Certified bicycle maintenance courses

Modern bicycles are expensive and complex machines. However, armed with a little knowledge from a BikeRight! bicycle maintenance course and a few specific tools there is no reason why even the least mechanically-minded individual can’t perform simple, regular bike maintenance to help reduce wear and tear and keep the repair bills down.

We currently run one day and two day bike maintenance courses which build up your cycle maintenance skills step by step. By working with us you will soon develop the skills needed to keep your bike road-worthy and safe. Bicycle maintenance courses are for a maximum of 8 people so book early to avoid disappointment - dates are limited to availability. We also run bespoke bike maintenance courses for groups and offer bicycle maintenance contracts for bike fleet and pool bike owners.

Click the links below to find out course dates and to make a booking...

One or Two day basic/detailed course,
including a new women's only course

One day advanced course - for all types of bikers 

BikeRight! are running a series of Free bike check and starter courses on behalf of TfGM, click on the links below for more information and to register for these courses:

May 14, 2013 from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM

May 15, 2013 from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM

May 16, 2013 from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM

May 25, 2013 from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM

Our mechanics 

Mary

Mary, our chief mechanic has had many years of experience in bicycle maintenance, working for retail and commercial organisations. During her career, Mary has worked on every type of bike - so you get 'real world' teaching that is suitable for all bikes, whatever condition or age, from old shoppers to hi-tech mountain and commuter bikes.

Mary's teaching methods are very methodical and easy to understand for people of all abilities, just read the feedback on the course pages for proof.

Paul

Paul’s been racing and maintaining mountain bikes since 1993 and worked for both large commercial retailers as well as smaller, more specialist bike shops.

A fully qualified teacher, Paul spent a number of years teaching Art and Design within Further Education, which eventually led him towards teaching bicycle maintenance for BikeRight!

Also qualified as an artist and professional photographer, Paul has based projects around his passion for cycling, with some work being published within the cycling press and other related publications.

Basic, intermediate and advanced bicycle maintenance courses are all now aligned with The Park Tool School programme - click below to find out more...