Fall and Winter Service Clinics
Knowing How Your Bike Works Is Empowering
We've got a great crew of mechanics who've been turning wrenches for decades, and they want to teach you how to work on your own bike. For Fall 2025/Winter 2026 we are offering a full assortment of one-off classes and multiple-class courses that will cover everything from easier tasks like fixing flat tires, adjusting brakes and shifting, and setting up suspension, all the way to completely overhauling your bike or building a wheel. You decide how deep you want to dive, and we will help you on your way. Get your wrenches ready!
Bike Basics at Treeline OutfittersWednesday, December 3, 5:30-7:30pm - FREE Space is limited, email parker@papa-wheelies.com to sign up! Join us for an evening of hands-on, basic bike maintenance education. Do you want to know how to change your flat tire? Or wondered why your bike is making that weird noise? What is tubeless anyways? Join us, the Papa Wheelies Service Crew, for a night of Bike Maintenance Basics! We will go over how to change a flat tire (including some tips and tricks for those pesky tire/rim combinations), explain the differences between tubed and tubeless tires, and go over some basic maintenance tips, including how to tell if your bike is in need of some love due to worn out components! There will also be an open forum for questions regarding your own bikes. |
Introductory Course (2 Days)Thursdays, November 13 & 20, 5:00-7:00pm - $120/person The introductory course is intended for people with little to no experience maintaining or repairing their bicycle. The introductory course will cover the following topics.
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Intermediate Course (3 Days)Thursdays, December 4, 11 & 18, 5:00-7:00pm - $200/person The Intermediate course is intended for people who have a good knowledge base of bike terminology and can perform basic repairs (or have completed the introductory course pre-req). This intermediate course will cover the following topics.
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Wheel truing and tension portion, including identification of an out of true wheel, testing spoke tension, truing, and when you should not attempt to true a wheel.
Headset and bottom bracket basics, including headset adjustment, discussing different types of bottom brackets, and how to identify worn bearings in both.
How to set up your suspension?
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Advanced Service Classes (Rent-a-tech)Sundays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays by appointment - $150/hour The advanced course is intended for people that have the ability to perform intermediate repairs, and have a solid knowledge base of bike component functionality (or have completed the Intermediate Course pre-req). This course will be offered as a 1 on 1 clinic with a seasoned bike technician. This course is for the person that is interested in learning how to perform anything from repair and replacement of components on their personal bike, to a complete tear down and rebuild (likely spanning multiple blocks). This course is offered in hour-long blocks at $150/hour (cost of parts not included). |  |
- Advanced Course will be scheduled at least two weeks out.
- Classes will be available Sundays, Tuesdays, Wenesdays & Thursdays as our schedule allows
- Courses will be custom-tailored to your interests. A few days after you sign up for a block an instructor will reach out to you for additional input so they can build out a class for you before your scheduled date.
- This is a private lesson (1 student to 1 teacher) Sign up for available time blocks on our Calendly Scheduling Calendar:
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So Fresh & Clean
Give your bike a bath with the proper cleaners and degreasers. Polish, regrease and complete.
Say No To Tired Tires
New tires are a great way to get more traction and stability or a way to upgrade to a tubeless system (check compatibility). Otherwise, check your tubes or replenish sealant.
Expert Repair & Maintenance
Have questions or need one of our team members to take a look, connect with our service department today! Minor adjustments to major overhauls, our professional technicians can do it all.
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