In this four and a half-hour class you will learn how to safely and confidently use your bike for transportation. Whether you're a current or prospective bike commuter, a recreational rider, a touring or club cyclist, a parent who bikes with your family, or just want to get around town, you'll enjoy cycling more when you know how to operate your bike smoothly in traffic. Please bring a helmet and a bicycle to class.

May 24th and November 15th: This five-hour one-day course offers a more in-depth view of lane positioning, speed positioning, and intersection negotiation as they relate to Vehicular Cycling. Also included are basic on-road mechanics (flat changes, brake, and deraileur adjustment). To complete this course the student will need to demonstrate competency in emergency manuvers and on-road Vehicular Cycling skills. Completion of Street Skills and this course will complete the LAB requirements of "Road 1". A helmet and a bicycle are required during class.

A prerequisite for enrollment in this course is the completion of the "Street Skills" class.

To learn more about the League of American Bicyclists course descriptions, click here.