Building on our Basic Skills (Level 1 and 2) workshops, we offer Road Readiness (Level 3) and Streets Skills (Level 4) workshops.

On Oct 18, we will run Level 3 and Level 4 concurrently:

In Level 3 attendees learn and practice hand signals, advanced bike handling, changing gears, and defensive riding. 

In Level 4 attendees go on an educational group ride. The route will include off-street paths, separated bike lanes, and low-stress shared streets.

Can't remember the last time you were on a bike? Or never learned to ride? Come to a free learn-to-ride workshop and learn alongside other adults. 

This class is open to all genders, and is appropriate for people who have never ridden a bike before, have not been on a bike for a long time, or can pedal but need to work on basic skills (like stopping, turning, and changing gears). It is taught entirely in a parking lot.

Join the Allston Brighton Health Collaborative, T4MA, and the City of Boston in celebrating some of the new Bluebikes stations in our neighborhood with another Bluebikes-only group ride!

We will meet at the Oak Square Bluebikes station (615 Washington Street) at 11 a.m. and make our way to Ringer Park while stopping by a couple of the new stations along the way. This will be a beginner-friendly 2-mile ride. We will demonstrate how to use Bluebikes and how to safely bike on the street. The ride is expected to take around one hour and will end at Ringer Park. Pizza will be provided after the ride. Free bike helmets are also available upon request.



Registration Required



Rain date: Sunday 9/28 at 11 a.m.

Finish at Coffee Turco for post-ride coffee and conversation. Sign up by 9/14 to access Bluebikes for free. 

Can't remember the last time you were on a bike? Or never learned to ride? Come to a free learn-to-ride workshop and learn alongside other adults. 

This class is open to all genders, and is appropriate for people who have never ridden a bike before, have not been on a bike for a long time, or can pedal but need to work on basic skills (like stopping, turning, and changing gears). It is taught entirely in a parking lot.

Taught in a parking lot, this two-hour class is for women who have never learned to ride or who want to work on basic skills. This class is perfect for women who:

• have never ridden a bike before
• haven't been on a bike for years, or
• can ride a little, but need to practice starting, stopping, turning, and hand signaling.