Adult Classes

 

Do you want to learn how to repair your own bike, or to ride more safely in urban environments, or just to be more confident on your bicycle?

From daily maintenance to advanced cycling techniques, our classes will help you build the knowledge, skills and community support to achieve all your bicycling goals.

Adult classes are geared for participants ages 16 and up. Adult accompaniment is required for students under 18 years old. 

Refund Policy: Cancellations must be received at least 7 days before the class start date to receive a refund, minus a $5.00 cancellation fee. Note: A full refund is available if the class is canceled due to low enrollment.

 

 

Maintenance classes

Fix-a-Flat

Flats don't have to ruin your ride. Learn to be self-sufficient and identify the supplies you’ll need to carry for a quick repair. More info →

Maintenance for Every Rider

Maintain your own bike to save time and money! Learn to identify minor problems before they become serious.
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Chains & Derailleurs

Learn how your gears and shifting work in this hands-on class. With little adjustments we'll help you get your bike to shift and pedal more smoothly. More info →

Brake System Maintenance

An important class for one of the most critical safety components. Learn how to maintain your brakes to keep yourself safe! More info →

Ebike Classes

We now offer ebike versions of our maintenance classes. Click here to learn more and view upcoming classes! More info →

She Bikes Cascade Classes

View all of the classes and social events designed to encourage more women to discover the joys and benefits of biking.
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Riding classes

Learn to Ride
Struggling with balance, starting or stopping? Learn to safely navigate the world from the seat of your bike. More info →
Basic Cycling Techniques

Already know how to ride? Expand your bike handling skills alongside other riders near your skill level. More info →

Urban Cycling Techniques

Learn to safely and positively interact with city traffic so you can run errands, get to work, or get exercise on your bike. More info →