Learn to bike in Keene, NH?

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  • #998548
    eminva
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    Look at the League of American Bicyclists’ website. Under Education, she will be able to search for League Cycling Instructors in her area. There is contact info on website so she can contact one of them for a one-on-one lesson. She should be riding in less than three hours.

    Liz

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    #998611
    PotomacCyclist
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    Many colleges have programs or clubs for casual/commuter cyclists.

    #998614
    cvcalhoun
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    @eminva 82447 wrote:

    Look at the League of American Bicyclists’ website. Under Education, she will be able to search for League Cycling Instructors in her area. There is contact info on website so she can contact one of them for a one-on-one lesson. She should be riding in less than three hours.

    Liz

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    Thanks for the suggestion! Alas, they have no one listed in her area.

    @PotomacCyclist 82514 wrote:

    Many colleges have programs or clubs for casual/commuter cyclists.

    Thanks! I’ll suggest that to her. She’s still not even up to casual/commuter, but perhaps she could find someone in one of those programs or clubs who could teach her how to ride a bicycle in the first place. It still boggles my mind how she managed to get to be this old without ever learning, but since her father (my cousin) is dead, it’s a little late to ask.

    #998617
    consularrider
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    I think she needs a weekend trip to DC for a WABA adult learn to ride class.

    #998621
    cvcalhoun
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    That would definitely be ideal. But given that she’s a poor college student, I doubt it is happening.

    @consularrider 82524 wrote:

    I think she needs a weekend trip to DC for a WABA adult learn to ride class.

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    consularrider
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    @cvcalhoun 82529 wrote:

    That would definitely be ideal. But given that she’s a poor college student, I doubt it is happening.

    Isn’t that what “aunts” (or mother’s cousins) are for? ;)

    #998630
    cvcalhoun
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    Well, except that I’m a poverty stricken old person! LOL

    @consularrider 82537 wrote:

    Isn’t that what “aunts” (or father’s cousins) are for? ;)

    #998664
    eminva
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    Also, the waiting list for the WABA classes run into the hundreds. She is definitely not the only one.

    I don’t know New Hampshire, but if one of those instructors is within hailing distance, they might come to her.

    Liz

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    #998709
    dasgeh
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    @eminva 82572 wrote:

    Also, the waiting list for the WABA classes run into the hundreds. She is definitely not the only one.

    I don’t know New Hampshire, but if one of those instructors is within hailing distance, they might come to her.

    Liz

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    Especially if she arranges a class with more folks — if she’s in college, that might be the place to start. I’m assuming any college in NH has to have an outdoors club…

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