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21-05.-2008, 01:54 AM
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Re: Places to learn how to take care of my bike
On May 19, 11:44*pm, shriram...@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi > > I live in Oakland, CA and getting back into biking after a 5 year > layoff. I never did much maintenance on my bike, used friends and/ > shops in the past and now would like to learn how to do maintenance, > beyond just fixing flats. > > What shops/places does the group recommend around the bay area. > Thoroughness, hand on nature, and cost are key factors > > Thanks > > Shri You might find a charity in your area, like (http://www.fwbaclub.org/ bikes-for-tykes.cfm) such as we have here in Ft Worth TX, where you could learn about bicycle maintenance and repair by refurbishing bikes that are donated to kids and people who REALLY need transportation. Hope this helps. Lewis. ***** |
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