Quick diagnosis / FAQ
Questions before you touch the bead.
Do I need previous bicycle repair experience?
Not for the Foundations modules. They introduce tools, wheel release, bead handling, and inspection from the beginning.
Which tools should I have ready?
Most introductory lessons use tire levers, a pump, a replacement tube or tire, and a clean workspace. Each catalog item lists its practical scope.
Do the courses work for every bicycle?
They cover common road, commuter, gravel, touring, cargo, and small-wheel situations. Unusual systems may require model-specific guidance.
Do you teach tubeless tire changes?
Yes. Tubeless modules explain rim tape, valves, sealant, bead seating, and troubleshooting without treating every setup as identical.
How do I know whether a tire is safe to reuse?
Lessons teach visual checks for tread, sidewalls, bead condition, embedded objects, and recurring damage. When condition is uncertain, consult a qualified mechanic.
Can I track courses before deciding?
Use Track course in the catalog. Selected modules are stored in your browser and appear on the Fallows page.
How does the cart work?
The cart stores course IDs and quantities in local storage, calculates a visible demonstration total, and does not process payment.
Can I ask for accessibility support?
Yes. Contact the team with your preferred format or access requirement, and we will explain the available options.
What if a wheel or tire problem feels unsafe?
Pause the task and seek professional bicycle service. The courses support informed practice but do not replace inspection by a mechanic.