Bicycle Management

A smooth ride depends on more than just pumped tyres. This course gives you the full lowdown on bicycle structure, from understanding each part to knowing how—and when—to maintain it. Start with your bike’s physiology, then move through essential checks, monthly routines, and annual tune-ups.

Each module covers a key component, including wheels, brakes, tyres, and chains. Whether you're in charge of a fleet or just keeping one bike in shape, this course gives you the vocabulary and the framework to keep it all turning smoothly—minus the chain grease.

Learning Outcomes:

• Learn to identify all major bicycle parts and components.
• Understand maintenance tasks for monthly and annual routines.
• Study tyre types, pressure checks, and basic tyre care.
• Explore brake function and maintenance without the guesswork.
• Examine the chain and how it affects overall performance.
• Review bicycle anatomy and mechanical roles of key sections.

Who is this Course For:

• Bicycle owners interested in structured maintenance knowledge.
• Delivery riders keeping their transport in reliable condition.
• Bike hire managers seeking maintenance fundamentals.
• Event organisers managing cycling-related equipment fleets.
• Workshop support staff in cycling-related businesses.
• Parents maintaining children’s bicycles and safety checks.
• Hobby cyclists interested in learning structured bike care.
• Individuals exploring mechanical thinking through bicycle systems.

Career Path:

• Bicycle Maintenance Technician – £24,000 average salary
• Bike Shop Assistant – £21,000 average salary
• Cycle Fleet Coordinator – £26,000 average salary
• Cycling Logistics Support Staff – £23,000 average salary
• Bicycle Assembly Assistant – £22,000 average salary
• Cycling Safety Advisor – £25,000 average salary