What repair classes does Wright Bros. Cycle Works offer?

The shop offers three levels of bike repair classes, including Basic Maintenance, Bearing Maintenance, and Wheel Building. Classes run on a first-come, first-served basis, and the shop recommends prepaying to guarantee a spot during the summer season.

How can someone sign up for a class at Wright Bros. Cycle Works?

Interested cyclists can call the shop at 206 633 5132 to place their name on a waitlist for the class they want to attend, or prepay in person during business hours to secure a spot.

Does Wright Bros. Cycle Works have a co-op workshop space?

Yes, the shop features a co-op workshop space. Those interested in membership details should call or visit the shop during business hours.

What brake pad selection does the shop stock?

Wright Bros. Cycle Works stocks a large assortment of brake pads for both rim brake and disc brake systems, covering most bike types.

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Wright Bros. Cycle Works

Seattle, Washington

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Wright Brothers Cycle Works operates a co-op workshop space in Seattle with a teaching focus. The shop offers three levels of bike repair classes (Basic Maintenance, Bearing Maintenance, and Wheel Building) on a first-come, first-served basis, alongside general repairs and a stock of brake pads for rim and disc brakes. Co-op membership is available; classes are offered seasonally with prepay registration.