Classes
Attend one of our
education classes!
Attend one of our education classes!
All About Bikeways: Green Mobility Ambassadors Training Series
Learn about bikeways types, safe streets design and best solutions for your neighborhood.
1-Hour Bike Commuting Basics (UC Berkeley)
Wurster Hall: Room 106 210 Bauer Way, Berkeley, CA, United StatesBicycling to shopping, transit, or work is a great way to save money, stay fit, and help the environment all in one!Free helmet and lights giveaway for participants!Bicycling to shopping, […]
Adult Learn-to-Ride Class
Fremont BART Station 2000 Bart Way, Fremont, CA, United StatesThis is a class for adults or teens who have either not yet learned how to ride a bike, or learned a long time ago but want a refresher.This is […]
1-Hour Bike Theft Prevention Workshop
Berkeley Public Library - Tarea Hall Pittman South Branch 1901 Russell Street, Berkeley, CA, United StatesLearn how to protect your bike from theft in the East Bay.Learn how to protect your bike from theft, covering topics such as:Locking techniquesRecommended LocksSecure parking optionsBike registrationStrategies for how […]
CLASSES WE OFFER
Our Education Program provides classes for adults, youth, and families throughout Alameda and Contra Costa Counties. Our classes are for people of all skill levels. We offer on-the-bike, classroom, or webinar formats in English, Spanish, and Chinese languages. You can sign up to take a class below. Meet amazing instructors and other attendees interested in biking in your community while leveling up your confidence and safety!
We also conduct trainings for engaging in the public process, in order to advocate for better mobility in our local communities. See our Green Mobility Ambassadors series for more.
Urban Cycling 101: Day 1
This fun workshop is taught by an instructor certified by the League of American Bicyclists. Learn basic rules of the road, how to equip your bicycle, fit your helmet, avoid bike theft, ride after dark, and prevent common crashes. 2-hour, indoor or online webinar workshop for adults and teens, no bike required.
Urban Cycling 101: Day 2
Join us for a day of bike riding! 5.5-hour, “Day 2” on-the-road class (outdoor, bike required). We’ll cover on-road, on-your-bike practice sessions, working to improve your handling skills and learn crash-avoidance maneuvers.
Adult Learn to Ride
For adults or teens who have either not yet learned how to ride a bike, or did a long time ago but want a refresher on the basics of balancing, pedaling and steering. 3-hour workshop for adults and teens, bike and helmet required.
1 Hour Workshops
These sessions go in-depth with one of our certified instructors on a specific topic such as bike mechanics, avoiding bike theft, riding after dark, and more. 1-hour, indoor workshop for adults and teens, no bike required.
Family Cycling Workshops
This class is for kids who are able to ride a bike and ready to take to the roads and pathways with their parents. Parents and kids attend together. Outdoor workshop for adults and youth in grades 2-6 (approx.)
Youth Bike Rodeos
This fun class is for kids ages 7 to 12 who are excited about bikes and need some practice before riding with their families, to school, and beyond!
Want to set up a class at your location?
Click below to submit an application to host a Bike East Bay class at your business, school, or other community center.
Resources
Looking for more info about bike theft protection, tips for riding, local services, and more? Then check out our resources page!
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THANKS TO OUR FUNDERS
These free classes are funded through grants and support from the Alameda County Transportation Commission, BART, the City of Oakland, Spare the Air Youth, the City of Alameda, Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities, the City of Richmond, Contra Costa Health Services, People for Bikes, and the Metropolitan Transportation Commission.
