In short, cycle maintenance can range from fixing a puncture to adjusting the brakes or seat height. These small nuggets of knowledge can help keep you safe. Get more out of your bike and prolong its life span with proper basic bike maintenance. Learn these skills with an accredited cycling mechanic course at NCA Academy.
Our bike maintenance courses are held in the North West and provide basic and intermediate cycle maintenance training. Through these courses, you can gain a recognised cycle mechanic accreditation. This means you can use your brand-new qualification to work as a cycle mechanic, assist in a cycling club or even open up your own repair shop.
If you’re interested in gaining hands-on experience in the maintenance of a comprehensive range of cycles, give NCA Academy a call on 0161 796 6221 or email info@nccagb.co.uk.
Turn to NCA Academy for Cycle Mechanic Accreditations
This is why we have teamed up with one of our partners, Transport for Greater Manchester to provide great value basic and intermediate cycle maintenance courses in the North West.
Our bicycle maintenance courses are designed to give you the skills and confidence needed to maintain, repair and upgrade your bike. The cycle mechanic course training includes tasks such as puncture repairs, brake adjustments – including servicing rim brakes, gear tuning and drivetrain checks, learning how to remove and replace wheels, cables and other key components. You will also gain a recognised cycle mechanic course accreditation upon completion! This is ideal for personal development or professional work within bike mechanics roles or the broader cycle trades.
You will also learn how to assess bike condition and perform preventative maintenance across a comprehensive range of cycles, including road bikes, mountain bikes, and hybrids. Take a look at what’s on offer and click through to the individual pages. You can then book your place! Just follow the links on the page.
We also offer our amazing Dr Bike service. Dr Bike is NCA’s experienced cycle mechanic who is available to visit workplaces, schools, community centres or events. As an experienced bicycle mechanic, he helps get neglected bikes back on the road. Please note: No prior mechanical experience is necessary to join our beginner courses – just a willingness to learn and an enthusiasm for cycling! Stay tuned for further cycle maintenance course details coming soon.
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