Upcoming Courses

• Level: beginner
• Cost: free
• Duration: one hour
• Type: small group

Course overview:

• ·       Introduction to parts of a bike and safety equipment
• ·       Mounting and dismounting a bike
• ·       Balancing on a bike
• ·       Pedalling, steering and braking on a bike
• ·       Stopping safely

Course format:

• ·       Two qualified instructors will deliver the course.
• ·       The course will be held in a traffic-free outdoor space.
• ·       We’ll provide a bike and helmet for you to use - or bring your own.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning to ride a bike. Minimum number of participants is usually four and maximum is eight.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other cycling and bike maintenance courses is available on our website.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: free
• Duration: one hour
• Type: small group

Course overview:

• ·       Introduction to parts of a bike and safety equipment
• ·       Mounting and dismounting a bike
• ·       Balancing on a bike
• ·       Pedalling, steering and braking on a bike
• ·       Stopping safely

Course format:

• ·       Two qualified instructors will deliver the course.
• ·       The course will be held in a traffic-free outdoor space.
• ·       We’ll provide a bike and helmet for you to use - or bring your own.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning to ride a bike. Minimum number of participants is usually four and maximum is eight.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other cycling and bike maintenance courses is available on our website.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: £10 (subsidised)
• Duration: two hours
• Type: small group

 Course overview:

• ·       Checking and adjusting parts of a bike
• ·       Fixing punctures

Course format:

• ·       One qualified instructor will deliver the course in an outdoor location.
• ·       We’ll provide tools and equipment for you to practice with. Bring your own bike, or we can provide if needed.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning basic bike maintenance. Minimum number of participants is usually three and maximum is six.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Important:

·       E-bikes and bikes with hydraulic brakes are welcome however they are often more complex than a standard bike and the instructor may not be able to address all areas of maintenance in this course.

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other bike maintenance and cycling courses is available on our website.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: free
• Duration: one hour
• Type: small group

Course overview:

• ·       Introduction to parts of a bike and safety equipment
• ·       Mounting and dismounting a bike
• ·       Balancing on a bike
• ·       Pedalling, steering and braking on a bike
• ·       Stopping safely

Course format:

• ·       Two qualified instructors will deliver the course.
• ·       The course will be held in a traffic-free outdoor space.
• ·       We’ll provide a bike and helmet for you to use - or bring your own.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning to ride a bike. Minimum number of participants is usually four and maximum is eight.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other cycling and bike maintenance courses is available on our website.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: free
• Duration: one hour
• Type: small group

Course overview:

• ·       Introduction to parts of a bike and safety equipment
• ·       Mounting and dismounting a bike
• ·       Balancing on a bike
• ·       Pedalling, steering and braking on a bike
• ·       Stopping safely

Course format:

• ·       Two qualified instructors will deliver the course.
• ·       The course will be held in a traffic-free outdoor space.
• ·       We’ll provide a bike and helmet for you to use - or bring your own.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning to ride a bike. Minimum number of participants is usually four and maximum is eight.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other cycling and bike maintenance courses is available on our website.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: free
• Duration: one hour
• Type: small group

Course overview:

• ·       Introduction to parts of a bike and safety equipment
• ·       Mounting and dismounting a bike
• ·       Balancing on a bike
• ·       Pedalling, steering and braking on a bike
• ·       Stopping safely

Course format:

• ·       Two qualified instructors will deliver the course.
• ·       The course will be held in a traffic-free outdoor space.
• ·       We’ll provide a bike and helmet for you to use - or bring your own.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning to ride a bike. Minimum number of participants is usually four and maximum is eight.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other cycling and bike maintenance courses is available on our website.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: free
• Duration: one hour
• Type: small group

Course overview:

• ·       Introduction to parts of a bike and safety equipment
• ·       Mounting and dismounting a bike
• ·       Balancing on a bike
• ·       Pedalling, steering and braking on a bike
• ·       Stopping safely

Course format:

• ·       Two qualified instructors will deliver the course.
• ·       The course will be held in a traffic-free outdoor space.
• ·       We’ll provide a bike and helmet for you to use - or bring your own.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning to ride a bike. Minimum number of participants is usually four and maximum is eight.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other cycling and bike maintenance courses is available on our website.

• Level: intermediate
• Cost: £30 (subsidised)
• Duration: six hours, with breaks part way through
• Type: small group

Course overview:

• ·       Servicing a bike
• ·       Adjusting brakes and gears
• ·       Inspecting and replacing cables
• ·       Checking and maintaining the chain

Course format:

• ·       One qualified instructor will deliver the course.
• ·       We’ll provide tools and equipment for you to practice with. Bring your own bike, or we can provide if needed.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning intermediate bike maintenance. Minimum number of participants is usually three and maximum is six.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Important:

·       E-bikes and bikes with hydraulic brakes are welcome however they are often more complex than a standard bike and the instructor may not be able to address all areas of maintenance in this course.

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other bike maintenance and cycling courses is available on our website.

• Level: intermediate
• Cost: £30 (subsidised)
• Duration: six hours, with breaks part way through
• Type: small group

Course overview:

• ·       Servicing a bike
• ·       Adjusting brakes and gears
• ·       Inspecting and replacing cables
• ·       Checking and maintaining the chain

Course format:

• ·       One qualified instructor will deliver the course.
• ·       We’ll provide tools and equipment for you to practice with. Bring your own bike, or we can provide if needed.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning intermediate bike maintenance. Minimum number of participants is usually three and maximum is six.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Important:

·       E-bikes and bikes with hydraulic brakes are welcome however they are often more complex than a standard bike and the instructor may not be able to address all areas of maintenance in this course.

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other bike maintenance and cycling courses is available on our website.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: free
• Duration: one hour
• Type: small group

Course overview:

• ·       Introduction to parts of a bike and safety equipment
• ·       Mounting and dismounting a bike
• ·       Balancing on a bike
• ·       Pedalling, steering and braking on a bike
• ·       Stopping safely

Course format:

• ·       Two qualified instructors will deliver the course.
• ·       The course will be held in a traffic-free outdoor space.
• ·       We’ll provide a bike and helmet for you to use - or bring your own.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning to ride a bike. Minimum number of participants is usually four and maximum is eight.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other cycling and bike maintenance courses is available on our website.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: free
• Duration: two hours
• Type: small group

 Course overview:

• ·       Steering the bike with more accuracy
• ·       Checking over your shoulder and signalling
• ·       Emergency stopping
• ·       Using gears
• ·       Riding with other people
• ·       Riding in public spaces (like paths in a park)

Course format:

• ·       Two qualified instructors will deliver the course.
• ·       The course will be held in a traffic-free outdoor space (or indoor for winter).
• ·       We’ll provide a bike and helmet for you to use - or bring your own.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning to ride a bike more confidently. Minimum number of participants is usually seven and maximum is 14.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other cycling and bike maintenance courses is available on our website.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: free
• Duration: one hour
• Type: small group

Course overview:

• ·       Introduction to parts of a bike and safety equipment
• ·       Mounting and dismounting a bike
• ·       Balancing on a bike
• ·       Pedalling, steering and braking on a bike
• ·       Stopping safely

Course format:

• ·       Two qualified instructors will deliver the course.
• ·       The course will be held in a traffic-free outdoor space.
• ·       We’ll provide a bike and helmet for you to use - or bring your own.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning to ride a bike. Minimum number of participants is usually four and maximum is eight.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other cycling and bike maintenance courses is available on our website.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: free
• Duration: one hour
• Type: small group

Course overview:

• ·       Introduction to parts of a bike and safety equipment
• ·       Mounting and dismounting a bike
• ·       Balancing on a bike
• ·       Pedalling, steering and braking on a bike
• ·       Stopping safely

Course format:

• ·       Two qualified instructors will deliver the course.
• ·       The course will be held in a traffic-free outdoor space.
• ·       We’ll provide a bike and helmet for you to use - or bring your own.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning to ride a bike. Minimum number of participants is usually four and maximum is eight.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other cycling and bike maintenance courses is available on our website.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: free
• Duration: two hours
• Type: small group

 Course overview:

• ·       Steering the bike with more accuracy
• ·       Checking over your shoulder and signalling
• ·       Emergency stopping
• ·       Using gears
• ·       Riding with other people
• ·       Riding in public spaces (like paths in a park)

Course format:

• ·       Two qualified instructors will deliver the course.
• ·       The course will be held in a traffic-free outdoor space (or indoor for winter).
• ·       We’ll provide a bike and helmet for you to use - or bring your own.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning to ride a bike more confidently. Minimum number of participants is usually seven and maximum is 14.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other cycling and bike maintenance courses is available on our website.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: free
• Duration: one hour
• Type: small group

Course overview:

• ·       Introduction to parts of a bike and safety equipment
• ·       Mounting and dismounting a bike
• ·       Balancing on a bike
• ·       Pedalling, steering and braking on a bike
• ·       Stopping safely

Course format:

• ·       Two qualified instructors will deliver the course.
• ·       The course will be held in a traffic-free outdoor space.
• ·       We’ll provide a bike and helmet for you to use - or bring your own.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning to ride a bike. Minimum number of participants is usually four and maximum is eight.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other cycling and bike maintenance courses is available on our website.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: free
• Duration: one hour
• Type: small group

Course overview:

• ·       Introduction to parts of a bike and safety equipment
• ·       Mounting and dismounting a bike
• ·       Balancing on a bike
• ·       Pedalling, steering and braking on a bike
• ·       Stopping safely

Course format:

• ·       Two qualified instructors will deliver the course.
• ·       The course will be held in a traffic-free outdoor space.
• ·       We’ll provide a bike and helmet for you to use - or bring your own.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning to ride a bike. Minimum number of participants is usually four and maximum is eight.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other cycling and bike maintenance courses is available on our website.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: £10 (subsidised)
• Duration: two hours
• Type: small group

 Course overview:

• ·       Checking and adjusting parts of a bike
• ·       Fixing punctures

Course format:

• ·       One qualified instructor will deliver the course in an outdoor location.
• ·       We’ll provide tools and equipment for you to practice with. Bring your own bike, or we can provide if needed.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning basic bike maintenance. Minimum number of participants is usually three and maximum is six.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Important:

·       E-bikes and bikes with hydraulic brakes are welcome however they are often more complex than a standard bike and the instructor may not be able to address all areas of maintenance in this course.

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other bike maintenance and cycling courses is available on our website.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: free
• Duration: one hour
• Type: small group

Course overview:

• ·       Introduction to parts of a bike and safety equipment
• ·       Mounting and dismounting a bike
• ·       Balancing on a bike
• ·       Pedalling, steering and braking on a bike
• ·       Stopping safely

Course format:

• ·       Two qualified instructors will deliver the course.
• ·       The course will be held in a traffic-free outdoor space.
• ·       We’ll provide a bike and helmet for you to use - or bring your own.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning to ride a bike. Minimum number of participants is usually four and maximum is eight.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other cycling and bike maintenance courses is available on our website.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: free
• Duration: one hour
• Type: small group

Course overview:

• ·       Introduction to parts of a bike and safety equipment
• ·       Mounting and dismounting a bike
• ·       Balancing on a bike
• ·       Pedalling, steering and braking on a bike
• ·       Stopping safely

Course format:

• ·       Two qualified instructors will deliver the course.
• ·       The course will be held in a traffic-free outdoor space.
• ·       We’ll provide a bike and helmet for you to use - or bring your own.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning to ride a bike. Minimum number of participants is usually four and maximum is eight.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other cycling and bike maintenance courses is available on our website.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: free
• Duration: one hour
• Type: small group

Course overview:

• ·       Introduction to parts of a bike and safety equipment
• ·       Mounting and dismounting a bike
• ·       Balancing on a bike
• ·       Pedalling, steering and braking on a bike
• ·       Stopping safely

Course format:

• ·       Two qualified instructors will deliver the course.
• ·       The course will be held in a traffic-free outdoor space.
• ·       We’ll provide a bike and helmet for you to use - or bring your own.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning to ride a bike. Minimum number of participants is usually four and maximum is eight.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other cycling and bike maintenance courses is available on our website.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: free
• Duration: one hour
• Type: small group

Course overview:

• ·       Introduction to parts of a bike and safety equipment
• ·       Mounting and dismounting a bike
• ·       Balancing on a bike
• ·       Pedalling, steering and braking on a bike
• ·       Stopping safely

Course format:

• ·       Two qualified instructors will deliver the course.
• ·       The course will be held in a traffic-free outdoor space.
• ·       We’ll provide a bike and helmet for you to use - or bring your own.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning to ride a bike. Minimum number of participants is usually four and maximum is eight.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other cycling and bike maintenance courses is available on our website.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: free
• Duration: two hours
• Type: small group

 Course overview:

• ·       Steering the bike with more accuracy
• ·       Checking over your shoulder and signalling
• ·       Emergency stopping
• ·       Using gears
• ·       Riding with other people
• ·       Riding in public spaces (like paths in a park)

Course format:

• ·       Two qualified instructors will deliver the course.
• ·       The course will be held in a traffic-free outdoor space (or indoor for winter).
• ·       We’ll provide a bike and helmet for you to use - or bring your own.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning to ride a bike more confidently. Minimum number of participants is usually seven and maximum is 14.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other cycling and bike maintenance courses is available on our website.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: free
• Duration: two hours
• Type: small group

 Course overview:

• ·       Steering the bike with more accuracy
• ·       Checking over your shoulder and signalling
• ·       Emergency stopping
• ·       Using gears
• ·       Riding with other people
• ·       Riding in public spaces (like paths in a park)

Course format:

• ·       Two qualified instructors will deliver the course.
• ·       The course will be held in a traffic-free outdoor space (or indoor for winter).
• ·       We’ll provide a bike and helmet for you to use - or bring your own.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning to ride a bike more confidently. Minimum number of participants is usually seven and maximum is 14.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other cycling and bike maintenance courses is available on our website.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: £10 (subsidised)
• Duration: two hours
• Type: small group

 Course overview:

• ·       Checking and adjusting parts of a bike
• ·       Fixing punctures

Course format:

• ·       One qualified instructor will deliver the course in an outdoor location.
• ·       We’ll provide tools and equipment for you to practice with. Bring your own bike, or we can provide if needed.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning basic bike maintenance. Minimum number of participants is usually three and maximum is six.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Important:

·       E-bikes and bikes with hydraulic brakes are welcome however they are often more complex than a standard bike and the instructor may not be able to address all areas of maintenance in this course.

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other bike maintenance and cycling courses is available on our website.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: £10 (subsidised)
• Duration: two hours
• Type: small group

 Course overview:

• ·       Checking and adjusting parts of a bike
• ·       Fixing punctures

Course format:

• ·       One qualified instructor will deliver the course in an outdoor location.
• ·       We’ll provide tools and equipment for you to practice with. Bring your own bike, or we can provide if needed.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning basic bike maintenance. Minimum number of participants is usually three and maximum is six.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Important:

·       E-bikes and bikes with hydraulic brakes are welcome however they are often more complex than a standard bike and the instructor may not be able to address all areas of maintenance in this course.

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other bike maintenance and cycling courses is available on our website.

• Level: intermediate
• Cost: £15 (subsidised)
• Duration: three hours
• Type: small group

 Course overview:

• ·       Deciding what to carry on a ride in case you need to make repairs
• ·       Assessing problems and deciding how to resolve them
• ·       Learning how to make repairs while out on a ride to get you home

Course format:

• ·       One qualified instructor will deliver the course.
• ·       Part of the course will be delivered outdoors looking at scenarios that can arise when out on a ride.
• ·       We’ll provide tools and equipment for you to practice with. Bring your own bike and helmet if you’d like to wear one, or we can provide if needed.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning bike maintenance skills. Minimum number of participants is usually three and maximum is six.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Important:

·       E-bikes and bikes with hydraulic brakes are welcome however they are often more complex than a standard bike and the instructor may not be able to address all areas of maintenance in this course.

Read detailed terms and conditions.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: £10 (subsidised)
• Duration: two hours
• Type: small group

 Course overview:

• ·       Checking and adjusting parts of a bike
• ·       Fixing punctures

Course format:

• ·       One qualified instructor will deliver the course in an outdoor location.
• ·       We’ll provide tools and equipment for you to practice with. Bring your own bike, or we can provide if needed.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning basic bike maintenance. Minimum number of participants is usually three and maximum is six.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Important:

·       E-bikes and bikes with hydraulic brakes are welcome however they are often more complex than a standard bike and the instructor may not be able to address all areas of maintenance in this course.

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other bike maintenance and cycling courses is available on our website.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: free
• Duration: one hour
• Type: small group

Course overview:

• ·       Introduction to parts of a bike and safety equipment
• ·       Mounting and dismounting a bike
• ·       Balancing on a bike
• ·       Pedalling, steering and braking on a bike
• ·       Stopping safely

Course format:

• ·       Two qualified instructors will deliver the course.
• ·       The course will be held in a traffic-free outdoor space.
• ·       We’ll provide a bike and helmet for you to use - or bring your own.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning to ride a bike. Minimum number of participants is usually four and maximum is eight.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other cycling and bike maintenance courses is available on our website.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: free
• Duration: one hour
• Type: small group

Course overview:

• ·       Introduction to parts of a bike and safety equipment
• ·       Mounting and dismounting a bike
• ·       Balancing on a bike
• ·       Pedalling, steering and braking on a bike
• ·       Stopping safely

Course format:

• ·       Two qualified instructors will deliver the course.
• ·       The course will be held in a traffic-free outdoor space.
• ·       We’ll provide a bike and helmet for you to use - or bring your own.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning to ride a bike. Minimum number of participants is usually four and maximum is eight.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other cycling and bike maintenance courses is available on our website.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: free
• Duration: two hours
• Type: small group

 Course overview:

• ·       Steering the bike with more accuracy
• ·       Checking over your shoulder and signalling
• ·       Emergency stopping
• ·       Using gears
• ·       Riding with other people
• ·       Riding in public spaces (like paths in a park)

Course format:

• ·       Two qualified instructors will deliver the course.
• ·       The course will be held in a traffic-free outdoor space (or indoor for winter).
• ·       We’ll provide a bike and helmet for you to use - or bring your own.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning to ride a bike more confidently. Minimum number of participants is usually seven and maximum is 14.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other cycling and bike maintenance courses is available on our website.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: £10 (subsidised)
• Duration: two hours
• Type: small group

 Course overview:

• ·       Checking and adjusting parts of a bike
• ·       Fixing punctures

Course format:

• ·       One qualified instructor will deliver the course in an outdoor location.
• ·       We’ll provide tools and equipment for you to practice with. Bring your own bike, or we can provide if needed.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning basic bike maintenance. Minimum number of participants is usually three and maximum is six.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Important:

·       E-bikes and bikes with hydraulic brakes are welcome however they are often more complex than a standard bike and the instructor may not be able to address all areas of maintenance in this course.

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other bike maintenance and cycling courses is available on our website.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: free
• Duration: one hour
• Type: small group

Course overview:

• ·       Introduction to parts of a bike and safety equipment
• ·       Mounting and dismounting a bike
• ·       Balancing on a bike
• ·       Pedalling, steering and braking on a bike
• ·       Stopping safely

Course format:

• ·       Two qualified instructors will deliver the course.
• ·       The course will be held in a traffic-free outdoor space.
• ·       We’ll provide a bike and helmet for you to use - or bring your own.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning to ride a bike. Minimum number of participants is usually four and maximum is eight.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other cycling and bike maintenance courses is available on our website.

• Level: intermediate
• Cost: £30 (subsidised)
• Duration: six hours, with breaks part way through
• Type: small group

Course overview:

• ·       Servicing a bike
• ·       Adjusting brakes and gears
• ·       Inspecting and replacing cables
• ·       Checking and maintaining the chain

Course format:

• ·       One qualified instructor will deliver the course.
• ·       We’ll provide tools and equipment for you to practice with. Bring your own bike, or we can provide if needed.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning intermediate bike maintenance. Minimum number of participants is usually three and maximum is six.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Important:

·       E-bikes and bikes with hydraulic brakes are welcome however they are often more complex than a standard bike and the instructor may not be able to address all areas of maintenance in this course.

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other bike maintenance and cycling courses is available on our website.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: free
• Duration: one hour
• Type: small group

Course overview:

• ·       Introduction to parts of a bike and safety equipment
• ·       Mounting and dismounting a bike
• ·       Balancing on a bike
• ·       Pedalling, steering and braking on a bike
• ·       Stopping safely

Course format:

• ·       Two qualified instructors will deliver the course.
• ·       The course will be held in a traffic-free outdoor space.
• ·       We’ll provide a bike and helmet for you to use - or bring your own.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning to ride a bike. Minimum number of participants is usually four and maximum is eight.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other cycling and bike maintenance courses is available on our website.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: free
• Duration: two hours
• Type: small group

 Course overview:

• ·       Steering the bike with more accuracy
• ·       Checking over your shoulder and signalling
• ·       Emergency stopping
• ·       Using gears
• ·       Riding with other people
• ·       Riding in public spaces (like paths in a park)

Course format:

• ·       Two qualified instructors will deliver the course.
• ·       The course will be held in a traffic-free outdoor space (or indoor for winter).
• ·       We’ll provide a bike and helmet for you to use - or bring your own.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning to ride a bike more confidently. Minimum number of participants is usually seven and maximum is 14.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other cycling and bike maintenance courses is available on our website.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: free
• Duration: one hour
• Type: small group

Course overview:

• ·       Introduction to parts of a bike and safety equipment
• ·       Mounting and dismounting a bike
• ·       Balancing on a bike
• ·       Pedalling, steering and braking on a bike
• ·       Stopping safely

Course format:

• ·       Two qualified instructors will deliver the course.
• ·       The course will be held in a traffic-free outdoor space.
• ·       We’ll provide a bike and helmet for you to use - or bring your own.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning to ride a bike. Minimum number of participants is usually four and maximum is eight.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other cycling and bike maintenance courses is available on our website.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: free
• Duration: one hour
• Type: small group

Course overview:

• ·       Introduction to parts of a bike and safety equipment
• ·       Mounting and dismounting a bike
• ·       Balancing on a bike
• ·       Pedalling, steering and braking on a bike
• ·       Stopping safely

Course format:

• ·       Two qualified instructors will deliver the course.
• ·       The course will be held in a traffic-free outdoor space.
• ·       We’ll provide a bike and helmet for you to use - or bring your own.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning to ride a bike. Minimum number of participants is usually four and maximum is eight.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other cycling and bike maintenance courses is available on our website.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: £10 (subsidised)
• Duration: two hours
• Type: small group

 Course overview:

• ·       Checking and adjusting parts of a bike
• ·       Fixing punctures

Course format:

• ·       One qualified instructor will deliver the course in an outdoor location.
• ·       We’ll provide tools and equipment for you to practice with. Bring your own bike, or we can provide if needed.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning basic bike maintenance. Minimum number of participants is usually three and maximum is six.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Important:

·       E-bikes and bikes with hydraulic brakes are welcome however they are often more complex than a standard bike and the instructor may not be able to address all areas of maintenance in this course.

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other bike maintenance and cycling courses is available on our website.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: £10 (subsidised)
• Duration: two hours
• Type: small group

 Course overview:

• ·       Checking and adjusting parts of a bike
• ·       Fixing punctures

Course format:

• ·       One qualified instructor will deliver the course in an outdoor location.
• ·       We’ll provide tools and equipment for you to practice with. Bring your own bike, or we can provide if needed.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning basic bike maintenance. Minimum number of participants is usually three and maximum is six.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Important:

·       E-bikes and bikes with hydraulic brakes are welcome however they are often more complex than a standard bike and the instructor may not be able to address all areas of maintenance in this course.

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other bike maintenance and cycling courses is available on our website.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: free
• Duration: one hour
• Type: small group

Course overview:

• ·       Introduction to parts of a bike and safety equipment
• ·       Mounting and dismounting a bike
• ·       Balancing on a bike
• ·       Pedalling, steering and braking on a bike
• ·       Stopping safely

Course format:

• ·       Two qualified instructors will deliver the course.
• ·       The course will be held in a traffic-free outdoor space.
• ·       We’ll provide a bike and helmet for you to use - or bring your own.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning to ride a bike. Minimum number of participants is usually four and maximum is eight.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other cycling and bike maintenance courses is available on our website.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: free
• Duration: one hour
• Type: small group

Course overview:

• ·       Introduction to parts of a bike and safety equipment
• ·       Mounting and dismounting a bike
• ·       Balancing on a bike
• ·       Pedalling, steering and braking on a bike
• ·       Stopping safely

Course format:

• ·       Two qualified instructors will deliver the course.
• ·       The course will be held in a traffic-free outdoor space.
• ·       We’ll provide a bike and helmet for you to use - or bring your own.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning to ride a bike. Minimum number of participants is usually four and maximum is eight.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other cycling and bike maintenance courses is available on our website.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: free
• Duration: one hour
• Type: small group

Course overview:

• ·       Introduction to parts of a bike and safety equipment
• ·       Mounting and dismounting a bike
• ·       Balancing on a bike
• ·       Pedalling, steering and braking on a bike
• ·       Stopping safely

Course format:

• ·       Two qualified instructors will deliver the course.
• ·       The course will be held in a traffic-free outdoor space.
• ·       We’ll provide a bike and helmet for you to use - or bring your own.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning to ride a bike. Minimum number of participants is usually four and maximum is eight.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other cycling and bike maintenance courses is available on our website.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: free
• Duration: one hour
• Type: small group

Course overview:

• ·       Introduction to parts of a bike and safety equipment
• ·       Mounting and dismounting a bike
• ·       Balancing on a bike
• ·       Pedalling, steering and braking on a bike
• ·       Stopping safely

Course format:

• ·       Two qualified instructors will deliver the course.
• ·       The course will be held in a traffic-free outdoor space.
• ·       We’ll provide a bike and helmet for you to use - or bring your own.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning to ride a bike. Minimum number of participants is usually four and maximum is eight.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other cycling and bike maintenance courses is available on our website.

• Level: intermediate
• Cost: free
• Duration: two hours
• Type: small group 

Course overview:

• ·       Making short road journeys safely
• ·       Cycling alongside traffic and other road users
• ·       Passing parked cars and crossing side roads
• ·       Riding with other people
• ·       Making turns at junctions

Course format:

• ·       Two qualified instructors will deliver the course.
• ·       The course will be held in a traffic-free outdoor space before moving onto quiet neighbourhood roads.
• ·       Bring your own bike and helmet if you’d like to wear one, or we can provide if needed.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also gaining confidence cycling on quiet roads. Minimum number of participants is usually six and maximum is 12.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other cycling and bike maintenance courses is available on our website.

• Level: intermediate
• Cost: free
• Duration: two hours
• Type: small group 

Course overview:

• ·       Making short road journeys safely
• ·       Cycling alongside traffic and other road users
• ·       Passing parked cars and crossing side roads
• ·       Riding with other people
• ·       Making turns at junctions

Course format:

• ·       Two qualified instructors will deliver the course.
• ·       The course will be held in a traffic-free outdoor space before moving onto quiet neighbourhood roads.
• ·       Bring your own bike and helmet if you’d like to wear one, or we can provide if needed.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also gaining confidence cycling on quiet roads. Minimum number of participants is usually six and maximum is 12.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other cycling and bike maintenance courses is available on our website.

• Level: intermediate
• Cost: £15 (subsidised)
• Duration: three hours
• Type: small group

 Course overview:

• ·       Deciding what to carry on a ride in case you need to make repairs
• ·       Assessing problems and deciding how to resolve them
• ·       Learning how to make repairs while out on a ride to get you home

Course format:

• ·       One qualified instructor will deliver the course.
• ·       Part of the course will be delivered outdoors looking at scenarios that can arise when out on a ride.
• ·       We’ll provide tools and equipment for you to practice with. Bring your own bike and helmet if you’d like to wear one, or we can provide if needed.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning bike maintenance skills. Minimum number of participants is usually three and maximum is six.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Important:

·       E-bikes and bikes with hydraulic brakes are welcome however they are often more complex than a standard bike and the instructor may not be able to address all areas of maintenance in this course.

Read detailed terms and conditions.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: free
• Duration: one hour
• Type: small group

Course overview:

• ·       Introduction to parts of a bike and safety equipment
• ·       Mounting and dismounting a bike
• ·       Balancing on a bike
• ·       Pedalling, steering and braking on a bike
• ·       Stopping safely

Course format:

• ·       Two qualified instructors will deliver the course.
• ·       The course will be held in a traffic-free outdoor space.
• ·       We’ll provide a bike and helmet for you to use - or bring your own.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning to ride a bike. Minimum number of participants is usually four and maximum is eight.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other cycling and bike maintenance courses is available on our website.

• Level: intermediate
• Cost: £30 (subsidised)
• Duration: six hours, with breaks part way through
• Type: small group

Course overview:

• ·       Servicing a bike
• ·       Adjusting brakes and gears
• ·       Inspecting and replacing cables
• ·       Checking and maintaining the chain

Course format:

• ·       One qualified instructor will deliver the course.
• ·       We’ll provide tools and equipment for you to practice with. Bring your own bike, or we can provide if needed.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning intermediate bike maintenance. Minimum number of participants is usually three and maximum is six.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Important:

·       E-bikes and bikes with hydraulic brakes are welcome however they are often more complex than a standard bike and the instructor may not be able to address all areas of maintenance in this course.

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other bike maintenance and cycling courses is available on our website.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: £10 (subsidised)
• Duration: two hours
• Type: small group

 Course overview:

• ·       Checking and adjusting parts of a bike
• ·       Fixing punctures

Course format:

• ·       One qualified instructor will deliver the course in an outdoor location.
• ·       We’ll provide tools and equipment for you to practice with. Bring your own bike, or we can provide if needed.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning basic bike maintenance. Minimum number of participants is usually three and maximum is six.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Important:

·       E-bikes and bikes with hydraulic brakes are welcome however they are often more complex than a standard bike and the instructor may not be able to address all areas of maintenance in this course.

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other bike maintenance and cycling courses is available on our website.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: free
• Duration: one hour
• Type: small group

Course overview:

• ·       Introduction to parts of a bike and safety equipment
• ·       Mounting and dismounting a bike
• ·       Balancing on a bike
• ·       Pedalling, steering and braking on a bike
• ·       Stopping safely

Course format:

• ·       Two qualified instructors will deliver the course.
• ·       The course will be held in a traffic-free outdoor space.
• ·       We’ll provide a bike and helmet for you to use - or bring your own.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning to ride a bike. Minimum number of participants is usually four and maximum is eight.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other cycling and bike maintenance courses is available on our website.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: free
• Duration: two hours
• Type: small group

 Course overview:

• ·       Steering the bike with more accuracy
• ·       Checking over your shoulder and signalling
• ·       Emergency stopping
• ·       Using gears
• ·       Riding with other people
• ·       Riding in public spaces (like paths in a park)

Course format:

• ·       Two qualified instructors will deliver the course.
• ·       The course will be held in a traffic-free outdoor space (or indoor for winter).
• ·       We’ll provide a bike and helmet for you to use - or bring your own.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning to ride a bike more confidently. Minimum number of participants is usually seven and maximum is 14.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other cycling and bike maintenance courses is available on our website.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: free
• Duration: one hour
• Type: small group

Course overview:

• ·       Introduction to parts of a bike and safety equipment
• ·       Mounting and dismounting a bike
• ·       Balancing on a bike
• ·       Pedalling, steering and braking on a bike
• ·       Stopping safely

Course format:

• ·       Two qualified instructors will deliver the course.
• ·       The course will be held in a traffic-free outdoor space.
• ·       We’ll provide a bike and helmet for you to use - or bring your own.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning to ride a bike. Minimum number of participants is usually four and maximum is eight.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other cycling and bike maintenance courses is available on our website.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: free
• Duration: two hours
• Type: small group

 Course overview:

• ·       Steering the bike with more accuracy
• ·       Checking over your shoulder and signalling
• ·       Emergency stopping
• ·       Using gears
• ·       Riding with other people
• ·       Riding in public spaces (like paths in a park)

Course format:

• ·       Two qualified instructors will deliver the course.
• ·       The course will be held in a traffic-free outdoor space (or indoor for winter).
• ·       We’ll provide a bike and helmet for you to use - or bring your own.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning to ride a bike more confidently. Minimum number of participants is usually seven and maximum is 14.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other cycling and bike maintenance courses is available on our website.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: free
• Duration: one hour
• Type: small group

Course overview:

• ·       Introduction to parts of a bike and safety equipment
• ·       Mounting and dismounting a bike
• ·       Balancing on a bike
• ·       Pedalling, steering and braking on a bike
• ·       Stopping safely

Course format:

• ·       Two qualified instructors will deliver the course.
• ·       The course will be held in a traffic-free outdoor space.
• ·       We’ll provide a bike and helmet for you to use - or bring your own.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning to ride a bike. Minimum number of participants is usually four and maximum is eight.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other cycling and bike maintenance courses is available on our website.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: free
• Duration: one hour
• Type: small group

Course overview:

• ·       Introduction to parts of a bike and safety equipment
• ·       Mounting and dismounting a bike
• ·       Balancing on a bike
• ·       Pedalling, steering and braking on a bike
• ·       Stopping safely

Course format:

• ·       Two qualified instructors will deliver the course.
• ·       The course will be held in a traffic-free outdoor space.
• ·       We’ll provide a bike and helmet for you to use - or bring your own.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning to ride a bike. Minimum number of participants is usually four and maximum is eight.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other cycling and bike maintenance courses is available on our website.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: free
• Duration: one hour
• Type: small group

Course overview:

• ·       Introduction to parts of a bike and safety equipment
• ·       Mounting and dismounting a bike
• ·       Balancing on a bike
• ·       Pedalling, steering and braking on a bike
• ·       Stopping safely

Course format:

• ·       Two qualified instructors will deliver the course.
• ·       The course will be held in a traffic-free outdoor space.
• ·       We’ll provide a bike and helmet for you to use - or bring your own.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning to ride a bike. Minimum number of participants is usually four and maximum is eight.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other cycling and bike maintenance courses is available on our website.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: free
• Duration: one hour
• Type: small group

Course overview:

• ·       Introduction to parts of a bike and safety equipment
• ·       Mounting and dismounting a bike
• ·       Balancing on a bike
• ·       Pedalling, steering and braking on a bike
• ·       Stopping safely

Course format:

• ·       Two qualified instructors will deliver the course.
• ·       The course will be held in a traffic-free outdoor space.
• ·       We’ll provide a bike and helmet for you to use - or bring your own.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning to ride a bike. Minimum number of participants is usually four and maximum is eight.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other cycling and bike maintenance courses is available on our website.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: £10 (subsidised)
• Duration: two hours
• Type: small group

 Course overview:

• ·       Checking and adjusting parts of a bike
• ·       Fixing punctures

Course format:

• ·       One qualified instructor will deliver the course in an outdoor location.
• ·       We’ll provide tools and equipment for you to practice with. Bring your own bike, or we can provide if needed.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning basic bike maintenance. Minimum number of participants is usually three and maximum is six.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Important:

·       E-bikes and bikes with hydraulic brakes are welcome however they are often more complex than a standard bike and the instructor may not be able to address all areas of maintenance in this course.

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other bike maintenance and cycling courses is available on our website.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: free
• Duration: one hour
• Type: small group

Course overview:

• ·       Introduction to parts of a bike and safety equipment
• ·       Mounting and dismounting a bike
• ·       Balancing on a bike
• ·       Pedalling, steering and braking on a bike
• ·       Stopping safely

Course format:

• ·       Two qualified instructors will deliver the course.
• ·       The course will be held in a traffic-free outdoor space.
• ·       We’ll provide a bike and helmet for you to use - or bring your own.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning to ride a bike. Minimum number of participants is usually four and maximum is eight.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other cycling and bike maintenance courses is available on our website.

• Level: intermediate
• Cost: free
• Duration: two hours
• Type: small group 

Course overview:

• ·       Making short road journeys safely
• ·       Cycling alongside traffic and other road users
• ·       Passing parked cars and crossing side roads
• ·       Riding with other people
• ·       Making turns at junctions

Course format:

• ·       Two qualified instructors will deliver the course.
• ·       The course will be held in a traffic-free outdoor space before moving onto quiet neighbourhood roads.
• ·       Bring your own bike and helmet if you’d like to wear one, or we can provide if needed.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also gaining confidence cycling on quiet roads. Minimum number of participants is usually six and maximum is 12.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other cycling and bike maintenance courses is available on our website.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: £10 (subsidised)
• Duration: two hours
• Type: small group

 Course overview:

• ·       Checking and adjusting parts of a bike
• ·       Fixing punctures

Course format:

• ·       One qualified instructor will deliver the course in an outdoor location.
• ·       We’ll provide tools and equipment for you to practice with. Bring your own bike, or we can provide if needed.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning basic bike maintenance. Minimum number of participants is usually three and maximum is six.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Important:

·       E-bikes and bikes with hydraulic brakes are welcome however they are often more complex than a standard bike and the instructor may not be able to address all areas of maintenance in this course.

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other bike maintenance and cycling courses is available on our website.

• Level: beginner
• Cost: £10 (subsidised)
• Duration: two hours
• Type: small group

 Course overview:

• ·       Checking and adjusting parts of a bike
• ·       Fixing punctures

Course format:

• ·       One qualified instructor will deliver the course in an outdoor location.
• ·       We’ll provide tools and equipment for you to practice with. Bring your own bike, or we can provide if needed.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning basic bike maintenance. Minimum number of participants is usually three and maximum is six.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Important:

·       E-bikes and bikes with hydraulic brakes are welcome however they are often more complex than a standard bike and the instructor may not be able to address all areas of maintenance in this course.

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other bike maintenance and cycling courses is available on our website.

• Level: intermediate
• Cost: £30 (subsidised)
• Duration: six hours, with breaks part way through
• Type: small group

Course overview:

• ·       Servicing a bike
• ·       Adjusting brakes and gears
• ·       Inspecting and replacing cables
• ·       Checking and maintaining the chain

Course format:

• ·       One qualified instructor will deliver the course.
• ·       We’ll provide tools and equipment for you to practice with. Bring your own bike, or we can provide if needed.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning intermediate bike maintenance. Minimum number of participants is usually three and maximum is six.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Important:

·       E-bikes and bikes with hydraulic brakes are welcome however they are often more complex than a standard bike and the instructor may not be able to address all areas of maintenance in this course.

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other bike maintenance and cycling courses is available on our website.

• Level: intermediate
• Cost: £15 (subsidised)
• Duration: three hours
• Type: small group

 Course overview:

• ·       Deciding what to carry on a ride in case you need to make repairs
• ·       Assessing problems and deciding how to resolve them
• ·       Learning how to make repairs while out on a ride to get you home

Course format:

• ·       One qualified instructor will deliver the course.
• ·       Part of the course will be delivered outdoors looking at scenarios that can arise when out on a ride.
• ·       We’ll provide tools and equipment for you to practice with. Bring your own bike and helmet if you’d like to wear one, or we can provide if needed.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning bike maintenance skills. Minimum number of participants is usually three and maximum is six.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Important:

·       E-bikes and bikes with hydraulic brakes are welcome however they are often more complex than a standard bike and the instructor may not be able to address all areas of maintenance in this course.

Read detailed terms and conditions.

• Level: intermediate
• Cost: £15 (subsidised)
• Duration: three hours
• Type: small group

 Course overview:

• ·       Deciding what to carry on a ride in case you need to make repairs
• ·       Assessing problems and deciding how to resolve them
• ·       Learning how to make repairs while out on a ride to get you home

Course format:

• ·       One qualified instructor will deliver the course.
• ·       Part of the course will be delivered outdoors looking at scenarios that can arise when out on a ride.
• ·       We’ll provide tools and equipment for you to practice with. Bring your own bike and helmet if you’d like to wear one, or we can provide if needed.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning bike maintenance skills. Minimum number of participants is usually three and maximum is six.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Important:

·       E-bikes and bikes with hydraulic brakes are welcome however they are often more complex than a standard bike and the instructor may not be able to address all areas of maintenance in this course.

Read detailed terms and conditions.

• Level: intermediate
• Cost: £30 (subsidised)
• Duration: six hours, with breaks part way through
• Type: small group

Course overview:

• ·       Servicing a bike
• ·       Adjusting brakes and gears
• ·       Inspecting and replacing cables
• ·       Checking and maintaining the chain

Course format:

• ·       One qualified instructor will deliver the course.
• ·       We’ll provide tools and equipment for you to practice with. Bring your own bike, or we can provide if needed.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning intermediate bike maintenance. Minimum number of participants is usually three and maximum is six.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Important:

·       E-bikes and bikes with hydraulic brakes are welcome however they are often more complex than a standard bike and the instructor may not be able to address all areas of maintenance in this course.

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other bike maintenance and cycling courses is available on our website.

• Level: intermediate
• Cost: £30 (subsidised)
• Duration: six hours, with breaks part way through
• Type: small group

Course overview:

• ·       Servicing a bike
• ·       Adjusting brakes and gears
• ·       Inspecting and replacing cables
• ·       Checking and maintaining the chain

Course format:

• ·       One qualified instructor will deliver the course.
• ·       We’ll provide tools and equipment for you to practice with. Bring your own bike, or we can provide if needed.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning intermediate bike maintenance. Minimum number of participants is usually three and maximum is six.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Important:

·       E-bikes and bikes with hydraulic brakes are welcome however they are often more complex than a standard bike and the instructor may not be able to address all areas of maintenance in this course.

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other bike maintenance and cycling courses is available on our website.

• Level: intermediate
• Cost: £30 (subsidised)
• Duration: six hours, with breaks part way through
• Type: small group

Course overview:

• ·       Servicing a bike
• ·       Adjusting brakes and gears
• ·       Inspecting and replacing cables
• ·       Checking and maintaining the chain

Course format:

• ·       One qualified instructor will deliver the course.
• ·       We’ll provide tools and equipment for you to practice with. Bring your own bike, or we can provide if needed.
• ·       This is a group course and there will be other participants also learning intermediate bike maintenance. Minimum number of participants is usually three and maximum is six.
• ·       For ages 12+ (participants aged 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times).

Important:

·       E-bikes and bikes with hydraulic brakes are welcome however they are often more complex than a standard bike and the instructor may not be able to address all areas of maintenance in this course.

Read detailed terms and conditions.

Information about other bike maintenance and cycling courses is available on our website.