Knowledge base
Questions before you begin.
Who are these courses for?
They are for riders, home mechanics, and community workshop volunteers who want a structured way to understand common bicycle brake adjustments.
Do I need previous repair experience?
No. Starter modules explain terminology and inspection order before introducing adjustments.
Do you teach rim and disc brakes?
Yes. The catalog includes separate rim brake, mechanical disc brake, and workshop-practice tracks.
Are the courses a substitute for a professional inspection?
No. If a bicycle has damage, uncertain component condition, or an unresolved braking problem, stop riding and consult a qualified bicycle mechanic.
What equipment is useful while studying?
A clean workspace, suitable bicycle tools, a stable way to support the bicycle, and the manufacturer guidance for the components are useful starting points.
How does Fallows work?
Select Follow on a catalog course. Its ID is saved in your browser and shown on the Fallows page for later review.
Can I change the quantity in my cart?
Yes. The cart stores course IDs and quantities locally, allowing you to increase, decrease, or remove entries.
How can I ask about a course?
Use the contact form with your learning goal and bicycle brake type. The team can suggest a suitable starting module.