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‘Taming of the Screw: Advanced Bike Mechanic Workshop for Women’ to be held on November 28-29

Organized by Jeza Rodriguez

Jeza Rodriguez conducts workshops to empower women and encourage bike-commuting. PHOTO FROM LOI YAN

Ladies, have you ever wanted to learn how to fix a bicycle, but don’t know where to start? Here’s some good news: “Taming of the Screw: Advanced Bike Mechanic Workshop for Women” will be held from November 28 to 29.

The workshop is organized by Jeza Rodriguez, a certified mechanic and bike fitter from Bike School Asia. Teaching women how to ride and fix bicycles is her way of promoting bike-commuting and closing the gender gap in cycling.

She will be joined by Steve Manzano, a former banker and graduate of United Bicycle Institute in Oregon, USA.

Repairing a bicycle doesn't need to be intimidating. PHOTOS FROM LOI YAN

The coverage includes theoretical and practical lessons about different parts of the bicycle: the cockpit, the wheels, the drivetrain, and the brakes.

Since the workshop is all-women, participants can rest assured that the classroom is a safe space, free from discrimination and negative stereotypes.

The fee for the two-day workshop is P5,000 with the venue at Benilde HiFi in Manila. If you’d like to join, you can sign up through this link.



Leandro Mangubat

Leandro is our bicycle-obsessed writer. Although having a background in mechanical engineering, he enjoys photography and writing more.



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