Weekly Events

Classes and Clinics

Women's Basic Bike Class:

We’ll teach you basic cycling techniques and road side repairs that will allow you to get the most out of your riding time. You'll learn some tips and tricks to increase the fun factor while you are out on your bike. There will also be a Q & A Session.

Bike 101 New Bike Owners Class:

Your excited to have a new bike; but you have a lot of questions and it seems a little overwhelming. This class is just for you. Basics such as pre and post ride inspection, shifting, tire inflation and more are covered. New Bike Owners Class delves deeper then we can during  your purchase. There is also time for questions and answers. You'll learn what you need to confidently and comfortably enjoy riding your bike. Due to time, fixing a flat is not covered.  A whole class is dedicated to that.

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Bike 105 New Bike Owners Class with Ride:

Do you learn a little better by quickly applying what you learn? This class is just for you. New Bike Owners Class delves deeper then we can during  your purchase. It covers the basics such as pre and post ride inspection, shifting, tire inflation and more. After the classroom portion we will head out for  a ride, where you can apply your new knowledge. This is a great opportunity for riders who want to grow more comfortable with shifting and the other systems of the bike. We'll go over everything you learned in class and answer any questions you might have. After the class you'll be more confident and comfortable riding your bike. Due to time, fixing a flat is not covered.  A whole class is dedicated to that. This class does not teach you how to ride a bike.

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Bike 200 Intro to Road and Fitness Riding:

Are you new to cycling on the road? Do you want to know and learn more about group riding, clipless pedals and some basic riding technics, such as shifting and climbing? You'll get to take your new knowledge for a ride literally. After a discussion with instruction and demonstration we will head out for a group ride for some practical experience. The ride will be a great opportunity to put to use what you have learned and to ask any questions you might have.

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Bike 220 Intro to Road Riding:

Are you new to road cycling? This class is for the rider who wants to dive deeper and start their cycling from a strong foundation of knowledge and hands on development. Introduction to Road Bike Riding consists of an indoor cycling class, clinics and four outdoor rides to help you get up to speed. You’ll learn what it has taken other riders years to learn in just a few short weeks.

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Mechanics 101 Fix A Flat: 

Worry about being stranded on a ride? Or embarrassed you don't know how to fix a flat tire on your bike? This class will teach you tire inflation, and how to fix your flat tire like a pro. Troubleshooting any issues related to flats will also be covered. Then there will be a short overview on chain lubrication chain cleaning and maintenance. You'll ride with more confidence with your knowledge on how to fix a flat should the need arise. 

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Mechanics 105 Bike Cleaning: 

A clean bike lasts longer, by reducing wear and tear while running smoother. Bike cleaning can be a lot of fun. This class teaches you cleaning basics that protect your bike, inspections you should perform and what basic maintenance you need to preform after cleaning. Your bike will thank you for taking great care of it and keeping it clean. 

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Mechanics 201 for Advanced Cyclists: 

Looking to get your hands a little dirty working on your bike? Maybe you have thought knowing a little more about your bike would be a good thing. Hint it always is. All the basics are covered that are used to adjust your bike and keep it properly running. Topics will include gear and brake adjustments and other items related to general maintenance. This class features a low teacher-to-student ratio. Class space is limited to eight students per session. Length: 4 hours approximately 

Mechanics 301 for the Home Mechanic:

Learn the Tips and Tricks from the Pro's. Mechanics 301 will deal with general installation of bicycle components. Such as headset installation, bottom bracket  installation. This class is limited to four students since it is very hands on. Course material will be customizable somewhat by the participants.  Group Discounts Available for three or more students. We also offer one on one classes as well as off-site classes please contact us for more information.

Introduction to Bicycle Fit and Rider Comfort:

Learn how your cycling position affects comfort. We'll cover basic fit issues and solutions to address them.  You'll gain knowledge on how the three contact points affect your comfort and how to alleviate problem areas on your bike while increasing your understanding of the causes.

Fix A Flat Clinic

Mechanics 101 Fix A Flat: 

Worry about being stranded on a ride? Or embarrassed you don't know how to fix a flat tire on your bike? This class will teach you tire inflation, and how to fix your flat tire like a pro. Troubleshooting any issues related to flats will also be covered. Then there will be a short overview on chain lubrication chain cleaning and maintenance. You'll ride with more confidence with your knowledge on how to fix a flat should the need arise. 

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Check out out our New Bike Owners Class above.

Have a group that is interested in learning more? Ask us about an on-site presentation to your group.

Saturday Annapolis Bicycle Club Weekday Rides

Saturday Rides - Meet at the Davidsonville Park n Ride at Route 424 and Route 50. Ride varies by week, Deale, Galesville and Southern Anne Arundel County.

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