CABS decides not to change recommended textbooks Although the publisher of the Barnett’s Manual was purchased in August, CABS will not change the recommended resource for students. “The Barnett Bicycle Institute was bought by Quality Bicycle Products,” stated Instructor Brian Hahn, “however we will still recommend that text for our courses.” BBI’s online store is…
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New workshop introduces students to the bicycle frame designing software, BikeCAD Pro CABS the hands-on bicycle mechanic school located in Millet, Alberta has announced a course using BikeCAD Pro, the bicycle designing software. “Fitting riders to the perfect bicycle is an important service bicycle mechanics can provide riders.” said Brian Hahn, instructor at the Central…
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Bicycles are a popular mode of transportation for people all over the world. They are eco-friendly, affordable, and provide an excellent way to stay active. Moreover, with the increasing demand for better performing bicycles, components need to be of high quality and come from reputable companies. One of the essential components that make a bicycle…
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Torque is the amount of force that is applied to an object to make it rotate around an axis or pivot point. In the bicycle industry, torque is an essential factor when it comes to tightening nuts and bolts, as it can influence the safety and longevity of the bicycle components. Proper torque application can…
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The design and choice of a bicycle frame is a complex process that requires consideration of many factors, including the intended use of the bike, rider size and position, and materials, among others. The main factors considered when designing or choosing bicycle frame: Intended use of the bike: The intended use of the bike…
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