I, too, was recently certified as a League Cycling Instructor with the League of American Bicyclists.  I&#39;ve found it useful - Sibley Bike Depot (St. Paul, MN) has done a lot of free bike maintenance classes, but we&#39;ve only recently started thinking more about designing some bike commuting and safe cyclin classes.  The League has some useful curriculum and resources - although it&#39;s a bit rigid in some of its stances.  However it has also been useful in gaining our bike education programs &quot;recognition&quot; - having an LCI somehow grants our program legitimacy, which is kind of BS but it&#39;s useful for other people/organizations in the non-profit and government world to take us a bit more seriously.<br clear="all">

<br>Jason Tanzman<br>-- <br>Sibley Bike Depot<br>Volunteer Coordinator<br>612-232-2737 (cell)<br>651-222-2080 (shop)<br><a href="http://www.sibleybikedepot.org" target="_blank">www.sibleybikedepot.org</a><br>Sibley Bike Depot&#39;s mission is to be an open, accessible space to educate and empower people to use bicycles as transportation, helping to build a sustainable environment and community.  Volunteer with us to help build a bicycling movement in the Twin Cities!<br>