Our DIY Bike Repair Sessions provide a friendly, hands-on space for you to fix your own bike. We provide tools, guidance, and a supportive environment, and you’ll work on your bike at your own pace with help when you need it - helping build a community of feminist fixers!

These sessions are about sharing skills, building confidence, and keeping bikes rolling.

Who’s it for

First Saturday of the month: Queers only*
Third Saturday of the month: All welcome - click here to book this session instead

These sessions work best for people that have a good idea of what they want to do on their bike and how to do it, or who are willing to do a bit of preparation beforehand.

You don’t need to be an expert, but the DIY Bike Repair Sessions aren't a beginner’s class - it’s a shared workspace where we help you help yourself. If you’re completely new to bike maintenance, we’re happy to suggest other sessions that might suit you better.

*Dynamo Glasgow CIC is here to centre the experience of queer people. Any self identifying queers are welcome!

Booking slots

Slots are 2 hours long, which should give you enough time to work on small to medium repairs at your own pace, Slots are capped at 4 people, to ensure everyone has their own workstand and tools.

A mechanic will be around to help if you get stuck, need guidance, or want a refresher on how to use a tool. Learning by doing (and with manuals/*videos) is encouraged too.

*If you are planning to use video tutorials please bring headphones, to not disturb others!

What you need on the day

Your bike, and any parts you think you’ll need. We have a good selection of second hand and new parts in stock.
Fixing is filthy work. Wear something you don’t mind getting greasy in. We will have aprons and gloves in all sizes on hand.

Our workshop is nut free space. Please don't bring any nuts!

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