Classify bike-shop parts by value and movement so control effort matches risk.
The move: classify parts by annual usage value before deciding count frequency or reorder attention. ABC analysis asks a practical question: which items create the most inventory risk for the business? In a shop, that risk is not only purchase price. It is also repair stoppage, customer wait time, and cash trapped in slow stock. A-items need more precise records and faster correction. B-items need routine review. C-items need simple, low-cost controls. A Items High value or high repair impact. Examples: common chains, brake pads, cassettes, e-bike chargers, premium derailleurs. B Items Moderate value or movement. Examples: grips, common tires,…
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