Season and riding

Summer runs December to February and winter June to August. Wet winter roads wear brake pads, cables and chains faster, so November is a good time to replace worn parts before the summer riding season. Tubeless sealant was listed at A$59.99, a useful item for tyres that are set up tubeless.

How parts are bought and delivered

Prices are in Australian dollars and quoted per item, per pair or per set. Postage and delivery to Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth or Adelaide is an extra cost, so compare the total with delivery, not only the item price. Say whether you need one part or a pair, and which city you are in.

BlaBlaPrice's AI reads your request, asks for the bike model and looks through sellers' websites and price lists in Australia. Sellers registered on the site reply in the chat with price, terms and delivery, and you decide whom to exchange contacts with. Browse cycling, bicycle accessories, or see how BlaBlaPrice works.

Questions and answers

How much do bicycle parts cost in Australia?

Gear cables cost about A$10 to A$10.99, a 6-speed freewheel about A$15, and Shimano disc brake pads about A$18.99. Prices are approximate, from sellers' websites, November 2026.

Do I need the exact bike model?

Yes. Compatibility depends on the model, year and part, so give all three in your request.

What warranty do I get on a new bike?

Under the Australian Consumer Law, one retailer states a new bike has at least 12 months' warranty. Suspension forks and rear shocks are often excluded.

How much are pedals and handlebars?

Shimano PD-RS500 SPD-SL pedals were listed at A$69, and a Giant Contact SL handlebar at A$112.99.

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