free bike maintenance evening October 19th

By Sally Eva
October 18, 2017 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Sally Eva

Posted October 18, 2017

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Posted October 18, 2017

Dr Bike, respected expert on bike health, will fettle your wheels (and the rest of it) under Peckham Arch between 5.30-7.30pm on Thursday October 19th.

The good doctor and assistants will fix grinding gears, pump up tyres, tighten your brakes and dispense bike wisdom -- mostly in the form of questions "When did you last clean your chain?" and embarrassing stuff like that.

Other less wise and less valuable assistants will hand out maps, info and gossip. Sadly no coffee. This is the last Dr Bike under the Arch till the spring -- it's getting too cold for their handies -- so gifts will be graciously received.

A picture of the Arch is attached. It's at the north end of Rye Lane just passed the buses-only bit. If you can't find Dr Bike despite the picture and the big hints, first check that it is Thursday and then phone 07842 640 207 for advice.

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