Hands-on classes for cyclists who want to understand how their bicycle actually works — and keep it running between visits to the workshop. Small groups, real tools, your bike on a stand. Run by Murali in partnership with NWCG (Namma Whitefield Cycling Group).
Each session is taught standalone — come to one, all three, or whichever sequence fits. Tap any topic for the full breakdown.
Hands-on with your own chain — by the end you'll have measured, cleaned, and lubed it yourself.
Strip and re-wrap your handlebars. Clean your cassette properly. Adjust one derailleur stop screw.
Apply the full check to your own bike in front of you. Build a 90-second routine you can do before every ride.
Recent classes run at the workshop. Tap any photo to view.
Road and mountain racer, mountain climb record-holder, nandi hills. Teaches the way he learned — slowly, hands-on, with the actual tool in his hand and yours, on the bike that's going home with you.
These classes started because customers kept asking the same questions at pickup. Now they happen monthly-ish, in small groups, at the workshop bench.
Classes are run as a community offering with NWCG. Most sessions are free or have a small materials fee (e.g. bar tape for the wrap class). Specific pricing for the next session will be in the announcement on Instagram.
Small — usually 4 to 6 people per session. This keeps it hands-on and lets Murali actually answer questions, not lecture from a slide.
No. The Pre-ride safety check and chain classes are explicitly designed for beginners. Murali starts from "this is a chain" and only goes as deep as the group can follow.
Yes — the intermediate classes (drivetrain, bar tape) assume you can already do a basic tune-up. We focus on the technique gaps most home mechanics never close: torque on small bolts, derailleur B-tension, bar tape that actually stays put.
They're announced on Instagram first. WhatsApp us to be added to a notification list — we'll text you when a session is scheduled.
Absolutely. WhatsApp us with what you want to learn. If enough riders ask for the same topic, we schedule it.
Message us on WhatsApp to be added to the class notification list. You'll get a text when the next session is scheduled — no spam, just a date.
