Here's an overview from The Bike House here in DC: 
http://www.thebikehouse.coop/winter_biking_guide


On Thu, Nov 14, 2013 at 5:09 PM, chris turner <chris.0.turner@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi Sam,

We've done lots of winter cycling clinics in the past, but haven't developed any resources that we can share. You're already planning on hitting a lot of what we've found to be the important stuff (studded tires, cleaning/lubing, how to dress). Do you plan on teaching folks to stud their own tires? That's always been popular, and it makes it easier for some folks to start riding through the winter.

Wanda mentioned this already, but I want to second the importance of talking about winter routes. It's been my experience at that this has been the biggest barrier for folks that show up for winter clinics. Typically, these folks ride the rest of the year, but their normal routes are uncomfortable to ride (or are not ride-able) in the winter. It's really helpful to suggest some alternate routes for folks whose commute paths get much worse with the weather.


Chris Turner
Off the Chain 
Anchorage, AK

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