CyclingSavvy: Tour of St. Louis

DateTime: 
06/02/2012 - 1:00pm - 4:30pm

To participate in the Tour of St. Louis, students must have completed both “Truth & Techniques of Traffic Cycling” and “Train Your Bike” (the classroom and parking lot sessions). The Tour of St. Louis is about 10 miles long, and will proceed at a pace of 10-12 miles/hour.

Saturday, June 2, 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. (After “Train Your Bike,” participants will bike as a group to lunch at St. Louis Bread Company, and begin the Tour of St. Louis after lunch. At the end of the Tour, participants will bike as a group back to the parking lot of the Church of Latter Day Saints)

This session is an experiential tour of St. Louis roads. The course includes some of the most intimidating road features (including intersections, interchanges and merges) a cyclist might find in his or her travels. Students travel as a group, stopping to survey and discuss each exercise location. After observing the feature, discussing the traffic dynamics and the best strategy for safe and easy passage, the students ride through individually and regroup at a nearby location.

This session is designed to give you the confidence and skills to handle any situation you might encounter while riding your bicycle in the metro St. Louis area.

Great Rivers Greenway is matching the registration fee for all participants. Students who have taken the classroom and parking lot sessions may register for the Tour of St. Louis for $15. Register here: https://floridabicycle.wufoo.com/forms/k7r6a5/

Email Address: 
kkarabell@gmail.com
Event Details
Event Type: 
Bicycle Education Class
Region: 
St. Louis metro
Sponsoring Organization: 
CyclingSavvy: A nationwide program of the Florida Bicycle Association
Event Location/Address: 
3905 McPherson Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63108
Event details
SAG Service?: 
No SAG Service

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