Your gear, dialed.
- RideWhich battery's low? Rear derailleur, as of Thursday's ride.
- RideWhat do you wear Friday? 43°F at rollout — vest, arm warmers, full gloves.
- RepairHow's the rear tire? 1,840 miles — about 70% gone, watch it.
- RepairStuck mid-repair? A real mechanic is on your thread in minutes.
- ResearchDeciding on wheels? The verdict from 34 sources — with receipts.
- ResearchWill they fit your bike? Checked against your actual frame, spec sheet cited.
Works with your ride files — Karoo, Garmin, Wahoo — or plain typing.
Tap your top tube. Membership ships with a small sticker for your frame. Touch your phone to it and the pre-ride check opens — no app, no aiming a camera.
Stop keeping it all in your head.
Which battery is about to die on me?
Rear derailleur low · Thu ride
What do I wear at 46 and windy?
Bibs + LS base, vest, full gloves · you run cold
What do I eat for Saturday's ride?
3 hrs → 2 bottles, 3 gels, 1 bar
How much rear tire is left?
Chain 2,530 mi — due. Now ~$45. Later +$310.
When did I last do the sealant?
Full tune · Apr 12 · Westport Cyclery ✓
Can I fix this myself?
Stuck? a mechanic joins your thread
Which wheelset, actually?
every claim cited to its review
Will it even fit my bike?
SRAM spec sheet · 14 riders run it
Riding Unbound this year?
fits your Crux ✓ · verdicts cited
Your gear already reports all of this. Quiver just reads it.
Your sensors talk to your head unit on every ride. Your head unit writes it all — miles, batteries, everything — into one ride file. Drop that file on Quiver and every ride updates the garage — odometers, batteries, wear.
No extra sensors to buy · no battery apps to check · works with the head unit you already own
Stuck? A real mechanic's on it.
One problem, one bike. A working mechanic joins your thread, sees your Quiver— your components, miles, and what you've already tried — and stays on it until it's sorted. 5 consults a year included with Quiver+.
Not fixed? You don't pay.
- Async, on your schedule. Send photos with greasy hands, get answers within the hour — no scheduling a call.
- They see the whole bike. No twenty questions — your Quiver already told them it's a Force AXS drivetrain at 2,530 miles.
- Real wrenches, paid fairly. Answered by working shop mechanics earning far more per problem than their shop pays per hour.
- If it needs hands, you get a written diagnosis to take to your local shop — saved to the bike's history.
Are you a mechanic? Earn on your own schedule →
The homework's already done.
Quiver reads the reviews, the forums, and the videos — around 30 sources — and gives you the verdict on one page, with receipts. Every claim links to the review it came from. And it knows what fits the bikes you already own.
$4.99 · Apple Pay or card · no account · ~5 min
Pay for answers, not access.
The research catalog is free to read. Everything that knows your bikes is $99 a year.
Research a product
- The verdict on any product — ~30 sources read for you, ready in minutes
- Every claim cited to the review it came from
- No account needed · Apple Pay or card
- Full refund if research fails
Quiver
- Unlimited research bursts — the homework done on anything, all year
- The full garage: wear alerts, batteries, service history, fueling, daily kit calls
- "Fits your bike?" checks on every product page
- Your Quiver Tag, in the mail — tap your top tube to open the pre-ride check
- Member price on Ask a Mechanic
Twenty researches alone would run $100 à la carte
Quiver+
- 5 Ask a Mechanic consults included — a real mechanic on your thread, until it's fixed
- They see your Quiver: components, miles, what you've tried
- Member rate of $14.99/problem after your 5 · non-members pay $24.99
- Not fixed? You don't pay.