Youth Outcomes Executive Summary

Youth Outcomes Executive Summary from Community Bicycle Center

Programs Report 2013

TFK Program Report from Community Bicycle Center

Describing 16 Habits of Mind

Habitsofthe mind from Community Bicycle Center

The Foundations of Resiliency Framework

Resilience bonnie bernard from Community Bicycle Center

How do you learn best?

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Mountain Biking Links

1. Leave No Trace
2. Trail Etiquette Video
3.  Rules of the Trail

Notes: Please take a look at the above links for general rules when your out on the trail.

CBC Survey Wordle

Gearing up for Cycling Season

It’s that time of year again to detach your bike from the indoor trainer or pull it down from the hook hanging in the garage. Before you head out on the first ride of the season be sure to check out these past blog posts to make sure everything is still in check!

http://communitybicyclecenter.blogspot.com/2012/05/bike-car-accident-prevention.html

http://communitybicyclecenter.blogspot.com/2012/02/all-feelings-will-pass.html

http://communitybicyclecenter.blogspot.com/2011/08/dehydration-signs-and-symptoms.html

http://communitybicyclecenter.blogspot.com/2011/07/summer-rides-lesson-session.html

http://communitybicyclecenter.blogspot.com/2010/10/your-riding-in-that.html

http://communitybicyclecenter.blogspot.com/2010/09/colder-weather-freezing-water.html

http://communitybicyclecenter.blogspot.com/2010/05/risk-management-notes-group-rides.html

http://communitybicyclecenter.blogspot.com/2010/03/spring-riding-links.html

Also, be sure to bring your bike by the shop to make any minor adjustments to ensure your bike is good to go.  

If you don’t have time to visit the different blog posts here are a few tips for the early season riders:

1. It’s still cold out!  Remember to layer up and always give yourself the option to delayer or add layers.  There’s nothing worse than cold hands or feet during your ride!

2.  Hydrate!!!  Be sure to drink plenty of water even during the chilly spring morning rides.

3.  Drivers are still in "winter mode."  They (myself included) are still adjusting to cyclists back on the road.  Be sure to dress visible and ride predictably. 

4.  Roads are still a mess.  Keep your eyes out for soft sand, cracked pavement, and patches of ice. 

5. Update your ICE (In Case of Emergency) information in your phone, Road ID, or seat bag.  Information should include any medications you’re on, your identification info, and who to call if your injured/crashed.

Please add your thoughts and ideas!  I know I missed a ton of stuff but it’s a start and hopefully got everyone thinking about riding safely...

Youth Tandem Captains

Youth Tandem Captains from Community Bicycle Center

Trek 2012

Trek 2012 final from Community Bicycle Center

Mountian Bike Poetry

Hi All,
A couple of months ago CBC participant, Alexis, shared a poem with us that she wrote about mountain biking.  After sending the poem to Marilyn at Trips-for-Kids, the poem has been published on the Dirt Rag website and the Trip-for-Kids website!  Here is the link to the Dirt Rag site: http://www.dirtragmag.com/webrag/mountain-bike-poetry. 

Please feel free to comment on either site and share what you think!  I get chills when I read it!

Best,
Andrew

Bike Monkeys Mentor Manual

Bike Monkeys Mentor Manual from Community Bicycle Center

CBC Trekker Handbook

Trek info packet cbc from Community Bicycle Center