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A Second Chance for Biking

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October 29, 2014
I have taken over five hundred classes and I must say this course was done so well that I feel confident biking and it also made me a better driver.
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How much could there be to learn? Little did I know!

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June 5, 2013
Immediately I knew I was in for a fun but challenging afternoon. Little did I know that this tour would transform my whole outlook, approach and love for biking!
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Couch Potato to Savvy Cyclist in 4.0 Months

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May 3, 2012
Those on-bike sessions in handling my bike and riding busy streets were empowering. I learned that I’m not an obstacle to traffic on my bike. I AM traffic!
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Freedom and Vitality on 3 Wheels

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May 2, 2012
The course was excellent in that it affirmed things I already knew, clarified things I was unsure about, and clearly explained my rights and responsibilities as a cyclist. As a person who has mobility challenges, getting out every nice day to ride is simply one of the best things I've ever done for myself.
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I thought I knew everything I needed to know

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March 10, 2012
"I've been commuting by bike to work... for 11 or 12 years. I consider myself an experienced cyclist. I thought I knew everything I really needed to know until I took a CyclingSavvy class and discovered a whole new approach to to riding in traffic."
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I Am No Road Warrior

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May 24, 2011
Cycling Savvy showed me how to read traffic patterns, how to ride confidently and let other road users clearly know my intentions, and how to gracefully integrate myself as part of the flow of traffic. What a difference!
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Just Like Riding a Bike

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December 9, 2010
I was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease at the beginning of 2010. I have learned that active bicycling has been proven to reduce some symptoms. With the new skills that I’ve learned through the Cycling Savvy experience, I will be a safe rider for a very long time.
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A double dose of self-confidence

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June 26, 2010
I can say without hesitation that I would never have considered putting in the miles I did without the knowledge, skills, and confidence I learned from CyclingSavvy.
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I heartily recommend this class to all riders

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June 18, 2010
It will change the way you think about bike riding and open up new possibilities for you and your bike. The name of the course, CyclingSavvy, is very appropriate as I can attest that I got a lot of savvy out of it.
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My Radish is like the Volvo of Bikes

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June 17, 2010
The class included a lot of drills like turning, shoulder checks, quick stops, etc. I feel a lot more confident about my bike-handling skills after the class. The most valuable, though, was regaining confidence in my bike. I love my bike.
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