Course Details

Road and Trailside Maintenance

Covering ride based repairs and pre-ride checks every rider should know, using essential trail tools, this course is adapted to make sure it fits your level of confidence and experience.

Key content

  • Personal safety, tool and chemical handling
  • Tools, lubricants and aids
  • Degrease, clean and lubricate
  • Pre-ride equipment check
  • Righty tighty and how tight is tight? - the torque wrench
  • Brakes - cable adjustment, disc pad and v-brake block adjustment and replacement
  • Gears - indexing, cable adjustment, limit adjustment
  • Transmission - chain repair and replacement
  • Headset - aheadset adjustment
  • Wheels - punctures, tyre repair
  • Emergency repairs - what to do when....

This course can form part of a three courses in two days Maintenance Course Suite comprising the Road and Trailside Maintenance, Advanced Maintenance and Fleet Maintenance courses.

What next

This course leads directly to the Advanced Maintenance and Fleet Maintenance courses.

Available Courses

Date Course Venue Link
9 Nov 2013 Bikespace Plymouth Details...
15 Nov 2013 Dalby Bike Barn Details...
16 Nov 2013 Velo Details...
Availability: 
Open
Bespoke
Duration: 
One day for this course or two days as part of the Maintenance Suite

Essential

To attend this course, you should have previously picked up a spanner and tried to work out what might be wrong and what you want to do to fix it?

You will need to be willing to 'get your hands dirty'

Archive

  • Patron: Her Majesty The Queen
  • President: Jon Snow
  • Chief Executive: Gordon Seabright
  • Cyclists' Touring Club (CTC): A company limited by guarantee, registered in England no.25185. Registered as a charity in England and Wales No 1147607 and in Scotland No SC042541
  • CTC Charitable Trust: A company limited by guarantee, registered in England no.5125969. Registered as a charity in England and Wales No 1104324 and Scotland No SC038626

 

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