Bicycle Mechanics - WAnt to get a summer job at bike shop

I'm 15 wut it do, what are some basics?

I'm 15 wut it do, what are some basics?

First tip; learn how to speak proper english instead of ghetto hood ebonics.

"wut it do"

Seriously though, go to you local shop and talk to the bossman. Maybe they'll let you help out.

Haha, my bad. I wasnt really serious with that talk, I'm a white boy. I just wear fitted caps.

Well, I would strongly suggest you go down and apply soon. The whole process of being hired can take awhile. I'm 17 and I'm a bike mechanic at my local shop, and it's really great. I came into the job with a somewhat decent amount of knowledge, but they have worked me so well that I am now a lot more experienced. What I did though was I went in and asked to see the manager, then I really overwhelmed him with saying how much I wanted to work there. I also made sure to give a follow-up call the day after each interview/time I met with the manager. In the end, he was really impressed with my enthusiasm, and he gave me the job.

+1 to goldbam. I am a 16 yo mechanic and I think enthusiasm is key. We have a fair amount of kids coming in looking for a job, but I hardly ever see a follow up. Knowing somebody in the shop is a plus, but if you don't know anyone just be friendly and interested.

Where do you work, goldbam? I'm considering applying for a job at Recycled Cycles when I get back from Guatemala this summer in late August/early September.

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Oh, my bad. You said Goldbam, I'm going in today to the shop.

I work at Gregg's Cycles in lynnwood, it's the relocated gregg's aurora shop. It's really a great place to work, and the environment is awsome. Definitely the best job I've ever had. You would really love it skabaconska

COol, thank you.