The Caltech BikeLab will be leading a course on how to do a bearing overhaul on your hubs, bottom brackets, and headsets on Sunday, June 26th at 3 PM. Come learn how to make sure your bike runs as smoothly as possible. This event is free and open to all Caltech and JPL affiliates.
If you have any questions please contact bikeshop AT caltech DOT edu.
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