Questions, answered
A clearer way to get started.
Who are these courses for?
They are designed for riders and home mechanics who want a structured introduction or a more reliable inspection routine.
Do I need previous mechanical experience?
No. Beginner lessons explain terminology and sequence before introducing adjustment decisions.
Do you cover both rim and disc brakes?
Yes. The catalog includes mechanical rim, mechanical disc, and inspection-focused hydraulic brake lessons.
Are tools included?
Courses explain commonly used tools, but learners supply tools appropriate to their bicycle and should follow manufacturer guidance.
Can a course replace professional service?
No. Lessons support understanding and routine checks. Complex, damaged, contaminated, or uncertain systems should be assessed by a qualified bicycle mechanic.
What are Fallows?
Fallows is the saved-course area. Selecting Follow stores a course ID in your browser so you can revisit it later.
How does the cart work?
The cart stores course IDs and quantities in localStorage for this browser. It is a demonstration and does not process payment.
What does torque mean here?
Torque describes rotational tightening force. Always use the bicycle or component maker’s specifications where applicable.