Creating joyful bicycle riders in Middle Tennessee
Late in January, Bike Fun made a presentation at the Madison/Rivergate FiftyForward as part of their Post-Holiday Wellness Fair. The topic was bike riding at any age, with a smattering of bike and traffic law. I cued up a slide on Tennessee Bike Law and
I recently applied for a scholarship to attend the QBP Professional Repair and Shop Operating Class. The scholarship is specifically for women in the bike industry, and would pay for tuition and lodging for a two-week class. The application required answering questions in short essays,
As Nashville grapples with solutions to traffic woes and a growing influx of residents, the new company Bike Fun stands at the ready to show all Nashvillians how to safely get around on two wheels. Bike Fun is owned and operated by East Nashville resident
I was featured in the Williamson County section of the Tennessean last week, as part of an article a reporter covering the Williamson County beat did in response to the Brentwood BPAC (bicycle & pedestrian advocacy committee) report about bike and pedestrian friendliness in the
