Specific
Every lesson names the tool, action, and check involved.
About FrameTurn
Useful knowledge should feel within reach.
Our story
FrameTurn began in a neighborhood workshop where riders repeatedly arrived with the same question: how can a simple tire change become less intimidating? We organized the answer into small decisions, clear demonstrations, and practice that respects every rider's pace.
Today, our courses serve commuters, recreational riders, families, and workshop learners who want dependable bicycle-care habits without inflated claims or unnecessary jargon.
Our mission
Make essential bicycle maintenance understandable, repeatable, and welcoming. We teach skills that support better preparation and informed decisions, while encouraging professional service when a repair is outside a rider's comfort or equipment.
How we teach
Respectful
We welcome different bikes, bodies, backgrounds, and learning speeds.
Responsible
We distinguish education from hands-on inspection and avoid promises beyond the lesson.
The FrameTurn team
Mara Ellison
Curriculum lead
Builds step-by-step lessons from years of community workshop teaching.
Jon Bell
Technical editor
Reviews wheel-system details, tool guidance, and safety checkpoints.
Nia Harper
Learner experience
Keeps the language approachable for first-time and returning riders.