Is this too much to pay?

[Biciclista]

I'd say that's a pretty good price for two full days of instruction, hands on.
Much better to work on their bikes so if you break something you're not stuck with a broken bike!

[DebSP]

Much better to work on their bikes so if you break something you're not stuck with a broken bike!

True enough! And I just went back to look at the course description and found that you have the option of bringing your own bike back on a third day to work on it under instructor supervision. I thought that this was extra, but upon re-reading it I think it is included! Hopefully I wouldn't break something that I can't repair that day!

[Catrin]

It sounds like a great deal - I would love to have access to something like that! Not being naturally mechanically inclined it would be quite helpful to me.

LOVE your avatar - I just broke out laughing when I saw it. Thanks for the laugh in the midst of a very intense weekend of work!

[indysteel]

It sounds like a great deal - I would love to have access to something like that! Not being naturally mechanically inclined it would be quite helpful to me.

LOVE your avatar - I just broke out laughing when I saw it. Thanks for the laugh in the midst of a very intense weekend of work!

Catrin, I'm pretty sure Nebo offers some form of a wrenching class. So does BGI. I've taken the basic one and wish I'd taken a more advanced one, too.