Bike Maintenance 101 (Two Part Class)

I recommend taking the Bike Maintenance 101 if you feel uncomfortable with the following: taking your wheels off your bike and/or fixing a flat. You can take the Repair Fundamentals without our 101 class, but it's typically a great refresher for anyone feeling rusty on maintenance.

You can. Our intro to shifting and brake adjustments mainly talks about cable actuated, but we can give you few pointers on the maintenance of your bike’s brakes.

We do not issue refunds for singular sessions, whether missed or can’t be attended. We also do not reschedule singular sessions. A full refund can be requested 7 days before the first session. You can transfer to another class up until 1 day before the first session. Please contact us for questions.

Yes, we require a parent or guardian to be with a student who is 15 years old or younger. A registration slot is for one repair stand meaning the guardian does not need to buy another slot if they work on the same bike.

There is a parking behind the building. There is also street parking in front. There are also metro transit stops on Lake and Minnehaha and the Lake and Hiawatha LRT stop is an 8-10min walk away.

Follow Eventbrites Help Center instructions at www.eventbrite.com/help . Please keep in mind that we do have a $5 transfer fee, and if the class was purchased using a time limited promo you will be asked to pay the difference. If you have any other questions or concerns, please email us.

Most bicycles have an inner tube installed within the tire. But some bikes have their tires setup tubeless, meaning there’s no tubes but instead free floating sealant. We do not cover how to fix a flat in a tubeless set up. If you’re unsure what your bike is, send us a pic of your wheels.

No, this location does not have repair stands for bikes that are extremely heavy. We would not recommend bringing your e-bike, unless you can easily lift its entire weight up to your chest for a few minutes unassisted.