Author: Doug Smith

Over the last seven months, a group of 12 individuals dedicated themselves to making an impact in their local communities.

Stories on the journey from trailer to tandem.

The Everyday Bicycling Team at WABA offers a variety of classes designed to get you out on the bicycle for the first time or for the millionth time.

Celeste attended a Learn to Ride class in 2017 and won more than she expected.

How I built up the confidence to ride on the road.

We helped a lot of folks learn about bicycling this year. Here are some highlights:

WABA’s city cycling classes are for everyone. Read how one of WABA’s 2017 Trail Rangers benefitted from the class.

Help WABA spread the joy of bicycling – applying to become an instructor.

WABA rode in Fairfax County and connected neighbors with neighbors and a community with a trail.

Do you ride a bike? Do you salmon? Do you shoal? Want to learn what these terms mean and how to be a better bicyclist? Come join us at a City Cycling class!

The answer may surprise you!

Join us for a friendly, ask-anything ride around town. Along the way we’ll take in some holiday lights, and give away some bike lights.

Want to learn? We love to teach.

For Jason, the path to being an educator started with a bus detour.

The George Washington Memorial Parkway is in the process of reviewing Jones Point Park, let’s make sure the improvements work for people on bikes too.

Are you tired of explaining to your co-workers how to bike to work? Let WABA do the hard part in our Everyday Biking Seminar!

I am looking forward to sharing my love of riding the bike with you in the community.