Free | Open to Teens & Adults | Co-Sponsored by the Upper Valley E-Bike Initiative

Want to feel safer and more confident while cycling—on two wheels or with an e-boost? Join us for a free, hands-on bike safety class at the Kilton Library!

Led by Bevin Barber-Campbell, a certified safe cycling instructor with over a decade of teaching experience, this course is designed for both beginners and experienced riders. Bevin is certified by the League of American Bicyclists and has led hundreds of hours of classes for youth and adults.

What You’ll Learn:
🧠 In the Classroom: Understand the rules of the road, safe riding techniques, and common cycling pitfalls
🚲 On the Road: Apply your knowledge in a real-world setting with a group practice ride

Schedule:

• 10:00 AM: Registration and welcome

• Classroom session and light refreshments

• On-road practice session (approx. 45 minutes)
  Please note: Schedule may shift slightly to make the best use of our time.

Important Notes:

• Bring your own bike or plan ahead to borrow one of the library’s e-bikes (orientation required before the event)

• Helmets are required (some may be available to borrow)

• A waiver is required for all participants (parent/guardian must sign for teens under 16)

• Space is limited—signing up in advance is encouraged (but not required)

• Class is capped at 15 participants

Whether you ride for fun, errands, or commuting, this class will help you pedal with more confidence and safety. We can’t wait to ride with you!