about - sitemap - stolen - store - RSS


Email Newsletters

Weekly News Wrap-Up
All your Toronto cycling news in one shot!

Weekly Events Newsletter:
Need to know what's going on?

Photo of the Day Email:
Cycling photos in your mail every day!






Connect with BikingToronto



Contact BikingToronto

Questions? Tips? Let us know!
(all fields required)





Men Women Juniors
Kids & Baby Eco-Friendly Jackets
Sweatshirts Accessories


Toronto Cycling Links



T.O. Cyclists who Blog:






posted by Joe on 9/11/2007 | 0 Comments | Share/Save/Bookmark

Flat fix and tune-up course @ CBN
Wed, Sept 12th: 7:00pm- 9:00pm

The Community Bicycle Network introduces mechanic classes for beginners. The classes are taught by experienced mechanics and provide an intimate, focused, learning environment. Learning some basics about your bike saves you money in the long run when you can change your own tube or adjust your brakes.

Dates: Wednesday evenings from 7pm until 9pm, weekly, beginning August 15th
Cost: $30 (including any deposit)

  • Bring your own Bike (encouraged but not absolutely necessary)
  • Two hour class.
  • Maximum 6 people per class.
  • Minimum 3.

Please RSVP by sending an email to toolworks@communitybicyclenetwork.org with the subject "Bike Mechanic Class RSVP", or by phoning 416-504-2918 and leaving a message under "general inquiries" stating that you wish to RSVP for the Bike Mechanic Class with your name and number. Someone will return your email or call to confirm how to RSVP a spot (and how to pay a deposit). Those who provide a $10 non-refundable deposit will be given preference on the list.

The class consists of:

Flat Fix - hands-on segment:
- Participants will remove their own rear wheel and tire and go through a tube repair and installation.

A brief discussion of:
- Bike fit
- General safety issues (loose parts, damage, etc)
- Lubrication

Brakes - instructor demo/description:
- general concepts and adjustment
- safety!

Gears and drive train - instructor demo/description:
- general concepts and adjustment

Labels:

blog comments powered by Disqus