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Tag Archives: bicycle education
CyclingSavvy firsts
Despite the gloomy forecast heading into this past weekend (and the current, continuing rain), the weather cooperated on Saturday. Matthew and I co-taught the on-bike portions of CyclingSavvy (Train Your Bike and the Road Tour) for the very first time. … Continue reading
Portland bike infrastructure: The good, the bad, and the ugly
Well, it’s been a month since our Portland trip, so I guess it’s about time I got around to writing this post. As I mentioned in this post, we spent a good bit of time on bikes while we were … Continue reading
Bikey stuff
CyclingSavvy For my St. Louis area readers, it’s not too late to sign up for Truth & Techniques of Traffic Cycling on August 22nd at 6:3opm, details and registration here. If you’re into planning ahead, check out the fall schedule, … Continue reading
Weekend by bike
I spent Friday night and Saturday co-teaching CyclingSavvy. Given the wet forecast, Saturday’s on-bike sessions seemed touch-and-go for awhile, but in the end we had a [mostly] dry, if chilly, day. By chilly, I mean I was wearing three layers … Continue reading
Truth and Techniques of Traffic Cycling
In the “better late than never” category, just a quick note for all St. Louis readers that I am co-leading Truth and Techniques of Traffic Cycling, the classroom portion of the CyclingSavvy class series, this Saturday, February 16th. The course … Continue reading