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To Bike Commuting THE GEAR THE BIKE For more info, visit www.cupertino.org/saferoutes QUICK GUIDE Any bike will work as long as it fits properly! Check out the different styles: Road Bike – good for speed, but not recommended for rides that have gravel/rocky segments Mountain Bike – wider tires, better for rougher rides but moves slower Hybrid Bike – best for 1-10 mile rides, moves slower but more comfortable with more carrying capacity Helmet Shades Gloves Comfortable clothes Lights/reflectors Tools, tube, pump, and patch kit (or ride with someone who does)

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Page 1: T o B i k e C o m m u t i n g - Cupertino Union School ...€¦ · Title: Quick Guide Author: colleenl0 Keywords: DACTL2ak8X8 Created Date: 20170420201048Z

To Bike Commuting

THE GEAR

THE BIKE

For more info, visit www.cupertino.org/saferoutes

QUICK GUIDE

Any bike will work as long as it f its properly! Check out the different

styles:

Road Bike – good for speed, but not recommended for r ides

that have gravel/rocky segments

 Mountain Bike – wider t ires, better for rougher r ides but

moves slower  Hybrid Bike – best for 1-10

mile r ides, moves slower but more comfortable with more

carrying capacity

Helmet Shades Gloves

Comfortable clothes Lights/reflectors

Tools, tube, pump, and patch kit (or r ide with someone who does)

Page 2: T o B i k e C o m m u t i n g - Cupertino Union School ...€¦ · Title: Quick Guide Author: colleenl0 Keywords: DACTL2ak8X8 Created Date: 20170420201048Z

To Bike Commuting

ALWAYS PERFORM THE ABC QUICK CHECK BEFORE

RIDING!

For more info, visit www.cupertino.org/saferoutes

QUICK GUIDE

A. Air! Do your t ires have enough? B.  Brakes! Are they working? Use

the “rule of thumb”. C.  Chains, cranks, cassette, and

chainrings. Check ‘em out!

Quick:  Quick release levers. Make sure yours are t ightened!

Check:  Check your bike with your eyes and ears for anything out of

place.

MORE QUESTIONS? ASK YOUR LOCAL

BIKE SHOP!