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Classes for Parents
When: 
September 10th, 7 PM - 8 PM
Where:
Santa Monica REI - Santa Monica & 4th

Parent's Introduction To Youth Bike Safety:$25 ($5 off for LACBC Members)

This course is for parents of
kids who want to ride to school, the
park, or to a friend's house safely. Learn about bike and helmet fit and how to teach your child to become a
safe and predictable cyclist.

Classes for Kids

When: September 24th, 7 - 9 PM
Where: Santa Monica REI - Santa Monica & 4th
Youth Bike Safety (2 Hours): $40 ($5 off for LACBC Members)

Learn the skills required to safely navigate neighborhood
and city streets on a bicycle. Learn about bike and helmet
fit, street signs, traffic flow, and how to safely navigate, signal,
change lanes, and complete turns. Gain independence by learning to
be a safe and predictable cyclist.

You get $10 off when signing up for both courses. ($10 is the maximum discount.)

Sign up today by emailing aurisha@la-bike.org. Be sure to specify which class you are registering for.

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