- Basic Tools and Equipment
- Tire Repair and Maintenance
- Brake Adjustment and Replacement
- Gear Shifting and Chain Maintenance
- Handlebar and Seat Adjustments
- Wheel Truing and Spoke Replacement
- Pedal and Crank Maintenance
- Frame and Fork Inspection
- Lubrication and Cleaning
- Safety Checks and Test Rides
Basic Tools and Equipment
Ensure you have the necessary tools such as tire levers, wrenches, screwdrivers, and a bike stand to make repairs easier.
Tire Repair and Maintenance
Learn how to patch a punctured tire, replace inner tubes, and inspect for wear and tear on the tire treads.
Brake Adjustment and Replacement
Understand how to adjust brake pads, replace worn-out brake cables, and troubleshoot common brake issues.
Gear Shifting and Chain Maintenance
Familiarize yourself with adjusting derailleurs, replacing shift cables, and cleaning and lubricating the bike chain.
Handlebar and Seat Adjustments
Learn how to adjust handlebar height, angle, and seat position for a comfortable and efficient riding experience.
Wheel Truing and Spoke Replacement
Master the skill of truing wheels and replacing broken or damaged spokes to ensure a smooth and balanced ride.
Pedal and Crank Maintenance
Know how to inspect and replace pedals, as well as maintain and troubleshoot issues with the bike's crankset.
Frame and Fork Inspection
Regularly inspect the frame and fork for cracks, dents, or other damage that may compromise the bike's structural integrity.
Lubrication and Cleaning
Understand the importance of regular lubrication and cleaning to keep the bike running smoothly and prevent premature wear.
Safety Checks and Test Rides
Conduct thorough safety checks before and after repairs, and always test ride the bike to ensure everything is functioning properly.