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Are you or family members interested in riding, but could use a little more information to help boost your confidence? Or are you an experienced rider looking for a quick review of good cycling practices? Click, on the buttons below to view videos from the League of American Bicyclists.

Traffic Skills 101 (TS101)(Phase I)

The League of American Bicyclists (LAB) has developed an online course that parallels the classroom portion of the League's Traffic Skills 101 course. The BikeEd program is designed to develop the craft and science of bicycling, the ability to use a bicycle with confidence and competence for pleasure, utility and sport under various roadway, climate and traffic conditions.
With this convenient on-line course, you will find valuable tools to provide you with knowledge and confidence to ride safely and in a commendable manner. By completing the online portion of Traffic Skills 101, you are on your way towards becoming a safe cyclist. To take the online course click here: Traffic Skills 101 On Line Course

Riding Tips from the League of American Bicyclist

Shifting Gears

Starting & Stopping

Scanning

Signaling

Steering

Basic Bike Check

Better Bicycling

Lane Changing

Intersection Positioning

Bike Lanes

Traffic Laws

Riding On Sidewalks

Sharing The Trail

Where Should I Ride

Bikes & Gear

What To Bring

What To Wear

Bike Helmets

Fitting & Adjusting Your Bike

How To Choose A Bike

Other Resources For Beginning Cyclists

Regis College A Healthy Hobby: Beginners Guide to Cycling Regis College Beginners Guide to Cycling

Bike Safety for Kids is a handy external resource: Bike Safety for Kids

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