CyclingSavvy St. Louis bike ed workshops

DateTime: 
09/19/2013 (All day)


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You can go anywhere by bike!
We'll show you how.
CyclingSavvy 

What's in it for me?

Below are just a few topics that cyclists at any level will discover in a CyclingSavvy workshop:

[]Beginner cyclists will learn why sidewalk cycling increases risk, what Missouri & Illinois laws say about bicycles and cyclists, how to signal and communicate with motorists, practice critical bike handling skills, and proven techniques valuable for a lifetime of cycling.

[]Intermediate cyclists will discover the importance of intersection integration, how to best handle multi- and single-lane roads, strategies for inclement weather, taking advantage of traffic flow, emergency maneuvers, and much more.

[]Advanced cyclists will fill the gaps in their own understanding of how traffic works, learn how to better manage traffic on single-lane roads, discover how lane positioning actually helps motorists, and many concepts that are difficult to master through self-learning. ?I wish I had taken it sooner,? say many of our advanced participants.
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Workshops this fall in both the City and County

Details for the September Workshop (Sept. 19 & 21):
Details for the October Workshop (Oct. 3 & 5):

Register for the St. Louis Fall 2013 sessions here.

Sign up for individual sessions or all three (“mix & match” workshops OK, too). Scholarships available(email for details). To learn more about CyclingSavvy, click here.

Full details at this link: St. Louis Fall Workshops

Register Here

Email Address: 
CyclingSavvy St. Louis <kkarabell@gmail.com>
Event Details
Event Type: 
Bicycle Education Class
Region: 
St. Louis metro
Sponsoring Organization: 
CyclingSavvy
Event Location/Address: 
St. Louis
MoBikeFed Advocacy Event?: 
This event is a MoBikeFed Advocacy Event
Event details
Entry Fee: 
$15/session
SAG Service?: 
No SAG Service

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