As cyclists, many if not all of us have had mechanical issues on our bikes. And because cyclists are so friendly, many if not all of us have been asked if we need help. For Casey Wytaske, this very question prompted her to become a bike mechanic. This week, Casey shares her love for helping people, and what it means to be self-sufficient in the biking world.

Casey explains how she got into the cycling space, and how her career as a bike mechanic developed. Further, she shares some of the most challenging issues you can run into on the bike, and how she teaches women to solve these issues. Finally, Casey gives a little shout-out to the 2023 Gone Gravelling Festival where she will be teaching a workshop. Join us at the 2023 Gone Gravelling Festival here.

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