Part 1: Cycling Basics
Choosing a bike that suits your lifestyle
A road bike that makes long distances a breeze
A hybrid capable of driving from short city drives to long distances
When going out to nearby places, use a minivelo
Active off-road
mountain bike (MTB)
Let's learn about the characteristics of each material! Frame materials
The names and functions of each part you must know when you own a car
Road bike components you must know if you're customizing
Know the grade of MTB components

Part 2 Tools, Car Wash, and Fuel Supplies
Portable tools you must take with you when going out
Basic tools you must have at home
Bicycle-specific tools you should gradually acquire
Know how to use car wash and fuel supplies

Part 3 Troubleshooting
Checklist to prevent trouble in advance
Simple bike checks to do before every ride
Handle inspection to prevent trouble (once a month)
Saddle inspection (once a month)
Break (once a month)
Disc brake inspection (once a month)
Wheel inspection (once a month)
Derailleur inspection (once a month)
Crank inspection (once a month)

Part 4 Position Adjustment
The correct riding position that won't tire you out even after a long ride
Let's learn about the types of handles and choose the one that's right for you.
Adjust the angle of the drop handlebars to suit your riding position.
Saddle height adjustment for comfortable pedaling
Adjust the saddle position for comfortable pedaling
Let's learn about the types of saddles and find the one that's right for you.
Once you've found the saddle that's right for you, swap it out.
Change the stem to suit your riding position.
Spacer exchange

Part 5 Car Wash and Fueling
Car wash preparation and precautions to know by type
Simple bike cleaning to keep your bike running for a long time
Let's manage the bar tape exchange ourselves
After washing your car, don't forget to refuel the chain.

Part 6 Tires and Wheels
Tire and wheel characteristics by type
Types of Wheels You Should Know
Know the types of tires and choose the right one for your needs.
Quick release lever that can cause accidents if used incorrectly
Wheel removal and installation that you must know
How to inflate your tires before driving
Replace your tires when they are worn out.
Puncture repair when the tube breaks

Part 7 Break
Types and structures of brakes you should know before maintenance
Maintenance and refueling of V-brakes require careful attention.
Caliper brake maintenance and refueling are essential.
Maintenance and inspection of disc brakes, which are important to perform on a regular basis
Prevent disc brake drag by adjusting pad spacing
If the brake lever has too much free play, adjust the brake cable.
Adjust the brake reach to fit your palm size.
Replace the brake cable if it is worn out.
What does "the cable is stretched" mean? Cable trivia
Adjusting brake shoes to improve braking effectiveness
Replace brake shoes if brake operation becomes loose.
Even disc brakes cannot avoid wear.
Replacing brake pads

Part 8 Transmission
What you need to know about the gearbox before adjusting it
Types and Uses of Shifters for Skillful Gear Changes
If you can't shift smoothly, adjust the derailleur cable.
If you experience any issues with shifting, adjust the rear derailleur.
Front derailleur adjustment for smooth shifting
When the derailleur adjustment is not working properly, replace the derailleur hanger.

Part 9 Pedal and Chain
The structure surrounding the pedals that generates the power of the bicycle
Adjusting pedals and cranks to prevent wear and tear on parts
When transporting a bicycle by train or other means, it is helpful to know how to conveniently replace and remove pedals.
Crank swaps you should know if you're interested in customizing
Replace the chain when it gets old.
Sprocket replacement to improve driving efficiency
Chaining, an essential skill that will keep you from panicking if the chain falls off

Part 10 Suspension
Suspension structure that supports powerful riding
Suspension maintenance to maintain a comfortable ride

Part 11 Bicycle Terminology Dictionary

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From routine maintenance to responding to sudden troubles, you can do it all by yourself!

Recently, with the expansion of various bicycle roads, the number of citizens enjoying leisure activities by bicycle on weekends has increased, and the number of people using bicycles as a means of commuting to and from work on weekdays has also increased significantly.
However, in our country, there is still no institution that provides systematic education about bicycles, and proper bicycle repair shops are also rare.
So some bicycle enthusiasts refer to foreign bicycle manuals.
Unlike cars, bicycles don't require a lot of space to be maintained, so it's quite possible to do them yourself. Therefore, it's common to fix them yourself by following the appropriate tools and the illustrated instructions in the manual, as in this book. "Bicycle Maintenance: Everything You Need to Know About Bicycles" covers everything you need to know about bicycles, from choosing them to maintaining and repairing them, but which you might hesitate to ask about elsewhere.
A must-read for anyone who enjoys cycling.