Nervous......but excited!

[HelsBells Cambs]

Tomorrow I'm going on my first bike maintenance course, this one for beginners. Decided that as I'm cycling more, and for longer distances, I ought to be familiar with the basics!
I'm not known for my mechanical prowess so a bit nervous that I'll not pick it up very quickly......and also a bit worried that the course will be full of spotty teenagers....and me!!

 

[welsh dragon]

Good luck. Hope it goes well for you.

 

[Dave 123]

Where?

Good luck!

 

[xxDarkRiderxx]

Good luck, and don't break anything.

 

[Nibor]

Enjoy it you will be fine. There will be no teenagers there as you must know they know everything.

 

[Mrs M]

Good for you, hope you enjoy it

 

[The_Weekend_Report_Guy]

Nice..!

I wish they had something similar around here..!

And break everything there..! Easier to learn and is not yours... Or in the middle of no where..

 

[sight-pin]

Good luck and enjoy.

 

[derrick]

It ain't rocket science

 

[HelsBells Cambs]

Where?

Good luck!

Outspoken Cycles in Cambridge. Just a short hop from the office.

 

[tmif]

I'm doing one tomorrow too... at bike space in Plymouth. Hopefully it will save me another 10 mile walk back to the car with a slightly erroneous inner tube

 

[HelsBells Cambs]

I'm doing one tomorrow too... at cycle space in Plymouth. Hopefully it will save me another 10 mile walk back to the car with a slightly erroneous inner tube

Good luck!

 

[tmif]

You too!!! ☺

 

[ChrisEyles]

Good luck! Hope you enjoy it

 

[swee'pea99]

The great thing is, unlike cars, it all makes visible sense, if you just look at it and give it a bit of thought. It goes that way till a little screw stops it, then it stops. You pull it at this end, and when you stop pulling, a spring at t'other end pulls it back. That's about as complicated as it gets. Compare the workings of a carburettor....

Enjoy it. Good luck.