Basic Bicycle Maintenance

When it comes to looking after your bike, even a little knowledge can go a long way. Knowing you can fix a puncture, sort out a broken chain, and set your riding position correctly can give you a big confidence boost.

This course is for anyone who wants to learn more about how their bike works, and how to maintain it, and how to fix problems.

The course will cover:

Giving your bike a full check & tips on set-up.

Basic fixes:

• Punctures
• Brake Adjustment
• Gear Adjustment
• Wheel Alignment & Truing

Basic maintenance:

• What to oil/grease/lube, how & when

If time permits, more advanced skills:

• Chain Replacement
• Spoke Replacement
• Hub Servicing

Please bring a bicycle with you if you can or let us know if that will not be possible.

If you enrol you are welcome to bring one family member under 18 with you to the course for Free. Please let us know if you will be doing this so that we can allocate space.

Disclaimer and Waiver of Liability:
By attending this bike maintenance training, you (the "Participant") agree to the following terms:

1. Safety Assumption: you understand that bicycle repair involves tools, chemicals, and mechanical components that can cause injury if used improperly. You accept full responsibility for your own safety and any injury or damages you may cause to yourself, others, or your property (including your bicycle) during the workshop.
2. Disclaimer of Liability: Rossett School and the instructor ("We") shall not be held liable for any damages, losses, or injuries resulting from the training, including but not limited to, faulty, incorrect, or unsafe repairs made based on information provided during the course.
3. No Warranty: While we make every effort to provide accurate information, We make no guarantees regarding the effectiveness or safety of the repairs performed by the participant.
4. Roadworthiness: You understand that taking this course does not make you a certified bicycle mechanic, and you are responsible for ensuring your bicycle is safe and roadworthy before riding it, or having it checked by a professional mechanic.
5. Chemicals & Tools: You agree to follow all safety guidelines provided by the instructor, including the safe handling of tools and cleaning materials. 

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