Repair wiki
License
The text and contributor photos in the Pedalwise repair wiki are shared under the Creative Commons Attribution NonCommercial ShareAlike 4.0 International license (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0). Fixing things should be easy to learn, so you're welcome to copy, share and adapt it.
What you can do
- Copy and share any wiki page, in print or online.
- Translate it, shorten it or build on it.
- Use it in a class, a club, a library or a community repair event.
What the license asks
- Credit: say it comes from Pedalwise and contributors, link the page you used and link the license.
- Not for commercial use: don't sell it or use it mainly for commercial gain. Ask us if you're not sure.
- Share alike: if you adapt it, share your version under the same license.
Example credit: "Replace disc brake pads, from the Pedalwise repair wiki, by Pedalwise and contributors, CC BY-NC-SA 4.0", with links to the page and the license.
What it doesn't cover
- Videos, manuals, support pages and other sites the wiki links to or embeds. They belong to their owners and keep their own terms.
- Brand names, logos and product names, which belong to their owners.
- Stock photos used around the site. See photo credits.
- The rest of the Pedalwise site, its design and code, and our booking, repair and partner services. Those stay under normal copyright.
When you contribute
When you save an edit or add a photo, you agree it's shared under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0, and you're credited on the page as a contributor. Only add text you wrote yourself and photos you took yourself. Don't paste from manuals or other sites; link them instead.
No warranty
The wiki is written by riders, techs and the Pedalwise team. Check your own manual, and if a repair touches the battery or high voltage parts, take it to a pro.