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FORM ACADEMY / COURSE 01

Know your bike.
Own the upkeep.

A little understanding goes a long way. Learn the essentials of bike maintenance, one component and one useful skill at a time.

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4 complete lessons42 minutesAt your pace
BIKE MECHANIC01 / FOUNDATIONS
Small parts.
A better understanding.
Cover of The Workshop, a practical guide to understanding and maintaining your bike

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The whole course in one book: how a bike fits together, the four lessons, and a guide to every part, with pictures from the 3D workbench. Free, no sign-up. Open it in Apple Books, Kindle or any e-reader.

PUT IT INTO PRACTICE

General maintenance.

Clean the bike. Care for the chain. Check tyres and brakes. A checklist you can use every time.

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THE COMPONENT WORKBENCH

Take the bike apart in 3D.

Explode a complete road bike into its assemblies and 191 parts. Each one tells you what it does, what it connects to and what to inspect.

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YOUR WORKSHOP STARTS HERE

The foundations.

Understand it. Explore it.
Put your knowledge to the test.

BIKE MECHANIC

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YOUR BIKE. YOUR LESSONS.

Different parts.
The right explanation.

Mechanical or electronic shifting. Rim, cable disc or hydraulic brakes. Tell us what you know—we’ll keep the rest open until you identify it.

Shifting unknown · brake type unknown front and rear

BUILD YOUR CONFIDENCE

Start small.
Keep learning.

These four lessons cover everyday care and inspection. Puncture repair, chain replacement and model-specific adjustments are the next chapters.

About the lessons and models

Instructions link to manufacturer guidance. The original illustrations and 3D assemblies explain how parts relate; they are simplified teaching models, not manufacturer CAD or approved service demonstrations. Always follow the manual for your exact component.

Learning completion records understanding, not a certification or a verdict on your bicycle’s condition.