I go with Sheldon's website and other forums on the web. The basics can be acquired in a night class. Here in the land of Oz, the bicycle association runs some workshops as do some bike shops. What has really elevated my wrenching to the point where I am now buying a work stand is a gaggle of nephews/friends/relatives who have bikes that need a little TLC before we can go for a ride. It all depends on how you learn. Personally, I need a mentor, lots of practice and a reference. I can't manage straight from a book and envy those who can
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