Meet Kaysha. She learned how to ride a bike today! Her goal is to be able to ride a bike with her friends on the Atlanta Beltline (shhhhh; they don’t know yet that she didn’t know how to ride — she wants to surprise them). Kaysha said I could share her journey to help encourage others.
If you’d like to join the bike boom but need some help learning how to ride, see here for 4 free ways. (Note: My in-person classes are full through May.)
I may share the secrets I see working over and over again in a concise little tip sheet and/or video (or new TikTok!), which should help most women who never rode before ride independently within 1.5 hours. No kidding.
If you are a city/county/country leader, please understand the urgency of creating safe spaces immediately. Kaysha is out there practicing, and her life (and mine) depends on safe access that meets NACTO guidelines. Thanks.
Meet other women who took my proprietary Pedal Power with Pattie class:
Meet Meghna, and Face the Cold, Hard Truth about Bike Education in the USA Right Now
Lessons (the girls in Clarkston)
More than 200 People Now Have Basic Bike Skills Education (that’s now closer to 400)