Join us for the final #coffeeoutside ride of 2022 as we roll through one of the tucked away rural areas of Davidson County.

On Saturday, October 29th, we'll meet at the Peeler Park trailhead at Neelys Bend for a social, casual loop around the mixed paved-and-gravel trails, then make a stop at the remote controlled aircraft field to make coffee - returning to the roots of #coffeeoutside. BRING A MUG! We'll provide coffee, some sweeteners, & some creamer. Mixed gender, conversation pace, no drop. Weather pending - keep an eye on the event page & the Bike Fun Twitter account for updates. 

Nashville BCycle, Nashville Public Library, the Arts & Business Council, and the Music City Dope Pedalers are celebrating bikes and community with new art bike designs created by local artists, a station relocation to the Edgehill Library, and the announcement of 10 fun community bike routes that you can enjoy on your own.

Adult Learn to Ride with Walk Bike Nashville at Open Streets
Sunday October 30, 2 sessions
Do you know someone who never learned to ride a bike as a child but has always wanted to? Do you feel like you could use a refresher after a long, long time away? The Adult Learn to Ride class is free, with bicycles, helmets, & good vibes provided. We'll be rolling during Open Streets with 2 sessions to get you going: 1st session at noon, 2nd session at 2p. Come see us in East Nashville & take over the streets!

One-on-one lessons & private classes
We continue to provide specialized instruction for bicycle riders on any segment of their bicycle journey. Contact us for more specifics and to schedule a lesson!

There's an old gardener's saying: First year sleep, second year creep, third year leap. 2023 will be our third year as a non-profit & we are excited to be thinking of more class offerings, more rides, & MORE CONFIDENT BIKE RIDERS IN NASHVILLE!

We anticipate creating age-relevant class series for 5 & 6 year olds, 7 & 8 year olds, 9 & 10 year olds, 11 & 12 year olds, young adults, & adults with the following steps:

We are grateful for our current community partners in Davidson County, & are looking to develop partnerships in Wilson County, Sumner County, & Williamson County so we can fully embrace our mission to create joyful riders in Middle Tennessee.

Do you have a tip for a great parking lot owned by a friend, a neighbor, a business you frequent? Or are you excited to take a class, volunteer to help with classes, or know a business partner who might want to help sponsor a class? Please be in touch!