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Professional Repair and Shop Operation
What You Will Learn
The basics of Bicycle Shop Operation are presented via formal lecture followed by an open question and answer session. This format allows us to tailor this part of the class to the individual needs of the students. We find that there is so much misunderstanding about bicycle industry and retail businesses in general, that this open discussion allows students to ask those sensitive questions that they cannot ask their local bike shops. Some of the mechanic topics covered include:
Some of the shop operation topics covered include:
Tuition InformationThe cost of the two week Professional Repair and Shop Operation course is $1,800 with a $150 registration fee required with your signed class application. Please register early! This is our most popular class and usually fills 30 - 60 days before the start of each class. It is a good idea to call us before sending in your application to verify availability. Click here for a schedule of classes. For more information, check our mechanics class FAQ page! Special Advanced Seminar Discounts Apply If Taking This Class!Join the hundreds of previous students who have taken advantage of a great offer. We are presently offering an additional $100 discount off the Advanced Mechanics Week if you sign up for both the Professional Repair and Shop Operation Course and the Advanced Mechanic Seminar Week consecutively. This discount is in addition to our standard discount of $100 off our Advanced Mechanic Seminar Week if you take all three seminars. That's a total savings of $200 off the Advanced Course, plus you can save on travel expenses by taking them both at once! Check it out! |
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CLASS QUICKLINKS Schedules
Mechanic Classes
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Who Will Benefit:
Beginner and Home Mechanics
This is a comprehensive 2 week professional level course for students with limited or no bike shop experience. The major goal of the class is to prepare students to work in a bicycle shop, or to help them learn enough about professional bicycle mechanics to work on their own bicycles in a professional manner. This course also provides a solid foundation for those who wish to own their own bicycle shop. We emphasize a great deal of hands-on experience during both a component-by-component study of bicycle repair, as well as a study of the bicycle as a complete unit. The information presented is applicable to all types of bicycles.
