April, 2019 – During the month of April we will be featuring presentations to help you become a more confident and educated cycler! Whether you are new to biking and need information about how to choose a bike for you, or if you are interested in riding for commute or pleasure, if you are interested in learning about ebikes, or would like to take advantage of the great trails around town, these presentations will help you on your way to enjoying the benefits of cycling. If you are over 50 but not yet a member of the BSAC, you are welcome to attend as a guest.

 

Choosing a Bike that’s Right for You

This presentation from the owners of Earl’s Bike Shop will cover how to choose a bike for your style of riding, fitting a bike to suit you, basic maintenance to care for your bike, and information on electronic bikes and mobility issues.

Wednesday, April 10th at 1:00pm in Room 16

 

3rd Wheel Bikes: Riding for Renewal

3rd wheel bikes are great for providing opportunities for those with ambulatory limits to access the park trails and improve health and wellness. 3rd wheel bike advocate, Tony Noordmans, will cover the benefits of this type of riding and share information on how to get started, including local trails that are easily accessible.

Wednesday, April 17th at 10:30am in Room 16

 

Confident City Cycling

Join Smart Trips for a confident city cycling class. Brush up on skills that make bicycling safe and comfortable. In the classroom we will cover roadway positioning, moving through intersections, choosing good routes, and more. For the second part, we will be riding to the WTA bus station and will discuss bike boxes, shifting gears, and you will be able to try putting your bike on the bus. You are welcome to join for the classroom instruction, the ride, or both! Bring a bike in good working condition if you will join the ride.

Please sign up at the Front Desk or call 733-4030

Wednesday, April 24th, 10:00am-12:00pm, Room 16

 

Great Local Trails and Bike Routes

Join BSAC Program Coordinator, Eric Pierson, to learn more about easily accessible trails and bike routes in our area, including the South Bay Trail (Boulevard Park to Downtown), Cornwall Park Trail, Interurban Trail (Fairhaven to Larrabee State Park), Whatcom Falls Park Trails, Railroad Trail (Lake Whatcom/Falls to Sunnyland Elementary), and North Lake Whatcom “Hertz” Trail.

Tuesday, April 30th at 10:30am in Room 16

 

Contact: Eric Pierson
Phone: (360)733-4030 x.1035
Email: [email protected]