Does Concord Community Bike Kitchen offer free cycling classes?

Yes. The shop offers a free adult and teen class for people learning to ride a bicycle or refreshing basic skills like balancing, pedaling, and steering. Trained instructors provide instruction in a safe, non-judgmental environment.

Does the shop teach urban cycling in Spanish?

Yes. Concord Community Bike Kitchen offers free Spanish-language classes in urban cycling (Ciclismo Urbano) that cover road rules, bike setup, helmet adjustment, and infrastructure awareness. These classes are part of a League Cycling Instructors (LCI) training series.

What community events does the shop organize or partner on?

The shop partners with local organizations on cycling events and tours. Notable activities include the April Bike Party (a volunteer-run community ride), the Go With The Flow tour along the Iron Horse Trail in partnership with Central San, and an annual Bay Area Bike Champion of the Year nomination program for advocates and cyclists in Contra Costa County.

Does the shop offer LCI instructor training?

Yes. Concord Community Bike Kitchen facilitates League Cycling Instructors certification training, which consists of three required classes including two urban cycling sessions and a spring seminar. Certified instructors earn $60 per hour, and all training classes are free with available incentives.