AY Honors/Bicycle Maintenance/Answer Key

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Bicycle Maintenance

Skill Level

1

Year

2012

Version

02.11.2024

Approval authority

South American Division

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Bicycle Maintenance
Vocational
Skill Level
123
Approval authority
South American Division
Year of Introduction
2012



1

Explain the type of bicycle needed for each situation:



1a

Urban area




1b

Paved road




1c

Dirt road





2

Identify and explain the function of each of the following parts:



2a

Frame




2b

Wheel




2c

Fork




2d

Handlebar




2e

Seat




2f

Chain




2g

Brake




2h

Tire




2i

Front derailleur




2j

Rear derailleur




2k

Cassette




2l

Rim




2m

Stainless Steel Flexible V-brake Cable




2n

Hand Brake




2o

Suspension Fork




2p

Handle Grips




2q

Sprocket




2r

Central Bracket Axle




2s

Pedal




2t

Crankset




2u

Chainring




2v

Gearbox




2w

Spokes




2x

Seatpost




2y

Shock Absorbers





3

Identify and change the brake pads and differentiate each brake model:



3a

Tire




3b

Coaster




3c

Disc





4

What is the importance of keeping the brake cables lubricated and adjusted?




5

Install a gear system on a bicycle, or disassemble, lubricate and adjust one you already have. Then explain the reason for the lubrication and adjustment.




6

Identify three different types of rims and explain the differences and qualities for each type of bicycle and terrain.




7

Place the spokes in the rim and align them correctly.



8

Demonstrate how to find holes in the inner tube. Patch them by showing the proper equipment to perform this service.




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10

What type of oil should be used in chains, discs and sprockets?




11

There are two types of pedals, sprocket and sprocketless. Explain and demonstrate the differences, how to change them, how to lubricate them and how to care for each one.

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12

How is the fork attached to the handlebar? Demonstrate the different types of handlebars and forks.




13

Know the size of the bicycle and the proper height of the seat and handlebar for each person.




14

Intern in a bicycle shop for at least 15 days and give a report of what happened during your time there.




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