Helpful answers

Questions before your first repair.

Who are the courses for?

They are designed for everyday riders, beginners, families, commuters, and anyone who wants a clearer tire-change routine.

Do I need previous repair experience?

No. Beginner lessons explain wheel and tire terminology before introducing tools.

Which tools should I have?

A tire lever, compatible replacement tube or tire, pump, and a stable work area are common starting points. Each course explains variations.

Are the lessons live or self-paced?

The catalog includes self-paced lessons and scheduled workshop formats. The format is listed on every course card.

Can I learn with a family member?

Yes. Family-focused options use shared checklists and short practice turns.

Do courses cover every bicycle type?

Courses identify common differences such as rim brakes, disc brakes, quick release systems, and thru-axles. Always confirm your bicycle’s equipment.

What if my tire or wheel seems damaged?

Pause the lesson and seek a qualified bicycle mechanic when damage, unusual wear, or uncertain compatibility makes a repair unsafe.

Can I save courses for later?

Use Track in the catalog to save courses in Fallows on the same browser.

How can I ask a question before enrolling?

Use the contact page and describe your bicycle, experience, and learning goal.

Two-minute confidence check

Start with the smallest lesson that matches your current comfort level.