How / what is the best way to learn how to build / service my bike?

[awesme]

Was about to post the same information, looking at doing his course in april myself.

 

His contact details.

 

 

www.yellowsaddle.co.za.

 

Tel: 0823086847

johan@yellowsaddle.co.za

 

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Johan Bornman (Yellow Saddle) does a weekend course on bike repair/maintenance, which includes the Parktools Blue Book in the cost

[King_Crispy]

If the dude wanted to punt himself I'm sure he would have.

You chops don't realise that you never put your e-mail address up on a forum. There are bots (interweb tools) sifting througth all the available feeds and gleaning out the mail addresses and then sending spam to them.

DON'T do anyone the dis-service and put their mail address up. Why do you think the chaps who have been around the block a few times add their contact details as joeAThome.co dotza or their cell numbers as 0eighttwo123one2three4?

 

Edit your post and change it awsme

[mojopup]

Ditto on Johan's course. Its an amazing course and now I do most of my repair work myself (if I had proper tools I would do everything).

 

Worth the investment and saved my bacon on a few stage rides where I had technical issues and was able to fix the problem.

[Tiny K]

I learnt from watching my dad over the years I still give him a call if I get stuck (or a tjommie if it's new tech).

[=Mr Bones=]

My husband went to Johan's weekend course and has been servicing our bikes ever since. Was worth it for us!

 

I would highly recommend Johan Bornman's weekend course. Money well worth spent and the savings allow me to buy cycling goodies.... Also helps on the stage races when quick repairs are needed.

 

Bought all my tools from Johan as well. Each tool I used during the course I made a note of and bought so that I didn't end up with unnecessary tools.