Learn to Ride and Scooter Training

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Learn to Ride and Scooter Training

Learn how to ride a bike in about 3 hours!

By The Washington Area Bicyclist Association

Date and time

Saturday, May 18 · 10am - 1pm EDT

Location

Montgomery College Parking Lot #13

850 Hungerford Drive Rockville, MD 20850

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 1 day before event
Eventbrite's fee is nonrefundable.

About this event

  • 3 hours

WABA's Adult Learn to Ride class is for participants 18 and older. Our experienced Instructors break the skills down step by step to get you on a bike and rolling in no time. Participants learn to start and stop, balance, glide, pedal and steer a bike and progress at their own pace.

Have any questions? Email us at education@waba.org.

Click here to view WABA’s Code of Conduct for event participants.


This class is for you if:

  • You have never been on a bicycle before
  • You have not ridden a bicycle in many years
  • You have previously tried to learn how to ride a bicycle, but were unsuccessful


Equipment:

  • A bicycle and helmet will be provided for all class participants
  • You will be asked to provide your height in the registration portal so that we can reserve a properly sized bicycle for you.


Scooter Training:

MCDOT is hosting a FREE electric scooter training at this location from 1-3 PM. No registration required, and WABA Learn to Ride participants are encouraged to attend if they are interested!


Frequently asked questions

Are you sure I can learn to ride in 3 hours?

Our Adult Learn to Ride classes are broken down into safe, easy to follow steps. Instructors will work with you to offer tailored feedback and guidance to improve your practice. As with any new skill, different people will progress at their own pace.

Can I bring my own bike?

We recommend that participants use the bicycles provided during class. The bikes we use are properly sized for each participant and are in good working order. WABA does not offer on site bike maintenance for personal bikes.

What should I bring with me to class?

Water, closed-toed shoes, athletic clothing, appropriate outerwear, snacks, and sunscreen!

I learned to ride! Now what?

Check out a Basic Skills Clinic or a Trail Riding Basics class.

Organized by

The Washington Area Bicyclist Association

Your friendly regional bike advocacy organization.

$10 – $85