This event has been rescheduled for June 2nd, 6-9p.m.

Strengthen your confidence working on Suspension and Disc Brakes.

Monday, June 2, 6pm to 9pm
Community Cycles
2805 Wilderness Place, Suite 1000

Lennard will explain the principles of, and answer questions on mountain bike components, how to adjust, maintain and get the highest performance from them.

Bring your bike — you'll also learn the best tuning of shocks for your weight and riding style and when to replace them when that time comes.

This special evening is limited to 15 so act soon to reserve your space. Wine, Beer, and bike tools will be provided.

Cost is $125 and includes your copy of Zinn and the Art of Mountain Bike Maintenance ($25 Value), signed by Lennard and perfect for making class notes specific to your bike. Additional copies will be available — a signed edition is the ideal gift for any Boulder resident.

REGISTER FOR THIS EVENT HERE

All proceeds go to Community Cycles and the Boulder Mountain Bike Alliance.

More about Lennard Zinn

Zinn expressed his passion for the outdoors as a youth in New Mexico, enjoying countless outdoor activities. He depended on his bicycle for transportation. He was drawn to mechanical contraptions and began not only tearing apart pre-built items, but building his own. By the time Zinn graduated from Colorado College in Colorado Springs, he had become one of the top bike racers in Colorado.

Zinn’s racing accomplishments caught the attention of the National Cycling Team head coach Eddie Borysewicz, who named Zinn to the United States Olympic Development Team and invited him to live at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs. While living there, Zinn worked at the physics department of Colorado College and built the first Zinn custom bicycle frame for his future wife.

Zinn now owns and operates Zinn Cycles in Boulder and continues to build custom titanium, magnesium and steel road bikes; aluminum full-suspension mountain bikes; and titanium and steel hard-tail mountain bikes. Zinn is also known for building custom bikes for tall riders. He has written several articles for VeloNews, the journal of bike racing in North America, and has written several books that are depended on by bike enthusiasts and mechanics across the country.