Clint Sandusky, Author at CyclingSavvy

About Clint Sandusky

Clint is a CyclingSavvy Instructor Candidate. He is a retired law enforcement officer after a 24-year career including both the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s and Riverside Community College District Police Departments. While at RCCDPD, he was a bike officer for 23 years.

He is a 26-year active and certified California Bike Patrol Instructor and currently instructs Bike Patrol Courses for the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department. He has been an IPMBA (International Police Mountain Bike Association) member since 1994 and is a former IPMBA instructor.

Clint owns two e-Bikes and runs errands, commutes, races, teaches, and patrols (at his church) on them. At the 2018 and 2019 IPMBA conferences, he presented/co-presented e-Bike workshops to instructors and general attendees.

He has also presented e-Bike seminars and presentations for local bicycle clubs, CABDA (Chicago Area Bicycle Dealers' Association) Expos, and the Florida Bicycle Association. He has authored several e-Bike-related articles for BRAIN (Bicycle Retailer and Industry News) , CyclingSavvy, and IPMBA.

Entries by Clint Sandusky

E-Bike Etiquette, Misconceptions, and Mixed-Group Riding

June 12, 2021/0 Comments/by Clint Sandusky

This article is Part Five in the series on e-bikes. Previous articles were Savvy E-Biking To A Car-Free Future, Everyone’s A Racer Now, E-Bikes: Education, Training & The Law, and E-Bike […]

E-Bike Benefits and Challenges – It’s a Different Machine!

April 14, 2021/0 Comments/by Clint Sandusky

E-Bike (electric bike) sales and use continue to grow here in the U.S., Europe, and beyond. E-Bikes are faster, heavier, and at times less nimble than their “conventional” counterparts.

E-Bikes: Education, Training & The Law

January 17, 2018/9 Comments/by Clint Sandusky

Cyclists using e-bikes need to know how they and their bikes work together, especially under high-speed, emergency and/or adverse conditions. As Clint Eastwood said in the movie Magnum Force, “A man’s got to know his limitations.” Therefore, the faster you intend to go, the more skill and training you need.