Byclepair – Bicycle & Service Elementor Template Kit

Byclepair is an advanced and modern Elementor Template Kit designed for businesses aiming to establish a strong online presence in the bicycle repair industry. Ideal for Bicycle Repair Shops, Mobile Bike Mechanics, Bicycle Maintenance Services, and any bike-related business. Byclepair uses free elements, so don’t worry about trying this one. Byclepair provides various pages including Home1, Home2, About Us, Team, Services, Pricing, FAQs, Blog, Blog Detail, 404, Contact Us.

Templates

1. Home1
2. Home2
3. About Us
4. Team
5. Services
6. Pricing
7. FAQs
8. Blog
9. Blog Detail
10. 404
11. Contact Us

Font Used

• Raleway
• Roboto

Plugin Dependencies :

• Elementor
• ElementsKit Lite
• Jeg Elementor Kit
• Metform
• Elementor Header & Footer Builder

* How to Use Template Kits: * This is not a WordPress Theme. Template kits contain the design data for Elementor only and are installed using the envato Elements plugin for WordPress or directly through Elementor.

1. Download your kit file from Envato and do not unzip it. If you use Safari browser you may need to ensure “Open safe files after downloading” is disabled in the browser preferences.
2. Go to Settings > Permalinks and ensure Post Name is selected
3. Go to Appearance > Themes > Add New and ensure Hello Elementor is installed and activated. This will prompt you to install Elementor if you haven’t already.
4. Go to Plugins and ensure Elementor and Envato Elements are installed and at the latest version. If your kit requires Elementor Pro, it must be installed now and connected to your account.
5. If you already had Elementor active, go to Elementor > Settings, click Features and ensure Flexbox Container is Active.
6. Go to Elements > Installed Kits and click Upload Template Kit Zip (or click your kit to view it)
7. Check for the orange banner at the top and click Install Requirements to load any plugins the kit uses. https://envato.d.pr/ughD8Q
8. Click import on the Global Kit Styles first. This will setup the site settings.
9. Click Import on one template at a time in the order shown. These are stored in Elementor under Templates > Saved Templates and should not be edited directly.