"He's just started riding." He explained and I nodded.
"Then we'll make sure everything is safe." I said.
The boy watched carefully while I checked the bike.
"Is it okay?" He asked.
"It needs a small adjustment, but nothing serious." I said and he smiled.
"Can you show me?" He asked.
"Of course." I said.
I showed him how to check his tire pressure and inspect his chain, while his father watched from nearby.
"You should teach classes." He said and I laughed.
"Maybe one day." I said.
Inside the workshop, Ben had gathered a crowd around an engine.
He explained how regular maintenance could prevent expensive repairs and he demonstrated how to identify early signs of engine trouble.
One child stood beside him with wide eyes.
"Does it explode if you do it wrong?" She asked and every
