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I wrote a blog post about 10 bicycle related side hustles .  This was the 10th one. Check it out. If you're passionate about cycling and you have some experience with bike repair, working in a bike shop is a great way to make extra money on the side. You can help customers find the right bike for their needs, sell bike accessories, and perform bike repairs. Here are some of the benefits of working in a bike shop as a side hustle: Flexible hours. Many bike shops offer flexible hours, so you can work around your other commitments. Fun and rewarding environment. Bike shops are typically fun and rewarding places to work. You'll be surrounded by other cycling enthusiasts, and you'll get to help people enjoy the sport that you love. Opportunity to learn new skills. If you're not already experienced with bike repair, working in a bike shop is a great way to learn new skills. You'll also have the opportunity to learn about the latest bike products and technologies. H

I wrote a blog post summarizing 10 great bicycle side hustles . This is the 9th one.  Spin classes are huge and becoming a spin class instructor would be a great side hustle. Spin classes are a popular form of exercise that offer a variety of benefits, including improved cardiovascular health, increased strength and endurance, and weight loss. If you're a certified spin instructor, teaching spin classes is a great way to share your love of cycling with others and make some extra money on the side. Here are some tips for teaching spin classes as a side hustle: Find a gym or fitness studio that's hiring spin instructors. You can search for job postings online or contact local gyms and studios directly. Prepare for your interview . Be sure to research the gym or studio you're interviewing with and practice your teaching skills. Create a dynamic and engaging class plan. Your class plan should include a variety of drills and exercises to keep your students challenged and m