This December, Bike East Bay in Hayward will host the Urban Cycling 101: Day 2 Road Class for anyone interested in continuing their cycling education.
Bike East Bay is a non-profit organization that promotes cycling as a viable means of transportation and exploration of communities. The organization works to ensure that biking becomes and remains safe, inclusive, and joyful for all populations, especially marginalized ones. The Urban Cycling 101 Workshop series covers the basics of cycling in urban environments and teaches people how to safely navigate the roadways.
To participant in the class, individuals must have taken the Day 1 workshop or attended an equivalent LAB Smart Cycling course. Day 2 will be broken up into two parts – on-the-bike drills and on-the-road group practice. Part 1 will take place in a controlled environment and will teach students bike handling and hazard avoidance skills. Part 2 will have participants venture out onto the road in nearby neighborhood to practice their skills in real-world conditions.
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The Urban Cycling Day 2 event will take place on Saturday, December 7 from 10:00 am to 3:30 pm. It will be held at the Hayward BART Station Parking Lot on 699 B Street.
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