Bike Ed classes return this Thursday, and still free!
No matter what your age or experience level you're certain to come
away a better, safer cyclist after you've taken one of our Bike Ed
classes, taught by a crack team of League Certified Instructors. This
Thursday we're offering the four hour Day One in-classroom course,
which teaches the basics of safe and enjoyable cycling, including
riding in traffic, necessary equipment, crash avoidance, and legal
rights and responsibilities. The class is open to adults 14 and over;
bicycle not required. SF Bike
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BIKE ED CLASSES!
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Quoted message said:
Bike Ed classes return this Thursday, and still free!
No matter what your age or experience level you're certain to come
away a better, safer cyclist after you've taken one of our Bike Ed
classes, taught by a crack team of League Certified Instructors. This
Thursday we're offering the four hour Day One in-classroom course,
which teaches the basics of safe and enjoyable cycling, including
riding in traffic, necessary equipment, crash avoidance, and legal
rights and responsibilities. The class is open to adults 14 and over;
bicycle not required. SF BikeAfter all, better to be dead right - and not dead wrong..... take the
class, get all the free incentives- free parts, tuneup training,
helmets, power-assist price reductions, price reductions if possible ;
then ride as you want. -
Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:
Bike Ed classes return this Thursday, and still free!
No matter what your age or experience level you're certain to come
away a better, safer cyclist after you've taken one of our Bike Ed
classes, taught by a crack team of League Certified Instructors. This
Thursday we're offering the four hour Day One in-classroom course,
which teaches the basics of safe and enjoyable cycling, including
riding in traffic, necessary equipment, crash avoidance, and legal
rights and responsibilities. The class is open to adults 14 and over;
bicycle not required. SF BikeAfter all, better to be dead right - and not dead wrong..... take the
class, get all the free incentives- free parts, tuneup training,
helmets, power-assist price reductions, price reductions if possible ;
then ride as you want.What purpose does a helmet serve?
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Tom Sherman - Clueless Newbie -
Johnny Sunset aka Tom Sherman said:
What purpose does a helmet serve?
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Tom Sherman - Clueless NewbieOnly to set a good example; or perhaps to add a neat visor holder to
combat shade!
Or maybe even a place to hold a <err> 'helmet mirror!!!
One astonishing feat is using a helmet for an *excellent* parking
brake. Just think-
a flashy helmet and a Brike - and the world is your oyster!!! ;-)
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