No Mechanics! With E-bikes on the rise, people will be hard pushed to find mechanics who can maintain them. Following the recent announcement from the Insitute of the Motor Industry yesterday regarding a shortage of mechanics for electric cars, there needs to be a spotlight pointed to the low number of mechanics that know how Read on >>
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£3,000 Incentive For Hiring An Apprentice
Over the last week, the Government has announced an extension to the £3,000 payment to employers taking on a new apprentice with a start date of 1st October 2021to the 31st January 2022. In order to receive the payment, businesses will still have time to apply for payment of £3,000 for apprentices with an Read on >>
Lejog on a average Hybrid
Lejog on an average hybrid Have you ever wanted to do a cycle challenge but are concerned you have not got the latest and greatest equipment? Nigel Murphy a Bike Inn Graduate did just this, he completed Land Ends to John O’Groats on your standard average hybrid learning about his bike and enjoying the scenery! However, Read on >>
Campagnolo – what’s all the fuss about?
When we talk to students and other cyclists about components, be it groupsets or wheels and the iconic Italian brand is mentioned, we get the usual reactions… expensive, difficult to work on and you need lots of special tools. Well to some extent that is true but these are not good reasons to shy away Read on >>
How do you learn virtually?
Back in the spring as the National lockdown ended we prepared to welcome students back into our premises in Appleby, Cumbria. Having recently introduced a new structure of our Theory and Foundation course (one month virtual) and Intensive Practical Qualification week (one week onsite) we caught up with one of our students; Nigel Murphy on Read on >>
