Bike Maintenance Course
Saturday 23 Feb 2019

Kingston Council's Cycling Team is offering practical bike maintenance training suitable for those of us who may be unsure about how to adjust our brakes, have noisy gears, dread fixing a puncture etc etc! These are practical, hands on workshops for beginners led by fully qualified bike mechanics.

Topics covered include:

Complete an ‘M Check’. This will allow you to check key parts of your bike for wear and nip in the bud any developing problems.
Adjust and balance your brakes and replace your brake pads.
Make minor adjustments to your saddle, handlebars, brake levers etc. that will make your riding experience more comfortable.
Remove your rear wheel, inner-tube and tyre and repair a puncture.

Cost:

The course costs £15 per person to cover the venue costs.
To book yourself on the course just click here.

Starts:
09:00 - Saturday 23/02/2019
Ends:
13:00 - Tuesday 01/01/2019

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