Manchester Bike Kitchen announce affordable bike maintenance courses
Manchester Bike Kitchen has announced its latest bike maintenance courses, which aim to help cyclists learn how to look after their bikes and carry out basic maintenance.
Offering basic and intermediate courses will take place in Hiya in Sale’s Stanley Square and have been subsidised by TFGM to keep them affordable. Find out more about the courses below:
Basic Bicycle Maintenance
Learn how to look after your bike and carry out simple maintenance.
You will learn:
The parts of your bike and what they do
What to check before you ride
How to adjust the saddle, handlebars, brakes and gears
How to mend punctures
Led by a bike maintenance expert, you'll be in a small group with other beginners in a friendly, supportive atmosphere. It's a hands-on session which will give you the confidence and skills to keep your bike on the move.
Cost: £10
Venue: Manchester Bike Kitchen, Stanley Square, Market Walk, Sale M33 7ZZ
Various dates
Intermediate Bicycle Maintenance
This course is for you if you have a basic knowledge of bike maintenance, but want to extend your skills to take on more complex tasks and save money on repairs.
You will learn how to:
Adjust your brakes
Adjust and index gears
Inspect and replace cables
Check and maintain your chain
Carry out routine servicing
Led by a cycle maintenance expert, you'll be in a small group with others of similar experience in a friendly, supportive atmosphere. This is an intensive hands-on session which will give you the confidence and skills to keep your bike in top condition.
Cost: £30
Venue: Manchester Bike Kitchen, Stanley Square, Market Walk, Sale M33 7ZZ
Various dates
Please note: You are advised to bring your own bike to any session you attend, but Manchester Bike Kitchen can lend you one if necessary on the day.
About Manchester Bike Kitchen
Manchester Bike Kitchen, a not-for-profit community interest company, teaches and supports people in becoming self-sufficient and proficient in bike riding and bike maintenance.
The team welcomes bicycle donations, which they repair and service to put them to good use and save them from going to landfill.
Images © Manchester Bike Kitchen
