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Bicycling 123 Course Descriptions

Bicycling 123 Youth
Bicycling 123 New & Returning Riders

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Bicycling 123 - youth

Kids Learning BikeEdThe Bicycling 123 Youth guide outlines 13 stations — four administrative stations and nine activity stations - but not all of the stations will be used at every Cycling Skills Clinic. Tip: There should be about 10 participants for each course.

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Bicycling 123 - new and returning riders

Chris Quint teaches proper shifting in Road INew cyclists or those coming back to cycling after years off the bike frequently are uncomfortable with basic bicycle handling skills like signaling, turning and stopping. Before they can feel comfortable riding on trails or in traffic they can benefit from practice on their bicycle in a relatively quiet setting, like a parking lot. These basic handling drills are designed to allow a cyclist to feel more confident handling their bicycle.

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American Bicyclist
Bicycle Skills 123 is designed to support NBDA member bicycle dealers, enhance the value of their businesses AND encourage cycling safety within their communities.