The falling snow probably doesn't have you itching to hop on your bike, but you can never be too prepared! Which is why Cyclist Steve Fast, of the State College Cycling Group, is hosting a clinic coming up in State College, called "Cycling Safely at Night."
The class is for all cyclists, be it commuters, mountain bicyclists, sports cyclists and racers. The class will cover safety techniques and guidelines to help you notice motorists and motorists notice you, including: head and tail lights, reflective gear and hi-viz gear. They'll also go over how to enjoy your love of cycling when daylight is scarce.
The "Cycling Safely at Night" clinic is January 22nd at 7:00 p.m. in Room 201 of the State College Borough Building on Allen Street.
The class is for all cyclists, be it commuters, mountain bicyclists, sports cyclists and racers. The class will cover safety techniques and guidelines to help you notice motorists and motorists notice you, including: head and tail lights, reflective gear and hi-viz gear. They'll also go over how to enjoy your love of cycling when daylight is scarce.
The "Cycling Safely at Night" clinic is January 22nd at 7:00 p.m. in Room 201 of the State College Borough Building on Allen Street.
