Questions, considered
Frequently asked questions.
Who are these courses for?
They are for riders and home mechanics who want a structured introduction or a more orderly review of bicycle brake adjustment.
Do the lessons cover rim brakes?
Yes. Several courses address pad alignment, cable tension, arm centering, noise observations, and final testing for rim brakes.
Are mechanical disc brakes included?
Yes. The catalog includes caliper centering, rotor clearance, cable pull, and diagnostic lessons for mechanical disc systems.
Do you teach hydraulic brake bleeding?
The curriculum explains visible inspection and service boundaries. It does not encourage inexperienced riders to perform hydraulic work beyond their competence.
Do I need a fully equipped workshop?
No. The tool-selection lesson helps you begin with a focused set of suitable tools and a stable, well-lit work area.
Are course results guaranteed?
No. Courses provide education and practice frameworks; bicycle condition, component compatibility, and individual judgment still matter.
What are Fallows?
Fallows is the site’s saved-course shelf. Selecting Add to Fallows stores course IDs in your browser’s localStorage for later review.
How does the cart work?
The cart stores course IDs and quantities locally, calculates a displayed total, and offers a demonstration checkout confirmation without real payment processing.
Can I ask about a specific bicycle?
Yes. Use the contact form and describe the brake family, observed behavior, and your current adjustment experience.
How long do courses take to complete?
Most modules are designed for 45 to 90 minutes of focused practice, with optional review videos available at any time.
Is there a refund policy?
Access is immediate upon purchase. Refunds are granted only within 24 hours and only if no lessons have been completed.