Our weekly classes will be separated into 3 different categories: Basic, Intermediate, and Advanced. The distinction lies in the difference between maintenance and repair. Maintenance, taught in the basic and some of the intermediate classes, teaches you how to keep your bike in good condition. A repair, taught in most of the intermediate classes, troubleshoots and provides solutions for typical mechanical hiccups/disasters. The distinction needs to be made when considering the differences in duration and cost of each class.
There are classes around the city that you can take for free. Some of them we would certainly recommend. What separates our courses from others is the fact that our classes are all hands-on, all the time. They also happen to be taught by some of the best mechanics in this city. The knowledge that will be passed on to you, as well as the experience that you get working hands-on with your own bike, will guarantee that your bike will be working better than it did when it came in. You will also feel confident that you will be able to repair your own bike the next time something should happen.
NOTE: Any parts that are required for the class are not included in the price. However, a 10% discount will be given on anything you may need. Typically, most of the parts and supplies you will need for each class are under $10. The mechanic teaching will give you a heads up before the repair begins if things are going to get costly.
Click below to review the class descriptions:
Basic Class: General Care
Intermediate Classes (coming soon): Brakes and Gears Wheel Truing Bearings
Advanced Class (coming soon): Wheel Building