Wrenched – The Bike Maintenance Video

by Robb Sutton

Wrenched – The Bike Maintenance Video

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Quick verdict on the Wrenched – The Bike Maintenance Video

Quick summary

I mentioned in my “Wrenching = Meditation” article that I was in the middle of reviewing a mountain bike maintenance video. That video is “Wrenched” and here are my thoughts. As I have said numerous times, every rider should have some working knowledge of their bike so they can perform routine maintenance and repairs. Many of these simple tasks may be the difference between walking and riding back to the…

I mentioned in my “Wrenching = Meditation” article that I was in the middle of reviewing a mountain bike maintenance video. That video is “Wrenched” and here are my thoughts.

As I have said numerous times, every rider should have some working knowledge of their bike so they can perform routine maintenance and repairs. Many of these simple tasks may be the difference between walking and riding back to the trailhead. The problem lies in the delivery of this crucial information. There are not that many resources that teach you the proper techniques for working on your bikes. If you are anything like me…then you are a huge fan of videos and one-on-one instruction. I am a visual learner, and through these mediums, I can learn something much faster than through a book. There are some great bike maintenance books on the market, but a video really brings together everything I need to absorb the information.

What is Wrenched?

Shawn Brunner of Ryde Productions put together Wreched as an instructional video for beginners to really learn the in’s and out’s of their bike. Shawn has worked at Roswell Bikes in Georgia since the late 90’s and during this time, he has organized many local repair classes. As these classes started to get filled on a regular basis, he realized that a video would reach a much broader audience. After some shooting and post production, Wrenched was born.

WRENCHED puts the tools in your hands. Both beginner and experienced bicycle enthusiasts alike will become familiar with all aspects of the bike, whether you ride a road bike, mountain bike or comfort/hybrid bike. From tube changes to headset adjustments, Wrenched is the first all-encompassing bicycle maintenance DVD of its kind.

Watch it all at once or just watch the sections you need. You’ll come away with the tools you need to keep you safe on the road or trail while saving you time and money.

Get empowered. Get WRENCHED.

What is in Wrenched?

  • Tools of the Trade
  • Parts of the Bike
  • Flat Repair
  • Cable Replacement
  • Lubing Cables
  • Gear Ratios
  • Adjusting Brakes
  • Repairing Chains
  • Adjusting Headset

As you can see…there is a basic overview of the bike. With this knowledge, any rider should be able to tackle the common issues that you will find while riding. This video is also a great source to use as a checklist for the components that you need to look over on your bike.

I will always hammer home how important it is for every rider to have a resource like this one.

Where Can I Buy Wrenched?

You can pick one up at Roswell Bikes and a couple of other LBS’s in Georgia…or right here.

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What Does the Future Hold for Shawn and Ryde Productions?

Future film plans for RYDE Productions LLC include-Completion of the WRENCHED series with an Intermediate to Expert DVD and a Wheel Building DVD for master mechanics. Shawn might also be producing mini-videos for his sponsors to feature on their websites.

The main focus though is currently on getting Fresh Bike Service up and running.  I have outlined some of the different Services that he will be offering his customers.

  • Bike Repair and Service – Road, Mountain, Comfort/Hybrid, and Kids Bikes
  • Corporate Team Building Events – Bikes Built and Donated to Charity Groups
  • Maintenance Classes and Safety Seminars –One on One Training, Group Classes, etc.
  • Demo Program Focusing on High End Manufacturers (Working out details with these sponsors – Full Cycles and Yeti Cycles, Fox Shox, DT Swiss, Maxxis, and Pedro’s)
  • Public and Private Sector Bicycle Fleet Maintenance – Police, Schools and Universities,
  • Airport Parking, Recreation Departments, the Park Service, etc.
  • Race and Charity Event Support for Riders, Teams, and/or Event Organizers
  • Sales, Assembly, Installation, and Delivery of Parts/Bikes for Customers

Last Thoughts

Incredible idea…Shawn has a winner with Wrenched. This is something that every rider should have in their catalog. I have also attached a review that Mountain Biking Magazine did of the DVD in May.

Pick up your copy and start riding smarter and safer…
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Frequently asked questions about the Wrenched – The Bike Maintenance Video

Is Wrenched – The Bike Maintenance Video worth it?
If you want a balanced mix of features, performance, and ease of use, Wrenched – The Bike Maintenance Video is a strong option. It performs well for everyday use, but you should read the full review to see if its specific trade-offs match your setup.
Who is Wrenched – The Bike Maintenance Video best for?
This product is best for people who value convenience and smart features, and who want something that integrates cleanly into an existing home or desk setup without a lot of manual tweaking.
What are the main downsides of Wrenched – The Bike Maintenance Video?
The main trade-offs usually come down to price, some missing advanced features compared with higher-end models, or small design quirks that may bother power users but not most casual buyers.

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