See if you can remember what you just learned:
Bikes, like any machine, have to be fixed and maintained. We use a variety of tools to accomplish this. Let’s get to know a few of them a little better:
Ok, check yourself to see what you remember!
Whew! Nice work! This is the end of your first class!
If you are confident that you have read and understood this lesson, you may go ahead and take the Class One Quiz by clicking here.
Welcome to Class #1!
This class covers types of bikes, bicycle “anatomy,” and basic tool use. Navigate the content below by scrolling, swiping, and clicking on links and “hotspots,” which are little circles with an ” i ” inside, which will activate pop up windows. Some activities are also interactive!
Let’s start by talking about some of the most common kinds of bikes there are:
Now that we’ve seen some styles of bikes, let’s look a closer at what makes up a bike:
See if you can remember what you just learned:
Bikes, like any machine, have to be fixed and maintained. We use a variety of tools to accomplish this. Let’s get to know a few of them a little better:
Ok, check yourself to see what you remember!
Whew! Nice work! This is the end of your first class!
If you are confident that you have read and understood this lesson, you may go ahead and take the Class One Quiz by clicking here.
See if you can remember what you just learned:
Bikes, like any machine, have to be fixed and maintained. We use a variety of tools to accomplish this. Let’s get to know a few of them a little better:
Ok, check yourself to see what you remember!
Whew! Nice work! This is the end of your first class!
If you are confident that you have read and understood this lesson, you may go ahead and take the Class One Quiz by clicking here.