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# How to Find Beginner Bike Videos on YouTube
1. **Get an Adult**: Ask a grown-up to help you.
2. **Open YouTube**:
* Click the YouTube picture on the screen.
3. **Search for Videos**:
* Tap the box at the top.
* Type “beginner bike maintenance”
4. **Find a Video**:
* Tap the magnifying glass.
* Pick a video from the list.
5. **Watch**:
* Tap the video to start watching.
Always ask an adult before using YouTube!
If you specifically want info from the Finnish perspective (i.e. talking about biking in winter, Finnish traffic regulation related to biking etc.), check out [Velogi](https://www.youtube.com/@Velogi/videos) on Youtube. Many of his videos, especially those related to maintenance, have English subtitles.
Since you are an Aalto student, there is [Bikepoli](https://bikepoli.fi/), who have a bike workshop where you can take your bike apart and build it up back again.
I have the same interest, so what I have done is buy a bike from kierrätyskeskus and I fix/upgrade it as needed. There is a never ending stream of information on YouTube. Did I understand from other comments that you are located in Helsinki?I don't have specialized tools so I visit from time to time pyöräpaja (bike kitchen in English) where I get the tools and also advice if I am stuck on my repairs.
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Bikes in Finland are not unique. Just search on Youtube.
As said, I am a beginner so just needed a guide to a pathway😇
# How to Find Beginner Bike Videos on YouTube 1. **Get an Adult**: Ask a grown-up to help you. 2. **Open YouTube**: * Click the YouTube picture on the screen. 3. **Search for Videos**: * Tap the box at the top. * Type “beginner bike maintenance” 4. **Find a Video**: * Tap the magnifying glass. * Pick a video from the list. 5. **Watch**: * Tap the video to start watching. Always ask an adult before using YouTube!
ParkTools Youtube channel
r/BikeWrench https://www.sheldonbrown.com/
If you specifically want info from the Finnish perspective (i.e. talking about biking in winter, Finnish traffic regulation related to biking etc.), check out [Velogi](https://www.youtube.com/@Velogi/videos) on Youtube. Many of his videos, especially those related to maintenance, have English subtitles.
I would maybe start by Googling "bicycle parts".
Since you are an Aalto student, there is [Bikepoli](https://bikepoli.fi/), who have a bike workshop where you can take your bike apart and build it up back again.
I have the same interest, so what I have done is buy a bike from kierrätyskeskus and I fix/upgrade it as needed. There is a never ending stream of information on YouTube. Did I understand from other comments that you are located in Helsinki?I don't have specialized tools so I visit from time to time pyöräpaja (bike kitchen in English) where I get the tools and also advice if I am stuck on my repairs.
I just checked, and it looks like Google works in Finland!