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Cedar Bike Works

Hello, a pair of basic aluminium pedals in Toronto is about CA$20 and a 10-speed cassette is near CA$90. What bike model and speed count do you ride?

Northern Trail Parts

Good day, our winter tires for Ottawa are about CA$120 each, and we fit them for an extra fee. Which tire size do you need?

Lakeview Cycle Supply

Hi, V-brake sets start from about CA$19 in Vancouver, and a SRAM groupset is near CA$1,300 with fitting extra. Which part and compatibility do you need?

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Bicycle parts in Canada: what they cost

Bicycle parts in Canada cost about CA$12 to CA$30 for a pair of basic pedals, about CA$23 to CA$31 for a standard tire and about CA$19 to CA$38 for a V-brake set, while a full electronic groupset reaches about CA$1,300. These are approximate prices, according to sellers' websites, November 2026. Give your bike model and the part's compatibility on BlaBlaPrice to get current offers.

Approximate prices in Canada, November 2026 (sellers' websites)
PartPrice range
Pedals, pair (basic aluminium platform)CA$11.99 to CA$29.95
Road or mountain tireCA$22.98 to CA$31.46
Winter tire (Schwalbe Marathon Winter Plus)CA$119.99
Freewheel or 10-speed cassetteCA$24.99 to CA$99.99
V-brake setCA$18.99 to CA$38.00
Electronic groupset (SRAM GX T-Type Eagle AXS)CA$1,299.95

Warranty and what the brand covers

Warranty cover depends on the brand, and the rules change for parts bought second-hand. Momentum and Giant say that third-party components follow the warranty of the original brand, and a second-owner warranty is valid only under the original brand's conditions. Shimano's policy excludes wear-and-tear parts such as bearings, spokes, sprockets and dust seals. Keep your proof of purchase, and check the consumer laws in your province or territory, as the federal Office of Consumer Affairs advises.

Winter and the riding season

Winter in Canada runs from December to February and keeps many riders off the bike in Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa and Calgary. A winter tire such as the Schwalbe Marathon Winter Plus is a buy for November, before the snow season starts.

Sizes, units and delivery

Tires are sold with ISO (mm) and inch sizes, so give both if you know them. Weights are in grams or kilograms, and wheel and fork sizes are in millimetres. Ask whether the price includes fitting, and whether delivery to your city is extra.

What to write in your request

Name the part, its compatibility with your bike, the bike model, whether the part is new or used, the quantity, whether you need fitting, your delivery city and your budget. For a cassette or freewheel, state the speed count and the hub type.

BlaBlaPrice is free for buyers. Describe the part in your own words in the chat, and it asks for the details it is missing, such as the bike model. It then looks through sellers' websites and price lists in Canada and shows the prices and businesses it found. Registered sellers reply in the chat with their price, terms and delivery, and your contacts stay hidden until you choose to share them. Start on the home page or read how it works, and see cycling for related categories.

Questions and answers

How much does a bike pedal cost in Canada?

A pair of basic aluminium pedals is about CA$12 to CA$30, and composite pedals from about CA$60. These are approximate prices from sellers' websites, November 2026.

Are used bike parts covered by a warranty?

It depends on the brand. Third-party parts follow the original brand's warranty, so keep the original proof of purchase.

Which tire should I buy for winter?

A winter tire such as the Schwalbe Marathon Winter Plus is listed at about CA$120, so buy it in November, before the December to February winter.

Is a freewheel the same as a cassette?

No. A freewheel and a cassette fit different hubs, so check the speed count and hub type before you buy.

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