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Puncture repair workshop
Type:Event
Hollingworth Lake Water Activity Centre, Lake Bank, Littleborough, OL15 0DQ
Call direct on:
Tel01706 370499
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Call direct on:
Tel01706 370499
Suitable for: adults, children aged 8+.
Cost: £9.70.
Booking: yes.
Facilities: parking.
Bring your bike or borrow one of ours and we’ll show you how to remove your wheel, find and repair your puncture and put everything back together. Great if you want to spend more time cycling and less time pushing.
To book call 01706 370499 or pop into the centre.
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