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FAQs About Bike Fits And Cycling Safety
Know Analog
Tuesday, November 10
5:30pm - 6:45pm
Central Library
Community 2Learn the answers to the ten most asked questions of bicycle fits and safety.
This event is intended for teens as well as an adult audience.
Whether you're a new cyclist or an experienced rider, this engaging presentation answers the ten questions cyclists ask most often about how bike fits improve cycling safety, riding comfort, and cycling performance.
The first half of the presentation focuses on questions asked about professional bike fitting. Discover why saddle height, crank arm length, handlebar position, pedal setup, and rider biomechanics all influence comfort, efficiency, and injury prevention. We'll separate cycling myths from evidence-based practices and explain when a professional bike fit can make the biggest difference.
In the second half of the presentation, we will discuss how you can improve your safety on a bicycle. Topics include helmet selection, visibility, traffic positioning, braking techniques, tire pressure, common causes of crashes, and simple habits that can dramatically reduce the risk of injury. You'll also learn how proper bike maintenance contributes to safety and how to identify potential problems before they become dangerous. Attendees will leave with practical tips they can apply immediately, helping them ride farther, more comfortably, and with greater confidence on every ride.
About the Presenters:
Rick Schultz
Rick, our Master fitter, has an extensive engineering, computer programming, and project management background. He is certified by the International Bike Fitting Institute (IBFI) as a level 4 fitter and specializes in knee pain mitigation and teaching bike fitting education.
Sue Schultz, PhD
Sue is a Professor Emeritus in Neuroscience at the University of Florida and an avid cyclist and exercise enthusiast. She received numerous education awards during her 40-year tenure at UF and is currently applying her vast knowledge of online education to the development and delivery of the highest quality online bike fitting courses and virtual bike fits currently available.
Questions? Contact: jennym@deschuteslibrary.org
AGE GROUP: | High School Age | Adult |
EVENT TYPE: | High School Aged Program | Adult Program |
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About the branch
The drive-thru is open daily from 10 am - 6 pm.
The Central Library has a varied collection of English and Spanish language materials and hosts a variety of events and programs for all ages. Meeting and study rooms are available on every floor; a dynamic children’s discovery space is on the second floor; and a hands-on MakerSpace and dedicated co-working area are located on the third floor. You’ll also find free and fast WiFi and diverse public art throughout the building, as well as a Thump Coffee café in the lobby.