Contact us. easystcycling@gmail.com
At Easy Street Cycling we teach big kids how to ride bikes safely and legally with traffic in Street Skills camps and classes. Easy Street Cycling believes kids who learn to respect traffic become safe, confident and responsible community members. Kids adopt life-long lessons of problem solving, assertiveness, independence, respect for the environment, being active and the joys of riding a bike.
But don't just take our word for it. Check out what other parents have had to say about our programs.
EASY STREET CYCLING COACHES
Bonnie Wehmann, Owner and Head Coach
I started Easy Street Cycling Bike Camps for Alameda Middle School Kids to learn to ride safely and independently in 2014 when my son was going to start 6th grade and ride on his own 3.5 miles away. I enjoy the rewards of coaching kids on the fun and freedom of riding bikes. I have coached hundreds of kids and adults for over ten years, I’ve been a Safe Routes to School Parent Champion, honorary Bike Walk Alameda Board Member and mom to two sons, one in high school and one in now in college.
"I feel lucky to get to work with adults and kids and see their confidence emerge while they have fun mastering riding a bike in traffic. Helping people of different ages and physical abilities enjoy and feel comfortable riding a bike is a great job!"
Diane Serafini, Street Skills Coach and Learn to Ride Coach
Diane has been a League Certified Instructor for over 15 years teaching kids and adults bicycle safety in San Francisco and the East Bay. "My main interest is in people, personal growth, becoming happier, healthier and more aware. Teaching people to learn to ride a bike, ride more safely, courteously and more easily allows me to grow and constantly learn, creating a virtuous cycle of increasing happiness."
Dan Hernandez, Street Skills Coach
Dan is spending much of his adult life confirming what he learned as child. Playing is great and the bicycle is our species’ finest invention.
Dan is convinced of the power of recreation to change lives, communities, and ecosystems. After certifications in sea kayaking and rock climbing, his favorite ‘work’ still involves cycling. He’s been a cycling instructor since 2008 and loves teaching cycling in the East Bay community. Dan now coaches and manages Bike East Bay’s large group of bike education instructors.
Maya Carson, Street Skills Coach and Learn to Ride Coach
Maya loves teaching kids as well as adults who are ready to learn some new things about riding. Maya has a wonderful calm that puts any rider at ease. She was raised in the sunny and foggy city of Berkeley where she was able to ride a bike to high school everyday, and never stopped riding. She has been teaching bike education for almost a decade, teaches with Bike East Bay and is a co-founder and collective member of Cycles of Change.
Anthony DiSalvo, Bike Skills Coach and Learn to Ride Coach
Anthony has been a lifelong cyclist. He was one of the founding members of his bike club in High School, and his bicycle was with him on board ship in the Navy. He has ridden his bicycle in many countries. As a League Certified Instructor he has been teaching cycling safety in the Bay Area since 2009 for Bike East Bay and the San Francisco Bike Coalition. His teaching experience includes all levels of bicycle education in the classroom, on the road, and consulting with local cycling clubs safety programs. He has instructed all age groups from middle school to adults in learning to ride for the first time. Anthony enjoys local cycling daily and wide-ranging weekend recreational riding. When asked why he ride rides his bicycle, he says “Because it is fun!”